Mazda to release customised cars at the Tokyo Auto Salon
26 Dec 2011|3,693 views
The Mazda line-up at the Tokyo Auto Salon will be led by the brand new CX-5, which will go on sale in Japan early next year. The new compact-size crossover will be shown in two versions: the standard model, and a customized special edition sporting red bodywork colour, matte-black alloy wheels and a slightly lower ride height.The facelifted Mazda2, or Demio as it is known in Japan, will also be on display with two customized versions. The 13-Skyactiv version features red paintwork with chrome accents, synthetic suede in the seat covers, door trims, roof, parts of the steering wheel and A-pillars and high-gloss centre console and door panels, while the Smart StylishMazda2 is based on the Smart Stylish special edition of the production car, but features a lowered ride height and an M’z body kit comprised of a front spoiler, side skirts and rear underskirt.
“Jimba-Ittai” is Japanese for “rider and horse as one”, and is also the name Mazda gave to the endurance-racing version of the MX-5 (or Roadster in Japan). The NR-A specification model gets 16-inch Enkei alloys with Bridgestone tyres, Bilstein dampers, Endless brake pads, a ride height lowered by 20 mm and is painted in the exclusive colour used by the Mazda team that enters the four-hour race for the media. The MX-5 Black Tuned version, meanwhile, is based on the BlackTuned special edition and sports lightweight BBS alloy wheels, height adjustable Bilstein dampers, Brembo brakes and Recaro seats.
A sport version of the recently facelifted Mazda3, the Sport 20S-Skyactiv, comes with additional aerodynamic parts such as a front skirt, rear bumper and a rear roof spoiler on the outside, and black leather upholstery along with piano black finish for the centre console, the instrument panel cover and the door switch panels on the inside.
Having already announced the Spirit R version of the RX-8, which ends production next year, Mazda will display a model based on the rotary-engined sports car’s final edition with the 6-speed manual gearbox. In addition to the base specification, it will sport 20-inch BBS alloys, Brembo brakes and rotors and a 20mm drop in ride height.
Two MPVs complete Mazda’s range at the Tokyo Salon. The first is the Premacy MPV in 20S Prestige Style guise with redesigned bumpers and headlights, a new rear wing, 19-inch Weds alloy wheels and chrome accents, while the second is the Biante Granz tuned model with a Kenstyle body kit, 20-inch Work alloys, Grace upholstery and black wood-patterned interior panels.
The Mazda line-up at the Tokyo Auto Salon will be led by the brand new CX-5, which will go on sale in Japan early next year. The new compact-size crossover will be shown in two versions: the standard model, and a customized special edition sporting red bodywork colour, matte-black alloy wheels and a slightly lower ride height.
The facelifted Mazda2, or Demio as it is known in Japan, will also be on display with two customized versions. The 13-Skyactiv version features red paintwork with chrome accents, synthetic suede in the seat covers, door trims, roof, parts of the steering wheel and A-pillars and high-gloss centre console and door panels, while the Smart StylishMazda2 is based on the Smart Stylish special edition of the production car, but features a lowered ride height and an M’z body kit comprised of a front spoiler, side skirts and rear underskirt.
“Jimba-Ittai” is Japanese for “rider and horse as one”, and is also the name Mazda gave to the endurance-racing version of the MX-5 (or Roadster in Japan). The NR-A specification model gets 16-inch Enkei alloys with Bridgestone tyres, Bilstein dampers, Endless brake pads, a ride height lowered by 20 mm and is painted in the exclusive colour used by the Mazda team that enters the four-hour race for the media. The MX-5 Black Tuned version, meanwhile, is based on the BlackTuned special edition and sports lightweight BBS alloy wheels, height adjustable Bilstein dampers, Brembo brakes and Recaro seats.
A sport version of the recently facelifted Mazda3, the Sport 20S-Skyactiv, comes with additional aerodynamic parts such as a front skirt, rear bumper and a rear roof spoiler on the outside, and black leather upholstery along with piano black finish for the centre console, the instrument panel cover and the door switch panels on the inside.
Having already announced the Spirit R version of the RX-8, which ends production next year, Mazda will display a model based on the rotary-engined sports car’s final edition with the 6-speed manual gearbox. In addition to the base specification, it will sport 20-inch BBS alloys, Brembo brakes and rotors and a 20mm drop in ride height.
Two MPVs complete Mazda’s range at the Tokyo Salon. The first is the Premacy MPV in 20S Prestige Style guise with redesigned bumpers and headlights, a new rear wing, 19-inch Weds alloy wheels and chrome accents, while the second is the Biante Granz tuned model with a Kenstyle body kit, 20-inch Work alloys, Grace upholstery and black wood-patterned interior panels.
The facelifted Mazda2, or Demio as it is known in Japan, will also be on display with two customized versions. The 13-Skyactiv version features red paintwork with chrome accents, synthetic suede in the seat covers, door trims, roof, parts of the steering wheel and A-pillars and high-gloss centre console and door panels, while the Smart StylishMazda2 is based on the Smart Stylish special edition of the production car, but features a lowered ride height and an M’z body kit comprised of a front spoiler, side skirts and rear underskirt.
“Jimba-Ittai” is Japanese for “rider and horse as one”, and is also the name Mazda gave to the endurance-racing version of the MX-5 (or Roadster in Japan). The NR-A specification model gets 16-inch Enkei alloys with Bridgestone tyres, Bilstein dampers, Endless brake pads, a ride height lowered by 20 mm and is painted in the exclusive colour used by the Mazda team that enters the four-hour race for the media. The MX-5 Black Tuned version, meanwhile, is based on the BlackTuned special edition and sports lightweight BBS alloy wheels, height adjustable Bilstein dampers, Brembo brakes and Recaro seats.
A sport version of the recently facelifted Mazda3, the Sport 20S-Skyactiv, comes with additional aerodynamic parts such as a front skirt, rear bumper and a rear roof spoiler on the outside, and black leather upholstery along with piano black finish for the centre console, the instrument panel cover and the door switch panels on the inside.
Having already announced the Spirit R version of the RX-8, which ends production next year, Mazda will display a model based on the rotary-engined sports car’s final edition with the 6-speed manual gearbox. In addition to the base specification, it will sport 20-inch BBS alloys, Brembo brakes and rotors and a 20mm drop in ride height.
Two MPVs complete Mazda’s range at the Tokyo Salon. The first is the Premacy MPV in 20S Prestige Style guise with redesigned bumpers and headlights, a new rear wing, 19-inch Weds alloy wheels and chrome accents, while the second is the Biante Granz tuned model with a Kenstyle body kit, 20-inch Work alloys, Grace upholstery and black wood-patterned interior panels.
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