Driving enthusiasts who are fans of Mazda’s two-seat sports car often say: “Miata is always the answer (MIATA).” The reason is that these affordable and flingable convertibles are enjoyable to drive on any paved surface, whether you’re slicing and dicing through morning traffic, enjoying a slow cruise up a coastline, or ripping around on mountain roads. Miatas are also ready for the racetrack right off the assembly line, with a few modifications. The fourth-generation models (ND1 and ND2) arrived for the 2016 model year. They’re available in standard roadster and available RF (retractable fastback) body styles, the latter making the MX-5 Miata a true four-season car.