While many will point to the rotary-powered RX-7, Mazda's greatest creation has undoubtedly been the Miata. Dubbed Miata, MX-5, and most recently, combining the two to become the MX-5 Miata. Whatever the name, Mazda hit a home run when it debuted its affordable two-seat, drop-top, driver-friendly roadster in 1989 as a 1990 model. This particular first-gen 1994 Mazda Miata MX-5 we have for you today comes to us with just 93,990 actual miles on its odometer. Decked out in its original Chaste White paint, this droptop also sports its believed original body panels. With its contrasting black manual vinyl top up or down, this car's next owner will brighten things up with the amount of smiling they will be doing from behind the wheel.

Inside, we find a stock, correct, and original black cloth interior. A four-spoke, power-assisted wheel sits just ahead of a five-pod gauge cluster featuring a 140-mph speedometer and 8,000-rpm tachometer. Power locks and mirrors, along with air conditioning, provide creature comforts. At the same time, an upgraded Bluetooth-capable Sony AM/FM/AUX head unit player sits just ahead of the perfectly placed shifter.

Under the hood, we find a 1.8-liter ... Please ask for the full description.