Hardtops for sports cars can be darn expensive. For example, you can pay more for a Mazda hardtop than an entire used Miata is worth. The cause is likely supply and demand. And roadster hardtops ...

Mazda dropped a big surprise at the New York Auto Show by unveiling a hardtop version of the ND Miata. Well, we all knew a hardtop Miata was coming, but no one expected it to look this good.