Mazda · Cosmo

Mazda Cosmo 4th generation

Years
1990–1996
Drivetrain
FR
Mazda Cosmo 4th generation

Image: NAParish / CC BY-SA 2.0

Story

A luxury personal coupe sold through Eunos dealers. The combination of three rotors and sequential twin turbochargers was a world first for a production car, and it also offered the world's first satellite navigation system.

Chassis

Length 4,815 mmWB 2,750 mm1,305 mmHeightWidth 1,795 mm
Curb weight
1,490-1,640kg

Production plants

  1. Hiroshima Plant

    Fuchu, Aki, Hiroshima

US import eligibility

Earliest cars
Eligible since April 201525 years after sales began in April 1990
Last cars
Eligible since 202125 years after sales ended in 1996 (month not recorded)

Eligibility depends on each car's month of manufacture on its build plate, not on the sale dates shown here (NHTSA).

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Engineers

Iwao Koizumi

Iwao Koizumi

A Mazda car designer. After serving as an exterior designer on cars such as the first-generation Festiva, the Eunos Cosmo, the Lantis (sedan) and the first-generation Premacy, he served as chief designer of the Atenza, the CX-7, the Biante and the new-generation models (CX-5, Atenza and Axela).