The Mazda MX-5 Miata is a small two-seat roadster sports car. First introduced in 1989, it's earned iconic status—and over a million sales—through its focus on fun-to-drive dynamics.

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By the time the 2015 Mazda MX-5 rolled around, over 940,000 copies had been sold worldwide. Helping to commemorate the last quarter-century of driving pleasure, Mazda created a sp ...

Mazda is not replacing the Miata with an electric vehicle just yet. The company's CTO, Ryuichi Umeshita told Road & Track earlier this month that the brand is currently planning on building an ...

Someone is selling a V8-powered Mazda MX-5 Miata at auction, and it looks attractive. Beyond the engine, it possesses several desirable options and evidently has low mileage. At the same time ...

Mazda North American Operations has confirmed that 2025 model year MX-5 Miata vehicles are being held at US ports due to an undisclosed issue related to the vehicle control module. Deliveries in ...

Only weeks after teasing us with the prospect of an even lighter and more powerful Miata, a patent filed with the US Patent & Trademark Office shows a possible EV future for the world’s most popular ...

The Mazda Miata has long been the champion of light weight and affordable open-top driving. The current fourth-generation (ND) model is due for a replacement soon and will eventually be ...

Mazda’s investigation of a potential issue with the 2025 MX-5 Miata has sidelined deliveries for a number of owners, and we’ve now learned that some of them may have to wait several more ...

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gave the nod to Bob Hall’s Southern California team. Hall, regarded as the “father of the Miata,” was involved in the initial strategy behind the MX-5, and hired Mark Jordan to head design ...