32 Used Mazda MX-5 RF cars for sale

Based on the same underpinnings, the MX-5 RF and standard MX-5 are very similar cars. The major difference is related to the car's roof - RF versions offer a hard-top retractable roof whereas standard MX-5 models offer a soft-top convertible roof.

The RF stands for 'Retractable Fastback' representing the vehicle's hard-top retractable roof.

All used Mazda MX-5 RF variants will come with rear-wheel drive as standard, allowing you to enjoy the unique driving experience offered by vehicles with this configuration.

The Mazda MX-5 RF's retractable roof works electrically by using switches located on the car's dashboard. Simply press the switch and the car's roof and windows will automatically adjust. When down, the roof is stored in a dedicated storage area between the seating position and the boot.

Mazda vehicles are always well-known for being reliable, and the MX-5 RF is no different, often achieving above-average results in reliability surveys and tests.

Despite being oriented towards a sportier driving experience, the Mazda MX-5 RF still achieves impressive fuel economy figures. You can expect up to 45mpg from 1.5-litre variants and up to 40mpg from 2.0-litre variants.

The MX-5 RF can double down as a daily driver and is surprisingly good on the motorway, offering solid fuel economy figures and a fairly comfortable driving experience.