The next-gen Toyota Supra is reportedly being developed entirely in-house in Japan, likely under the automaker's Gazoo Racing ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Peter Lyon is based in Tokyo and writes about the car industry.

Well, it turns out a few ex-Tesla and Lucid executives got tired of waiting for a lightweight electric sports car, so they ...

In production since the late 1980s, Mazda's world-famous roadster has come a long way since its original form. To highlight ...

The Miata is best with a soft top, but the RF hardtop remains an appealing, oddball alternative.

A Japanese report claims Mazda is developing a new sports car with a straight-six engine. It suggests the new model could share its platform with the next-gen Toyota GR Supra. However, it ...

Avarvarii Automotive Artworks (aka 'avarvarii' on social media) has taken a good, extended look at Mazda and Toyota's plans ...

Granted, the car has got a little heavier and larger with each new generation ... the century. The Mazda’s roof takes up minimal boot space, and although stowage isn’t exactly a forte, it’s still way ...

Mazda, meanwhile, doesn't even make a sports car larger than the MX-5 any more. Both of those things could be changing soon, and a wild new rumor suggests that the related cars will both use the ...

Mazda will build a new sports car powered by its new inline six-cylinder petrol engine, if a new overseas report is to be believed. For reference, Mazda’s last sports car hero model, the RX-8 ...

Mazda's mastery of the MX-5 has been in making incremental changes through the years, yet retaining the same basic recipe of a compact, lightweight sports car. This comparison will detail the ...