The OBD-II. I have to install a monitor from my insurance company and try as hard as I do I cannot find this connection. I own a 2015 Soft top Miata grand touring. HELP!!!

 

Instead of looking for the OBD-II port, I would look for a different insurance company.

 

Need help not sarcasm!

 

While I do not have a Miata, on my Mazda 2 and 3, it is located under the dash close to your left knee pointing down. It should be a few inches back from the bottom of the dash trim and a few inches from the left side of the footwell.

While the insurance tracking method would not work for me, I suspect that it would be great for some depending on how and where you drive. Good luck.

 

 

While a tracker for insurance would not work for me. It would likely be great for some people. I occasionally drive too fast, in bad neighborhoods and too far for it to be beneficial. It might be a good way to go for someone who is a careful or an occasional drive. I also understand that there are some circumstances where this is the only option. I also could see how it might be a good option for a limited use secondary vehicle like a Miata that is not pushed to its limits.

Bewaite - Have you been able to find the port?

 

Playing "Devil's advocate" here...

How does one drive a Miata and N-O-T push it's limits from time to time?

 

I am not saying that I could do it, but there are people who buy Miatas and drive them extremely gently.

I only wish there was a forum that they participated in that we could use to find our next purchase.

 

Too funny, "For sale, 1996 M-Edition Miata 5-Speed, 23,000 miles, only driven to church on Sunday by a little old lady."