1980
Titan
(T series)
The Titans cabin layout was updated for better comfort. It was also given more boxy styling, and a wide-cab model that stretched two meters across was added to the range.
1982
Capella
(626)
The new Capella adopted a front-engine, front-wheel drive layout and won the third Japan Car of the Year award. It became the main production model of Mazda's recently opened Hofu plant at Yamaguchi prefecture. http://www.mazda.com/mazdaspirit/craftm ... r/p14.html
1985
Familia
Full-Time 4WD
(323)
This model became the first Japanese passenger car with full-time all-wheel drive. The Turbocharged Sport model made a lasting mark in the world of rallying. http://www.mazda.com/mazdaspirit/craftm ... r/p16.html
1986
Luce
(929)
The fifth-generation Luce was developed as "Japan's new premium car." To provide deeper levels of comfort, it became the first Mazda to adopt a V6 engine.
1988
Persona
The Persona was a four-door sedan with no B-pillars. It was designed to embody high-quality fit and finish under its product concept, 'Beauty in all five senses."
1989
Eunos Roadster
(MX-5/MX-5 Miata)
The Mazda MX-5 was launched in Japan as the Eunos Roadster soon after its debut at the Chicago Motor Show. Even before sales began, pre-order events had long queues of eager fans. http://www.mazda.com/mazdaspirit/craftmanship/mx-5/
1989
Autozam Carol
Developed under the concept 'fun sneakers,' the Autozam Carol made a comeback after about a 20-year absence. Its round motif design was cute and unique.
1990
MPV
This multipurpose premium passenger car featured a roomy cabin and became very popular in North America. It was introduced to the Japanese market to commemorate the company's 70th anniversary.
1991
Proceed Marvie
This seven-seat wagon was based on the Proceed and was developed in response to a surge in popularity of outdoors activities. It had a sporty and muscular exterior style.
1991
Sentia
(929)
The Sentia was developed as a premium private car for a new generation. Its stretched, low proportions enhanced its precense and reflected beauty and refinement.
1991
Eunos Presso
Presso is a colloquial expression meaning "good friend" in Italian. The Eunos Presso made headlines by being the world's first production vehicle to be powered by a 1.8-liter V6 engine.