Here in the U.S., putting the letters N, R, and A next to one another can conjure two highly differing opinions. However, stick those letters, plus a hyphen, behind the words “Mazda Roadster,” and the result is something every enthusiast should be able to get behind. That’s because the Mazda Roadster NR-A is a racing-prepped MX-5 Miata that’s been sold since 2001 in Japan. The latest version is being showed off—with a flashy graphics—at the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon alongside an equally racy Demio 15MB Racing Spec, essentially a Mazda 2 built for rallying. Are we jealous? You bet.