It’s been 25 years since the graduating class of 2000 had to worry about such things as the Y2K crisis, boy-band pop versus ...

But Miata as a racecar is missing one very important thing: the right steering wheel. Mazda MX-5 Miatas have never come with ...

The Mazda RX-7 ... dangerous, or right-hand drive. They simply didn't meet American federal rules at the time, and no one went back to fix that gap. Production of the FD RX-7 in Japan ran from ...

There's a gap in the Mazda museum collection ... per square centimeter, it is a Miata. Mike Duff It's been a few years since I last drove an NA—a right-hand drive British MX-5, as it happens ...

The second is always a tightrope walk Mazda manages impressively. Keeping a car the same weight while adding necessary modern safety features and tech is something Mazda does better than anyone else.

It’s an affordable sports coupe with a crazy-low center of gravity and the same classic front-engine, rear-drive layout as the Miata. Get a Quote on a New Mazda ... is the right size for a ...

In the RX-7's lower gears, there’s a real punch from just below 3,000rpm, the power then building progressively right to ... my excitement to drive an unmolested Mazda RX-7, it’s easy to ...

however new reports from Japan’s BestCar seem to confirm the combustion engine will drive the rear wheels. Possibly even through a six-speed manual. Read More About Mazda RX-7 RX-7 re-birth! Mazda ...

It's safe to say that Mazda has struck gold with the MX-5. The model has become synonymous with fun-to-drive affordable ... a brand-new hybrid-rotary RX-7/RX-8 or Miata, though these models ...

If you play it right ... RX-7: It smells of gas and oil, gets extremely hot inside, is noisy, can be scary to drive in certain conditions, and is a real gas guzzler. That's one way to explain why ...

The Miata concept really hasn't changed drastically over the last three decades, proof that Mazda got the formula right from the beginning. Rear-wheel-drive ... readily to hand, and comfortable ...

We've met engineers working for Mazda who own an MX-5 Miata and drive it just for the thrill ... of how the car is behaving. The way the right hand falls naturally onto the gear lever.