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The MX5 Restorer team are back with part 2 of the latest Lights Up Lights Down video with the next stage of their turbocharged Mk1 MX-5 refresh. In Part 1 they transformed the drivetrain with a new clutch, lightweight flywheel and quick-shift kit. Now it’s time to tackle the exterior, and that means diving deep into the bodywork.

Few cars offer the same mix of fun, reliability, and community spirit as the Mazda MX5. Since its launch in 1989, the MX5 has built a passionate following here in the UK, thanks to its lightweight handling, back-to-basics design, and timeless charm. Whether you're looking for a weekend toy, a show-ready project, or a daily driver with character, there’s an MX5 for you.

We’re proud to partner with The MX5 Restorer on a brand-new video series as they breathe life back into a well-loved Mk1 MX5 Turbo. Sponsored by MX5Parts, this project kicks off with a mechanical refresh featuring some of our top performance upgrades.

Every MX5 owner knows there’s something special about sitting behind the wheel of their roadster, roof down, twisty B-road ahead, and nothing but miles of smiles. But what if you could make your interior just that bit more refined, practical or enjoyable?

When we think about performance upgrades for the Mazda MX5, our minds often leap straight to suspension kits, induction systems, or maybe a cheeky exhaust mod. But there’s one unsung hero that doesn’t get as much attention as it should, the engine mounts.

When it comes to maintaining and upgrading your MX5, one of the most important areas to focus on is the braking system. Whether you're tackling winding B-roads, enjoying a weekend track day, or just using your MX5 as a daily driver, having the right brake pads makes all the difference.

The Mazda MX5, also known as the Miata, is a popular sports car known for its lightweight and nimble handling. However, if you're looking to upgrade the suspension on your MX5, there are several things to consider and look out for. In this article, we'll go over some key factors to keep in mind for all four generations of the MX5, from the Mk1 to the current Mk4.

Mazda are well known for rolling out special editions throughout the history of the MX-5 and in recent years introduced the “Spirit Racing” variant, with the “Mazda Spirit Racing MX-5 RS” concept being launched at last January’s 2024 Tokyo Auto Salon. At this year’s 2025 annual show, Mazda announced two production variants of the concept called “the "Mazda Spirit Racing (MSR) Roadster" and the "Mazda Spirit Racing Roadster 12R."

Your MX5 is a joy to drive, but like any car, it needs regular maintenance to keep it performing at its best. One crucial area that often gets overlooked is the roof drains. These small but vital components play a big role in protecting your car from water damage. In this article, we’ll walk you through why roof drain maintenance is important, how to clean them effectively, and a modification option for the Mk3 (NC) MX5. Plus, we’ll introduce you to the handy Hood Drain Cleaning Brush—your new best friend for this task.

Mazda were never going to let the 35th Anniversary pass without rolling out a special edition. Here's what we know about it