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Parts that fit your Mazda Miata, by department.
Mazda Miata
Parts fit 1990 to 2005. Owner reports cover 1996 to 2025, mapped to 1 NHTSA name, so vehicles of very different ages are counted together.
41 of 66 parts name an engine. The other 17 fit any, so choosing one here only narrows those 41.
What owners report
5 of 5 components, the largest by share, together 100.1% of all mentions. 6 reports filed with NHTSA from 1996 to 2025, read through 3 name and year queries against 1 source name. A report can name more than one component, so these 6 reports carry 7 mentions, 1.17 for each report, and every share below is of those 7.
What we can sell for it
66 parts from 31 brands fit this vehicle across 7 categories, and parts listed here fit model years 1990 to 2005. Exhaust Systems is the deepest at 28 parts from 9 brands. 3 of the 5 components above map to a category we stock, and the other 2 map to none.
Where the two lists meet
Each row pairs a reported component with the shelf that answers it, deepest complaint first.
Power Train is the largest single complaint on this vehicle at 42.9%, matched by 10 parts from 3 brands.
What the complaints table says
NHTSA collects owner-submitted safety complaints, and for the Miata the sample is small: just 6 complaints logged.
Power Train accounts for 42.9% of what owners mentioned, well above everything else on the list.
Engine and Engine Cooling, Seats, Fuel System, and Gasoline each sit at 14.3%, tied for second.
With only a handful of reports, one or two complaints can swing these percentages, so treat a share here as what a few owners flagged, not a forecast for this car.
What the parts table says
Exhaust Systems is the deepest shelf here, 28 parts across 9 brands.
Suspension & Steering and Interior Accessories sit outside anything owners reported, at 15 and 7 parts.
Power Train leads every complaint at 42.9%, and Drivetrain & Transmission lists 10 parts.
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