A nostalgic tour of the design cues that made ’90s cars feel alive—pop-up headlights, two-tone paint, targas/T-tops, decals, ...

In the early '90s, Mazda's rotary-powered RX-7 was the quintessential Japanese two-seat sports car. But then the Miata arrived and changed the game.

Defining a supercar can be tricky and subjective, but as a general rule, supercars are meant to push the boundaries of what a car can be. Performance is a key aspect. Many don't consider a car to ...

It’s rare for an automotive designer to have a hand in creating an iconic vehicle, particularly if they’re sculpting shapes for a company of modest means. It’s even more unheard of to be the driving ...

One of the most recognizable cars from the Fast and Furious franchise sold at auction for £911,000 (approximately $1.2 million) at Bonhams. This is a 1992 Mazda RX-7 FD, driven by Han played by Sung ...

While automotive trends may shift over time, some cars manage to transcend these changes, retaining their allure, sophistication, and appeal for many years. Whether it’s due to their graceful design, ...

At $35,000, this JDM FD RX-7 with low mileage and tasteful modifications is a deal we’re all bummed we missed. It’s a staple trope for any automotive enthusiast to window shop for cars on the Internet ...

Starting in the 1970s, Mazda was known for it rotary engines. The RX-8 sports coupe was the brand's last rotary-powered car in the United States. This final-year example is the desirable updated model ...

It’s easy to imagine that every single part from that expensive, low-production supercar is tailor-made to suit that specific model, but the truth is that these brands typically borrow parts from mass ...

Matt Nelson is an automotive journalist with nearly a decade of experience in all things cars. He's spent years working at dealerships in sales, finance, and service. He's since traded in his pens and ...

Mazda doesn't make any particularly sporty cars today other than the Miata (also known as the MX-5), but it has made its fair share of enthusiast-pleasers throughout its history. Most have been ...