Shared virtually no components with the previous NB-gen Miata ; When Mazda began dreaming up the NC Miata in 2003, it was ... 2013 mazda miata mx-5 front blue. 2012 Mazda NC MX-5 Miata.

The Mazdaspeed Miata was a limited-run production of the second generation Miata, and is most notable for being the only production MX-5 to come with a turbocharger. The Mazdaspeed’s turbo and ...

More specifically, today we are looking at one fascinating, but often-forgotten, concept roadster created as part of the Hyundai California Design series: the HCD-6, a kind of Korean answer to the ...

Despite three full redesigns and a span of 30 years, Mazda's MX-5 Miata spiritually hasn't changed much since it debuted at the 1989 Chicago auto show. The plucky roadster remains tiny ...

The Prawn Nebula is some 6,000 light-years distant, and is projected to cover a region of sky around four times the size of the full moon. Keep in mind, it's very faint, and can't be spotted with ...

The Rocketeer MXV6 . If you are unfamiliar with Rocketeer's work, you should become acquainted because it sounds epic to drive. Rocketeer ditches the Miata's original four-cylinder engine in favor ...

The Blue Ring Nebula harbors a central star, known as TYC 2597-735-1. An unusual ultraviolet ring surrounds the star, which astronomers first observed in 2004 using NASA's now-defunct Galaxy ...

Believe it or not, this is the Crab Nebula, one of the most famous cosmic objects. Except that this image—9.8 light years across—doesn't look like the ...

A cool blue planetary nebula NGC 7008 appears to be resting peacefully in this night sky photo. Astrophotographers Bob and Janice Fera took this photo August 8-11, 15-16, 2012 from Eagle Ridge ...

This NB-generation Miata might not look like much, but it's actually rarest special edition MX-5 ever built. It's one of just 50 Club Sport models, and one of 25 fitted with a soft top.

The Blue Ring Nebula is invisible to the human eye, but telescopes can measure the ultraviolet light, which is shown here in blue. NASA/JPL-Caltech/M. Seibert (Carnegie Institution for Science)/K ...