1991 Mazda Miata

In 1991 the Miata saw no consumer complaints but three recalls, a slight uptick from the 1990 record of two recalls and one complaint, and a decline from the 1992 year where complaints rose to four. The recall count dipped back to two in 1992 and 1993, then fell to one by 1994, showing a general downward trend in recalls after 1991. Investigations remained steady at one each year through 1991, decreasing to zero in 1992 and 1993, and rebounding to two in 1995. The 1991 model’s top complaint areas—air bags, electrical, engine cooling, and others—highlight a focus on safety and mechanical reliability, yet the overall complaint total of zero suggests a clean record for that model year. Given the modest recall activity and lack of complaints, 1991 remains a solid candidate for purchase, provided the specific air‑bag recall items have been addressed.