The 35th Anniversary Edition is similar to the Grand Touring trim, which means features like heated seats, and Mazda says it has added a limited-slip differential, additional bracing, and some newly tuned Bilstein dampers. There's also a beige convertible roof and some shiny 17-inch alloy wheels.

The small Japanese roadster is celebrating its birthday with a new limited edition model. Unfortunately, it may be too limited for most.

Mazda brought out some of the best examples of the car from its collection and had a whole corral full of fans on hand with their own cars. Mazda has priced the 2025 MX-5 Miata 35th Anniversary car from $36,250. In our minds, that's a bargain at $1,320 more than the Grand Touring with a tan interior for a car that might be impossible to find.