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Japanese tuner DAMD (which stands for Dream Automotive Design), responsible for turning this Toyota 86 into a Lexus LFA, has unveiled their latest project, the Mazda MX-5 “Dark Knight”. Sharpening up the looks of the highly popular roadster is a set of carbon fibre bodykit consisting a front lip spoiler, …

UK-based Mazda tuning specialist, BBR, has unveiled a range of engine, suspension and brake upgrade packages for the latest ND versions of the MX-5 roadster. BBR’s ‘Super 160’ for the 1.5-litre models, as well as ‘Super 175+’ and ‘Super 190’ for the larger 2.0-litre, are said to deliver power gains across the …

KW Suspension has rolled out a new set of performance gear for the Mazda MX-5 roadster. The KW Clubsport coilovers are designed to extract the maximum for the new MX-5 on racetracks and on the street, allowing separate adjustment of the rebound and compression. With the rebound adjustment on the upper …

The wait is over for those patiently waiting for the new 2.0-litre Mazda MX-5. Already 170 sold before the car has even launch in Australia, the more powerful variant of the fourth-generation Mazda MX-5 goes on sale in dealerships today priced from $34,490 plus on-roads for the 2.0 GT 6-speed manual. …

Mazda UK has unveiled a limited edition MX-5 as the new top of the range model. The Mazda MX-5 Sport Recaro edition is limited to just 600 cars in the UK and comes decked out with a Brilliant Black Sports Aero kit that includes a front lip spoiler, rear boot …

The fourth generation Mazda MX-5 officially goes on sale in Australia this month. With global sales approaching one million units since its inception in 1989, the new Mazda MX-5 is expected to re-ignite interest in the Japanese open-top roadster. Following an extensive marketing, Mazda Australia expects to move 125 cars …

The all-new fourth-generation Mazda MX-5 will arrive on Australian shores in mid-August priced from $31,990 plus on road costs, just $2,000 more than the 1989 first generation model. In 1989, Mazda set out to produce a timeless, open-top roadster with the aim of offering good, clean driving fun. More than 25 …

The iconic Laguna Seca raceway is called the Mazda Raceway for a reason. Today the company brought out a pair of engineering development models of the 2016 Mazda MX-5 Cup racecar for testing at the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. The MX-5 Cup will race in a new one-model Global Cup series, …

Mazda today unveiled the MX-5 Club at the New York Auto Show, marking the world debut of the Club model in North American-specification. The Mazda MX-5 Club serves as the track oriented version of the MX-5 range. Building on the standard MX-5, which is already lighter, smaller and more nimble …

Mazda will be presenting a new version of the MX-5 roadster at the New York Auto Show next month, called the MX-5 Club. Without giving much out, the Japanese car maker hints that the MX-5 Club is the most aggressive road-going iteration of the company’s fourth-generation iconic roadster. To us, this …

Today at the Chicago Auto Show, where the first generation MX-5 was introduced to the world in 1989, Mazda revealed an MX-5 accessories design concept of the next-generation roadster that will hit showrooms later this year. Painted Ceramic Metallic, the MX-5 accessories concept includes an Aero Kit, BBS Wheels and …

With the recent unveiling of the fourth generation Mazda MX-5, the best-selling roadster in history and the most road-raced car in the world, the most frequently asked question is “Where will it race?” Mazda gave the first part of that answer at the SEMA show in Las Vegas today, as …

Mazda’s model launch offensive continues today as the unconventional carmaker presents the all new Mazda MX-5 at the Paris Motor Show. Arriving 25 years after the original MX-5 was unveiled at the 1989 Chicago Auto Show, the fourth-generation of Mazda’s legendary sports car also appears at a time when the company …

While the next-generation Mazda Mx-5 is not set to bow until early 2015, the world of computer rendering has given us yet another illustration of what the world’s most popular roadster could look like. The rendering is courtesy of “automotive manipulator” Theophilus Chin, and is highly plausible. Adopting Mazda’s “Kodo” design language, which …