It's a Mazda, maybe the "Luce" model, and I think rotary-powered
That's the lovely Mazda Eunos Cosmo. Given the technology lurking under the bodywork the styling is remarkably restrained (a bit bland even by early 1990's standards).
The first generation of the Cosmo (1967 to 1972) is a real looker. The 1967 Cosmo must have screamed "the future is here" when it was introduced.
Mazda cosmos?
A stunning rotary-powered Eunos Cosmo (a 90's JDM brand of Mazda).
Beautiful Car.., 3 rotors, first production car equipped with a OEM GPS navi.
Matteo, Italy
Mazda Cosmos 3
Eunos Cosmo.. i saw this in Tokyo on the street.. totally flipped out! i knew Mazda tried to make a luxury brand too, like Acura or Lexus but was too small a company and too late..
I love this super rare JDM gt car!
mazda cosmo. The Rx-7 for grown-ups that was not sold in the US
Some sort of Nissan Skyline variation?
Nissan something… Japan market only. Based on Sylvia?
Mazda's Eunos Cosmo
Buick Riata
Mazda Csomo
Eunos Cosmos, produced by Mazda for JDM.
Was apparently sold under the Eunos banner, so it's a JC-series Eunos Cosmos. Earlier Cosmos models were sold as Mazda's
Eunos Cosmo
Eunos Cosmo (Mazda). Rotary club meets automotive luxury.
LOOKS LIKE A NISSAN
Early 90's JDM Mazda Cosmo. These bad boys came with the only production 3-Rotor, twin turbo. Tuners swap these engines into 3rd generation RX-7's, and even a few RX-8's. They are beasts!
Chrysler TC by Maserati.
Mazda Cosmo? rotary ftw!
Mazda Cosmo.
It's a Mazda Cosmo.
4th gen Mazda Eunos Cosmo, had a version with a 3-rotor 2.0L Wankel
Mazda Cosmo?
It's MAZDA COSMO…Why you people blind or something?? Nissan?? Give me a break! Don't even need to mention about American car.
Nissan for sure
It is a Mazda Cosmo, but my first reaction was a Nissan Skyline, because once upon a time there was a Skyline that looked like it. This Cosmo looks nothing like the one sold briefly in the US in the 1970s — I test drove one in Albuquerque, and I was only there 1973-1978.
nissan is the best
Alright everyeone and the winner is Nissan Altima.
It's a Mazda (Eunos) Cosmo.
Mazda Cosmos 3-rotor
Mazda Eunos Cosmo!…sexy car!
Mazda Cosmo
Eunos Cosmo
Mazda Cosmo
Mazda Eunos Cosmo
ma cosmos?
Mazda cosmo
It's a Mazda, maybe the "Luce" model, and I think rotary-powered
That's the lovely Mazda Eunos Cosmo. Given the technology lurking under the bodywork the styling is remarkably restrained (a bit bland even by early 1990's standards).
The first generation of the Cosmo (1967 to 1972) is a real looker. The 1967 Cosmo must have screamed "the future is here" when it was introduced.
Mazda cosmos?
A stunning rotary-powered Eunos Cosmo (a 90's JDM brand of Mazda).
Beautiful Car.., 3 rotors, first production car equipped with a OEM GPS navi.
Matteo, Italy
Mazda Cosmos 3
Eunos Cosmo.. i saw this in Tokyo on the street.. totally flipped out! i knew Mazda tried to make a luxury brand too, like Acura or Lexus but was too small a company and too late..
I love this super rare JDM gt car!
mazda cosmo. The Rx-7 for grown-ups that was not sold in the US
Some sort of Nissan Skyline variation?
Nissan something… Japan market only. Based on Sylvia?
Mazda's Eunos Cosmo
Buick Riata
Mazda Csomo
Eunos Cosmos, produced by Mazda for JDM.
Was apparently sold under the Eunos banner, so it's a JC-series Eunos Cosmos. Earlier Cosmos models were sold as Mazda's
Eunos Cosmo
Eunos Cosmo (Mazda). Rotary club meets automotive luxury.
LOOKS LIKE A NISSAN
Early 90's JDM Mazda Cosmo. These bad boys came with the only production 3-Rotor, twin turbo. Tuners swap these engines into 3rd generation RX-7's, and even a few RX-8's. They are beasts!
Chrysler TC by Maserati.
Mazda Cosmo? rotary ftw!
Mazda Cosmo.
It's a Mazda Cosmo.
4th gen Mazda Eunos Cosmo, had a version with a 3-rotor 2.0L Wankel
Mazda Cosmo?
It's MAZDA COSMO…Why you people blind or something?? Nissan?? Give me a break! Don't even need to mention about American car.
Nissan for sure
It is a Mazda Cosmo, but my first reaction was a Nissan Skyline, because once upon a time there was a Skyline that looked like it. This Cosmo looks nothing like the one sold briefly in the US in the 1970s — I test drove one in Albuquerque, and I was only there 1973-1978.
nissan is the best
Alright everyeone and the winner is Nissan Altima.
Thanks for all of your posting.