Mazda Europe’s top brass suggest the next-generation MX-5 will likely embrace electrification in combination with synthetic ...

The Mazda MX-5 Miata has always strictly followed the lightweight sports car ethos born from British roadsters of the ’50s and ’60s: A revvy, simple, naturally aspirated four-cylinder up front, ...

The Mazda MX-5 has spent decades proving that a small, light roadster can deliver a […] ...

The overlap with the slightly fancier CX-50 means Mazda probably doesn't need to make the CX-5 still, but we're glad it does.

The Mazda 2 soldiers on as the Japanese brand's entry-level hatchback. In the face of more popular crossovers, is it still worth a look?

Affordable manual-transmission options are increasingly scarce, but there are some rear- and all-wheel-drive sports cars on ...

Mazda remains committed to the manual transmission for the Mazda3, even though it accounted for only 5 percent of the model's ...

Traditionally, offering a smaller engine in a particular make or model has been a manufacturer’s way of stripping a few dollars out of the price-tag. In the case of the ute market, that’s more often ...

Mazda's Cosmo Sport proved the rotary wasn't just a commuter-car curiosity, but a legitimate competitor in the sports car landscape. Through the 1970s, Mazda used everyday vehicles as rolling test ...

This small British automaker is best known for producing a model that resembles a toy car and is most at home on a tr ...