Miata Is Always The Answer Hats

Miata is always the answer has become one of the most repeated phrases in car culture, printed on shirts and plastered across Instagram. The reason it lasts is the formula: rear-wheel drive, a manual transmission, a lightweight chassis, great steering feel, two seats and nothing unnecessary. Owners say you do not get it until you get in the car. The first generation, the NA, ran from 1989 to 1997 and sold more than 400,000 units, and its pop-up headlights are still the thing fans name first. The NB switched to fixed headlights in 1998. Owners also repeat the old saying that it is more fun to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow, and the culture takes the top-down rule seriously: one driver took a Miata through a Cleveland snowstorm with the top down in temperatures in the teens. These hats carry that vocabulary. The badges are the two names, Miata and MX-5, the name used outside the United States. The sentence designs hold the answer meme, the Mazda slogan, the pop-ups and the slow-car saying, plus the snow drive and the claim that nobody has had a bad mood in one. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear it to the meet, or give it to the friend who already owns three.