I've just watched the Live stream 'reveal' of the third generation>> MX5 from the Geneva show. It's interesting that the technology can>> do this but the picture's so small you couldn't see any details, a>> lot of drummers and a small red car.>> After keeping the M1 body virtually unchanged for ten years and>> improving the insides, Mazda now seems to think it necessary to have>> a different look every couple of years just for the sake of changing.>> I still think the original M2 looks great and wish they'd>> concentrate on improvements, like the MazdaSpeed turbo version, and>> spend less on the cosmetics.>