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NA Miata is basically the intellectual version of the "sports cars" that all the stupid children and rich people drive. Instead of just being based purely on driving "skills" which require as much intellectual ability as playing Need for Speed, in a NA Miata you have to use at least some caution and finesse. Modern sports cars are like driving a computer at high speed. Miata is like riding a horse and becoming one with it.
My GF asked me if I was "having fun" driving a NA Miata, and I looked at her like she was a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥ to even consider that sentence a valid question. I don't have FUN driving a Miata This car routinely leaks oil and ticks and makes me rage. However, when I pass minivans and crossovers on their way to work and crush them so utterly I can hear the lamentations of their mothers, I feel satisfaction.
Various motoring medias have alternatively described the Mazda Miata as their vision of Heaven or Hell. It is both.
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