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Car sits low so can't imagine that trailer is going to sit nice. Also with the way this car slides, I would be concerned with a trailer jack-knifing or at the very least feeling completely unstable in every curve.
If you absolutely must tow something and choose to do this, tow during some off-hour when traffic is sloooooooow or non-existent so that if it does start to come around, you don't take out 3 cars with you.
Also check over your insurance policy, if your vehicle is not rated for towing from the manufacturer, most likely you would have coverage issues if you were involved in an accident while towing.
That said...I used to work at a track and have seen plenty of Miatas, S2000's, etc. towing tiny single axle trailers with nothing on them but a set of tires and a floor jack.
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