Mazda MX-5

Taste is subjective and all that, but what did they do to our boy?

There's a never-ending struggle between manufacturers to claim to build the best cars on the planet

I have no earthly idea why this trike exists but I'm so glad it does

This little green toad was built by the late Pat Goss for a five-part series on MotorWeek

A collection of our best posts of the week in car buying

The seller claims this tallboy Miata is a show winner and was 'built right.'

The sub-2000 pound Porsche 984 would have been magnificent.

On average, these cars have the largest dealer markups.

There are just a handful of cars you can still buy with a six-speed automatic transmission.

According to the ad, this Murano’s top does not work, but the car is otherwise solid.

While rough around the edges, the seller boasts that this Miata runs well and carries a clean title.

From heated seats to automatic wipers, these are the optional extras you can't live without.

I am begging Facebook Marketplace users to stop posting uncropped screenshots as listing images

This 1997 Kia Vigato is an oddity of Korean car history, and it's damn fun to drive

Some of us put more time, money and effort into our cars than our relationship. Not a problem, just an observation.

If you have $100,000 to fill two garage slots, you could do a lot worse than these picks

Constantly bettering yourself is a tough task, and no shade, but these are some cars that failed that task.

It would be difficult to fit in this tiny racer, but I might need to give it a shot

The Airing of the Grievances comes early this year

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