The Mazda MX-5 Miata is two things: firstly, it's near and dear to so many hearts for it's a charming looks fun-to-drive nature, and secondly, it's an icon of affordable sports car ownership. It's the ...

Just like Subaru, Mazda is a niche Japanese automaker. However, it's coming out as an example of thoughtful success – with important partnerships in various regions and an expanding model roster just ...

While there are still plenty of questions about performance specs and design, Mazda's chief technical officer Ryuichi Umeshita made it clear the Japanes automaker has no intention of compromising when ...

Pricing for the 2026 Mazda MX-5 Miata starts at $31,665 (all prices include a $1,235 destination charge). No major changes Pure driving fun and 29 mpg combined The modern world may complicate the ...

Feeling nostalgic yet? Mazda certainly is, as it celebrates three and a half decades of its successful and much-beloved sports car with its latest "AE" anniversary edition. Miata fans often refer to ...

Sadly many new cars are boring and uninspiring to drive. The Mazda MX-5, however, is not one of those cars, as we discovered driving it in latest GT form.

The Mazda MX-5 was first developed and launched just as the 1980s were coming to a close, and, amazingly, this humble Japanese roadster is still with us after over 25 years of production. But as much ...

In America, sports cars – even more so than minivans, as it turns out – seem to be in the ER of the automotive industry on life support. But that doesn't mean they'll go extinct without a fight. There ...

Mazda North American Operations has announced pricing for the 2026 Mazda MX-5 Miata. The latest version of Mazda’s long-running roadster carries over the same basic formula it has used for years: low ...

It's impossible to overlook the humble Mazda MX-5 Miata when having a conversation about iconic sports cars. The diminutive Japanese drop-top takes inspiration from some of the greatest British sports ...

Automotive rumors fly across the Internet year-round, but let's face it, many don't hold water in the end. This latest one from Japan about Toyota and Mazda may contain some grains of truth, but we're ...