However, one enterprising enthusiast went as far as grafting the tail of an FD RX-7 on to a first-gen Miata, and we’re loving the results. Even better, it’s now on sale on a Yahoo! Japan auction.

While certain die-hard aficionados will instantly agree to the title above, there will be other enthusiasts asking a simple question: why? And while we're answering this, we've brought along a ...

And, as the pixel master aptly points out in the Instagram post below, this pumped-up Miata now reminds one of the FD-generation RX-7, at least when ... the arching wing and other bits, this ...

Not long after we stumbled across an FD Mazda RX-7 equipped with the front fascia of an RX-8, a bizarre Mazda MX-5 Miata has appeared for sale in Japan. The sports car has been listed by Yahoo!

During the Japan Mobility Show 2023, Mazda unveiled what is essentially a cross between its MX-5 Miata roadster and the “Iconic” RX-7 FD. Aptly named the Iconic SP, the concept vehicle ...

To give the utmost credit, this RX-7 still qualifies as a purist car since Pat, being a former Miata drifter, decided to rebuild it and stick with the engine he knows best—the 1.6L B6ZE from the ...

Indeed, you'd be forgiven for assuming that the Iconic SP is Mazda's not-so-secret answer to one of the automaker's biggest questions (and fans' biggest concerns): Just how will the MX-5 Miata be ...

Mazda has said that both the Ionic SP and the engine were scaleable, so while the size of the concept had many people presuming that it previewed a new RX-7, maybe it points to the Miata’s ...