Mazda celebrates its centenary with an anniversary release of its models
To celebrate its 100th anniversary, Mazda is introducing a commemorative version available to its current model range that celebrates the uniqueness of the brand's first passenger car, the R360 Coupe.
Mazda R360 coupe
Many of the hallmarks of the R360 Coupe, such as avant-garde technology, attention to detail in design and outstanding driving performance, continue to distinguish modern Mazda models, delighting brand fans around the world.
Anniversary editions feature the two-tone combination of white and burgundy that hit with the launch of the R360 coupe in 1960, and now there are special editions prepared to celebrate the brand's 100th anniversary.
Mazda R360 coupe (1960)
The R360 Coupe was Mazda's first passenger car to prove immediate success with its unique futuristic styling, excellent handling and affordable price, giving many drivers the freedom to own their own car for the first time in their lives. The model was equipped with a four-stroke engine not found in micro-mini passenger cars at the time, had an automatic transmission as an option, and the designers' focus on reducing the car's curb weight for greater driving pleasure is still a hallmark of Mazda to this day.
Mazda 100th Anniversary (2020)
From Mazda's entire lineup, customers can choose from the Anniversary Edition models in a two-tone burgundy and white color scheme, featuring numerous unique details, including distinctive wheel covers adorned with the brand's 100th anniversary logo. .
The highlights of the special editions are:
- Body Color: Snowflake White
- Burgundy flooring
- Floor mats with anniversary logo
- Anniversary logo engraved on the headrests.
- Key case with anniversary logo in special box
- Anniversary logo caps
- Anniversary logo on the front bumper
The special edition models went on sale in Japan today. In autumn 2020, 100th Anniversary versions will be available in Russia: Mazda3, Mazda CX-30, Mazda6, Mazda CX-5 and Mazda MX-5. Prices for these models on the Polish market will be announced before the summer holidays.
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