The Mazdaspeed story traces its origin back to the late 1960s, when a racing team run by the Mazda Auto Tokyo dealership caught the attention of Mazda corporate. The team's growing reputation on the ...

Mazda Spirit Racing has already worked their magic on the Japanese market MX5, so why not the Mazda 6e?

From the November 2006 issue of Car and Driver. It's been a contender for our cover ever since we spotted a prototype circling the Nürburgring in August 2005. It was all black, sucking air into a huge ...

The smallest car that Mazda sells in the U.S. is the front-wheel-drive 3. Launched in 2004 and available as a sedan or a five-door hatchback, the Mazda 3 is built on the second-generation European ...

While most of North America has yet to embrace hatchbacks, the AutoWeek staff can’t get enough of them. After a year with an Audi A3, we quickly pegged another hatchback to take its place in our ...

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Mazda has always been an enthusiast-oriented automaker. But for a handful of years, there was a nameplate that denoted a more hardcore offering: Mazdaspeed. The in-house racing and tuning team turned ...

When they introduced the Mazda 3 sedan and four-door hatchback-cum-wagon in 2003, the Mazda people had a spiel that went something like this: "The kids these days! They want everything! They're paying ...

EXECUTIVE EDITOR BOB GRITZINGER: What a kick! This 2012 Mazda Mazdaspeed 3 has to be one of the best values in hot-hatch performers for less than $30,000 on the market today. The car is very ...

Ryan de Villiers is a budding automotive journalist based in South Africa and serving as one of the newest additions to the CarBuzz team. He immediately pursued a career in journalism after finishing ...