Mazda Miata (Page 2)

The Mazda Miata is the best dream car in the world. Here's why.

We make the case that an electric Mazda Miata would be a blast to drive.

The Mazda Miata is piling up awards at the rate of three per week this spring.

The Mazda MX-5 Miata earns one of the industry's most respected awards for used vehicles.

If you have a Mazda Miata or a Fiat 124 Spider, this is how the manufacturer recommends caring for it and cleaning it.

When shopping for your next convertible, don’t you want the same supplier that Rolls Royce and Porsche choose for your drop-top? Here’s why a Haartz top should be on your list of must-haves.

The 2019 Mazda Miata is winning awards even during dark winter.

A new recall may have accidentally shed some light on how many Mazda Miatas sold are automatics.

These exciting and award-winning soft-top convertible vehicles all share one critical detail.

The folks at U.S. News and World Report sure do like Mazda. We have to agree with the reasons why.

Own a Mazda Miata and planning to tow? Here is some good advice from an owner who has done it successfully.

Consumer Reports is the most trusted name in vehicle reliability. Its new list of the top ten cars for reliability has only one sports car. Of course, it's the Mazda Miata.

We test the 2019 Mazda Miata with the new engine updates and come away smiling.

Both Mazda and Porsche are known as car companies, but they both only dabble in cars now. Here's a look at how our perceptions trail our realities.

A special deal on leftover 2018 Mazda Miatas is making some waves.

Mazda has announced its Miata RF prices for 2019. Here is how much of a price bump to expect due to the new changes.

Mazda is upgrading the Miata's engine for 2019. Here's how the changes impact fuel economy.

We have been closely watching for clues that Fiat will follow Mazda's Miata example and bump up the power of the 124 Spider. Here's why we are losing hope.

A new study shows that one of these three cars is driven a lot more by its owner than the other two. Which is your guess?

Torque News spotted this clever Mazda Miata owner on his way to do some kayaking. Have you ever seen a better Miata storage solution?

There’s a lot of records out there, all made to be broken. A Mazda RX-7 has broken the half-mile speed record for rotary engines.

Take a look at just about any automotive forum or website, and you will inevitably come across new members asking what kind of modifications would be good on their cars. Between the responses berating the poster for not making use of various search functions, you will find members telling the newbie to keep his or her car stock. Is there a good way to modify a car? Let's take a look using the example of modifying a Mazda Miata.

It's pretty well known that there are great cars that never made it to the States. This comes as a result of a number of different factors--safety and emissions are the big ones--but some special editions are only released in a country or two. That's the way it is with some of these special edition Miatas, such as the Mazda Roadster MPS in the picture. After you see some of these cars, you'll want to grab one, or move to where you can buy one.

Moss Miata, one of the best known producers of aftermarket Mazda Miata parts, has been in the business of providing for enthusiast needs since 1948. Prior to 1995, the company only produced parts for British sports cars. The Miata, however, was a natural addition to the catalog lineup. This says a lot about the Miata's true sports car status.

Out of all of the iterations of the Mazda Miata, the NC generation, which was made from 2006-2015, is often the one which is left on the bench. There are some good reasons for choosing one of the more desired generations, but also good reasons to go with the underdog.

Mazda's little roadster is a legend. What it's done for motorsports, the enthusiast community, and those suffering from mid-life crises is beyond measure. And that's not even mentioning the hairdressers who have transportation thanks to the cute little convertible. But one of the competing designs which Mazda considered for their interpretation of the British sports car had front-wheel drive. What would life be like if that had been the winner?

It's a well known fact that Mazdas are popular in motorsports. Torquenews has written about it before. But Mazda is making motorsports headlines again, this time in the world of autocross. They are not just common at SCCA's Championship Tour autocrosses, they're consistent winners.

No other brand has seen as much initial quality improvement as Mazda according to J.D. Power & Associates.

If you are one of Torquenews's regular readers, you may have read a previous article on Mazda's contingency program, in which Mazda owners can get discounts on parts, and win money for races. Now, Mazda is adding an additional incentive to embark on a Mazda Motorsports adventure. If you buy Mazda's Global MX-5 Cup Car, you'll get over $8000 in rewards.

The 2019 Mazda Miata gets substantial engine upgrades and a new top. Here are the official details.