The Mazda MX-5, also known affectionately as the Miata, is only in its fourth generation after 33 years on U.S. dealer lots. It also goes against the current grain in a big (er, technically small) way ...

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Although the Mazda MX-5 remains one of the most popular sports cars in Europe, its sales are expected to drop by 20 percent in 2020. The main reason for that is Mazda’s decision to supply fewer ...

The Mazda Miata is an iconic sports car that blends performance and affordability perfectly, but it's not the only model that ...

Since 1990, Mazda took the idea of the charmingly eccentric British roadster and infused it with Japanese reliability. By remaining true to its nature of fun and affordable performance, the Miata has ...

Mazda has, for decades, verified and improved the capability of its MX-5 to challenge the giants and serve as the proverbial David in the cliche that it often finds itself in when compared by price ...

The iconic MX-5 Miata combines a lightweight sports car body, sharp handling, and a rev-happy four-cylinder to maximize ...

The world’s biggest selling roadster, the Mazda MX-5, has always been about weight. Or perhaps I should say keeping the weight down. Now, in Japan, the Hiroshima-based company has re-focused the ...