What was special? This has to be one of the most interesting NB Miatas ever built. At the behest of the SCCA, Mazda agreed to build 50 Miatas with absolutely no options. 25 of them would have the soft top, while the other 25 would just have the removable hard top and no soft top. Called the MCS Package (for Miata Club…

What's the color called? Vivid Yellow and Laser Blue were exclusive for the special order cars, but you could also get them in Crystal Blue, Midnight Blue, Pure White, Brilliant Black, Emerald Mica, and Starlight Silver. Just 10 were ordered in colors that weren't Vivid Yellow or Laser Blue.

What's the color called? This was the first special edition to come in two colors, Titanium Gray or Blazing Yellow.

What was special? It had a six speed manual! The slickness of the Miata five speed, now with an extra ratio. How posh! It also had polished wheels, Bilstein shocks, a front suspension tower bar, and a blue top, blue seats, blue wheel, and blue shifter. That's a lot of blue. The Torsen LSD was now standard.

What was special? The color is reminiscent of the Merlot Mica that appeared on the 1995 M-Edition. It has a Nardi wheel, shift knob, and hand brake, lighter tan leather than normal Miatas, polished wheels, a Bose stereo, and a six speed transmission with an automatic as optional.

Is it just me, or does the video sound like it's being narrated by Milton from Office Space?

And it's Australia Day already Down Under.

That's an awful lot of smoke and flame for something that's supposedly electromagnetic.

They'll never make it past the TSA checkpoint.

What black magic is this?

Take it to the track, kids.

Texas allows diners to BYO wine to a restaurant if it has a beer and wine license, but not if it has a full license to sell liquor as well. Go figure.

How does it compare against Secunia PSI?

Taking a selfie at 1:30. Better hope he doesn't drop that phone.

Immediately after the accelerator was pushed in a straight line.

TL;DR: "I thought I could drive. I was wrong."

I've driven many high hp rwd cars including vipers, porsches, corvettes, and formula cars and I've graduated from formula racing schools and have years of training in advanced car control and plenty of track time. Heck I remember day one of Formula school, half of the first day was spent on the skid pad learning how…

TL;DR: "I thought I could drive. I was wrong."

That's no Scot, he's a Geordie.