The Mazda Miata, born from a design contest and debuted in 1989, has more than a million examples to its name.

Normally, this bright-red first-generation NA Miata—technically a ... I'm lucky enough to be in the driver's seat. The idea of driving an original Miata on public roads, even a museum-grade ...

Now in its fourth generation, the MX-5 has had more than a million examples sold since its introduction, and the model ...

This specific car began its life as a desirable, limited-run 2012 Miata Special Edition, one of just 450 produced that year.

Only weeks after teasing us with the prospect of an even lighter and more powerful Miata, a patent filed with the US Patent ... Additional cells are located behind the seats, but the real genius is ...

Four doors are allowed here, so I can haul some passengers, and if the back seat folds away for groceries or the dog ... Desmond G: I daily drove my NA 1.6 Miata for 16 years, and while the car itself ...

Still, if a battery-electric Miata were to happen, this patent sure is a promising way to lay it all out, as the battery ...

"I’m confident I made the Miata much cooler than the original," Nakayama said, sketching the eager front fascia of an NA Miata and then the more edgy ND. "I didn’t use the first generation for ...

Mazda is not replacing the Miata with an electric vehicle just yet ... More cells are kept in two smaller sections behind the seats, and a third section is placed in front of the passenger ...