[LongBeachJim]

On Amazon there is a 2016 MX-5 (OEM) cargo tray for $85. A forum member recently pointed out that our trunk is larger. Unlike the WeatherTech product for the 124 (which only covers the small area at the bottom of the trunk), this cargo tray covers most surfaces. I've been digging around but haven't found a source for the 124 version. If anyone gets any information on availability please post.

 

[jks9256]

If I am not mistaken, Weather Tech is now making cargo liners and floor mat liners for the 124.

 

[LongBeachJim]

If I am not mistaken, Weather Tech is now making cargo liners and floor mat liners for the 124.

The WeatherTech is small and only covers the bottom of the trunk. I carry messy art supplies, go to the nursery, etc., and would like to find a full liner like the one in the above photo.

 

[MotoPete]

A forum member recently pointed out that our trunk is larger.

We score an extra 10 litres thanks to the shape of the boot lid.

 

[Chaddy]

The WeatherTech is small and only covers the bottom of the trunk. I carry messy art supplies, go to the nursery, etc., and would like to find a full liner like the one in the above photo.

Yep, full liners are the go. The Weathertech one might catch a few spills but looks underwhelming.

 

[frankmar]

Was looking at this brochure the dealer gave me re:124 spider, Fiat has a cargo tray same as the Miata, Mopar part # is 82215032. I think it's selling for $72.xx. I see the pic in the brochure but not on this site

http://www.moparpartsdeals.com/oe-mopar/82215032

 

[Greg]

If somebody makes one, hopefully they incorporate a place to store the tow hook.

Greg

 

[LongBeachJim]

Was looking at this brochure the dealer gave me re:124 spider, Fiat has a cargo tray same as the Miata, Mopar part # is 82215032. I think it's selling for $72.xx. I see the pic in the brochure but not on this site

http://www.moparpartsdeals.com/oe-mopar/82215032

That might be it! However, No one is providing an image yet. Your part number is listed (without an image) in your link, the Mopar catalogue, and Desiraparts out of the U.K. I'll call my local my Fiat parts guy and see if he can help. Thanks.

 

[LongBeachJim]

If somebody makes one, hopefully they incorporate a place to store the tow hook.

Greg

I wrapped my tow hook in a thick diaper and stowed it in the far back of the the trunk storage compartment (the panel on the right), well beyond the tail light wires and next to the outer fender.

 

[SteveWy]

I wrapped my tow hook in a thick diaper and stowed it in the far back of the the trunk storage compartment (the panel on the right), well beyond the tail light wires and next to the outer fender.

Not to be a wise guy ...but, that same compartment where I went in search of the car jack and jack tools?? ....not

 

[LongBeachJim]

Not to be a wise guy ...but, that same compartment where I went in search of the car jack and jack tools?? ....not

Yes, that compartment. Fiat teased us with an empty jack holder brace. I can see why you're bitter, lol.

 

[LongBeachJim]

Frankmar. Thanks for that part number! I just ordered one via my local Fiat studio. They ship out of Michigan and I will get it in about a week.

 

[LongBeachJim]

Here is the Fiat version, which I picked up today from a local Fiat studio. I'm a bit disappointed that it's not a full liner like what Miata offers (the parts guy and I were working without a photograph). However, at least it's deeper than the WeatherTech product.

 

[Orion ZyGarian]

Thanks for that pic. One of the few disadvantages of being such an early adopter with aftermarket parts on these cars...so little info out there yet

 

[AweStruckAdam]

I ordered the Mazda liner because it was only $60 with shipping. It is ~3.5 shorter than the bottom of the boot/trunk. But it does have a little 1 inch lip around the whole bottom of the liner. I just put a roadside emergency kit I found that is about 4" think in that spot so it sits flush with the back wall of the boot/trunk (wall with the rear lights). I like the way it fits with the flaps over the rest of the boot, despite it begin a little short, so I am happy enough for the price.
Also, I grabbed some dollar store strips of velcro with good sticky backing and placed it to the back of the Mazda cargo liner. This helps hold the whole liner in place.

 

[Kain]

Glad someone dryfitted the MX-5 tray. I was thiseclose to buying the ~$90 MOPAR tray but might get this one instead even with the gap.

 

[CDPond]

I was a sucker and purchased the Weathertech one, because all the other Weathertech products I'd purchased were great fits for my vehicle's trunks and floor mat spaces. So for the price of the bloody thing, I was shocked when I opened the box and foudn out it was only a piece that covered the lower dropped area in the bottom of the trunk. I contacted Weathertech to ask when they were going to produce one that actually protected the entire trunk, and they gave me some BS story about how they couldn't mold them to fit up over the height of the centre dropped area. Given that somehow people have found a way to do that for the MX-5, I'm less than entrhalled with Weathertech on this particular item... they missed the goal.

Alas, the search continues for one that covers the entire trunk bottom.

AweStruckAdam or LongBeachJim, can either of you tell from the packaging how manufactures the product for the MX-5?