MX-5 Miata

The MX-5 Miata has several great qualities. It is a cheap, nimble, fun sports car that many enthusiasts love. The name for the car does actually mean something.

The Mazda MX-5 Miata is one of the world's most loved sports cars. So it is no surprise that a roadster themed getaway exists in the rolling hills of Italy.

If you're looking for a fun and affordable sports car that's well-equipped out of the box, the base model is more than capable. However, if you want more performance, luxury features, or unique styling, there are plenty of options to choose from.

A favorite among enthusiasts is the Mazda Miata. However, the Audi TTS Roadster is also a formidable contender, with its powerful engine, luxurious interior, and sleek styling.

However, the Miata has gained even more attention in recent years thanks to its impressive sales figures. March 2023 was Miata's best sales month yet, and its continued success can be attributed to its affordability and undeniable appeal.

The Mazda Miata has one true advantage over the cheaper, more advanced Mini Cooper. It is rear-wheel drive, and much more fun to toss into corners.

The Mazda Miata has proven to be a versatile platform for engine swaps, with enthusiasts pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Whether it's the raw power of the Cummins diesel or the Formula One-like sound of the V12 Toyota engine, they are all insane ideas.

If you're a Miata owner looking to take your driving experience to the next level, consider modifying your car. We'll explore five of the best modifications for the Mazda Miata, ranging from simple and affordable upgrades to more involved modifications.

Mazda has always been committed to providing top-notch safety for its drivers and passengers, and the 2023 MX-5 Miata is no exception.

Both the Subaru BRZ and Mazda MX-5 Miata deliver a fun, engaging driving experience. However, they differ in a few core areas that drastically change the ownership experience.

The Mazda Miata is a roadster with a cult following. It is easy to get wrapped up in wanting to own, but what are the best years for the convertible?

"I think it will continue to exist forever and it will have to go with the times," Mazda Europe's CEO said. "People are passionate about this car."