Who says convertibles are only for summer? When we listed this, it was the only Miata -- now it's the only red one! New listing as of June 2021! But as we get towards fall, here's an important detail separating this Miata from the others (other than the fact that it's red) -- this car has a hard top and all-season tires. If you want the fun of driving the Miata on curvy roads but you want the security of having great traction below 40 degrees, having all-seasons helps. Most Miatas have summer tires, but I made sure to get one with all-seasons so it could be a year-round car. The RF version (retractable fastback) is also better for cooler or inclement weather. If you are looking up the Miata, you know what it is. It's a blast to drive. Just read any car review over the last 20 years and this is almost always the "best affordable sportscar." It’s not about the power, it’s about the fun factor! Our car is a beautiful Soul Red with a Black Leather interior, the Grand Touring trim, and a manual transmission, like all Miatas should have. I thought about getting automatic for this car to broaden the possible customers who could rent it – but seriously, anyone who wants to drive a Miata and knows the car will want to drive the manual. That's my theory, anyway. So please make sure before booking this car that you are proficient with a manual transmission. The RF "retractable fastback" means it's a convertible but when you close the roof, it's a hardtop instead of cloth. Kind of like a 911 Targa. This makes the car a little bit stiffer on curvy roads, and also a little better in inclement weather (better shelter from the elements). Basically, with the top up, it will be like a Miata coupe and quieter to drive. I like the looks of the RF a lot. It’s like the best of both worlds – convertible in good weather, coupe in bad weather. My "niche" on Turo is that I have cars that are unusual or unique in this region, rather than one of 60 Teslas (not that there's anything wrong with Teslas, it’s just not what I do). I have a Shelby GT 350 Mustang, a Porsche 911, a Porsche Boxster GTS, and the only BMW E46 M3 on Turo on the East Coast. I hope people looking for a unique experience will come back and rent multiple cars from me (one at a time, of course). As you can tell from my reviews, I want to make everyone's rentals easy and fun. Here are a couple of recent reviews of the Miata so you can see how much people love it -- the "everyday supercar." https://www.caranddriver.com/mazda/mx-5-miata-2020 https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/reviews/2020-mazda-mx-5-miata-review/ Be nice to my cars. Gas them up with premium fuel, keep them clean, don't smoke, no pets without prior permission. Take them out clean, return them clean. And I don’t care if weed is legal where we live – do NOT smoke in the car, even with the top down. Finally, all my cars have trackers to watch for crazy behavior. I want people to have fun, but I also want (and expect) that my investments will get treated with respect. That's it, not a lot of rules. Thank you, and I look forward to seeing you!