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The RX-Vision. Mazda calls this design language KODO.
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We make no apologies for our love of the concept car at Ars Technica, and this year's Tokyo auto show has just delivered another fix. Home turf for companies like Mazda, Toyota, and Yamaha means they usually push the boat (or in this case the car) out with something special, and 2015 is no exception.
First up is Mazda's RX-Vision, which announces to the world that the company has not given up on the rotary engine. The RX-Vision is a front-engined, rear-wheel drive sports car that has RX-7 fans salivating at the prospect of a replacement for the iconic car. Although Mazda says it has no plan to put the car into production, we wouldn't be surprised if a groundswell of popular opinion eventually changed its mind.
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