Mazda’s MX-03 sport coupe concept was built on a 106.7-inch wheelbase, and at 177.5 inches long, was about the size of a Ford Taurus. The...

The 1987 Mazda Pair Concept was a micro-van and trailer prototype that could be adapted for various purposes and was designed to be used...

The Mazda MX-04 of 1987 was both a realistic and unrealistic Concept. It used a conventional rotary powertrain, perhaps from an RX-7,...

Ford and Mazda combined talents and developed the fiberglass Mercury One compact car concept. Outstanding aerodynamics was achieved by...

At the 1989 Tokyo Motor Show, Mazda unveiled the TD-R concept. The off-road vehicle with height-adjustable suspension and four-wheel...

The theme was building three mini-cars with different personalities departing from the same chassis and engine. Type A: Styling...

The Mazda HR-X was the first hydrogen-powered concept car produced by Mazda. The car was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1991. The...

The 1991 Mazda Gissya Concept was a proposal from Mazda’s European design studio for an MPV powered by a mid-mounted twin-rotor Wankel...

Mazda collaborated with the London Royal College of Art in 1993 to sponsor a design project to create a futuristic taxi concept where...

In the Mazda HR-X 2, the designers sought a new (somewhat alarming) way of expressing Japanese culture in the automobile. The HR-X 2 is...

The 1995 Mazda SU-V was Mazda’s proposal for the growing trend of compact SUVs. The SU-V concept was only 4.15 meters long. Source: Mazda...

The 1995 Mazda RX-01f was the first concept using the new-generation rotary engine, the first draft for a possible future RX-7. The Mazda...