Competent two-seater roadster from Mazda brand

The Mazda MX-5 RF has entered my life like a breath of fresh air. All the curves are in the right places, and its sleek styling captures everyone’s attention on the road. With the top down, it brings a smile to my face. I like driving it a lot with the top down on the back... Read More

The Mazda MX-5 RF offers a mixed driving experience. I use it as my second car, and it is quite good in every way. As a hauler, it is impractical as there is very little storage. The trunk is tiny, and interior storage is non-existent. The manual transmission is quite good, the... Read More

Unlike the fully retractable hardtop offered by the previous-generation Miata, the roof design of the RF keeps in place at all times a roll bar-like portion. Lowering the roof in this vehicle is a mind-blowing process. The roll bar-like portion temporarily backs and lifts as the... Read More

When my child told me to get a new Mazda, I didn’t put that much thought into it. I was thinking, “sure, Mazda’s are somewhat affordable and quality-built cars”, what could go wrong? Well, I just spent a considerable chunk beyond my budget, because I let my child do the... Read More

Choosing the Mazda MX-5 RF was a difficult decision, but one that I do not regret. It handles precisely, has a powerful engine, and is surprisingly comfortable considering my height. Yes, the cupholders are unusual, but the entire driving experience compensates for it. It's more... Read More