The Mazda Cosmo Sport The World's First MassProduced Twin Rotary
Virtually unknown to all but the most ardent of car-spotters, the Cosmo Sport 110S is the holy grail for Mazda fans. Powered by the first-ever production twin-rotor engine, the Cosmo was the template for every Mazda rotary-powered sports car that followed. Mazda's confidence in itself was personified in this delicate, beautifully styled sportster.
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Mazda would use a slightly less powerful version of the Cosmo's engine to power the Familia Presto Rotary, a small 2+2 which was vaguely sporty and would be the first car officially sold by the.
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Officially launched on May 30, 1967, the Mazda Cosmo was a revelation, changing the automotive landscape forever. Its rotary engine, with a 491cc x2 capacity and 110ps max power, gave the Mazda Cosmo a top speed of 115mph (185kmh) and a 16.3 second quarter mile. Beyond the engine, a lot of attention was also given to how the Cosmo would look.
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The Mazda Cosmo Sport The World's First MassProduced Twin Rotary
Mazda by this time was known for its cars with rotary engines, the rights to which the automaker had purchased from NSU of Germany. The compact, high-revving rotaries were admired for producing impressive horsepower for their size, and the 110S badging on the Cosmo signified the 110 horsepower coming from its 982cc twin-rotor engine.
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The Mazda Cosmo was the first rotary-powered production car relying entirely on a rotary combustion engine. Today, the iconic Mazda Cosmo's incredible lineage features aboard the legendary RX-7 and RX-8 cars, cementing Mazda's reputation as the "go-to" brand for a rotary-powered sports car.
Mazda Launched RotaryPowered Cosmo 50 Years Ago
This 1976 Mazda RX-5 "Cosmo" is posted here on craigslist in a city so gorgeous that you have no excuse not to see it: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and they're asking $7,000. Here is the original listing, and thanks to Kyle K. for sending in this tip! We also know Mazda as the company that brought the rotary engine to the mainstream, but that.
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Buy Show ads with image (s) only Show only user-submitted ads Apply Filters Mazda Cosmo For Sale : 5 JDM For Sale Listings Showing 1 - 5 of 5 ads found 1995 MAZDA COSMO TYPE S 13B JC3SE Florida, USA 3 months ago Automatic 122,100km Kuruma Imports, LLC $ 25,499 1995 Mazda Cosmo Coupe Virginia, USA 4 months ago Automatic 83,051km
Revolutionary rotary Mazda’s ultraradical Cosmo Coupé 110S Drive
The Cosmo is the first rotary-powered production car, and one of the coolest sports-cars ever made.. Like the contemporary Toyota 2000GT, the Mazda Cosmo was not only a symbol of its company's.
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The Cosmo also kicked off Mazda's rotary racing heritage with a successful outing at the improbably grueling 84 Hour Marathon de la Route, held at the Nürburgring. One of the two-car effort retired with axle issues, but the other raced for three and a half days with no issues, finishing fourth in a crowd of Porsche 911s and Lancias..
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And as such, the Mazda competed with Japan's budding domestic GT class. The Cosmo Sports cost ¥1.58m when new in mid-1968, making it slightly more affordable than the new Isuzu 117 Coupé (top right, ¥1.72m) and much cheaper than the aristocratic Toyota 2000GT (top left, ¥2.38m). On the other hand, the last Prince Skyline 2000GT-B sedans.
Pick of the Day 1970 Mazda Cosmo 110S rotarypowered JDM classic
Mazda's RX3 had held little interest to me because despite having a cool rotary engine, it was just a fairly mundane sedan. But before the RX3 came a sporty coupe that immediately captured my attention when I first saw a picture of one, the Mazda Cosmo. The Pick of the Day is a 1970 Mazda Cosmo 110S export model. It is unknown how many export.
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1967 Mazda Cosmo Sport for sale. From the seller's description: One of Just 343 Series I Cosmos. Extensive, Professional Two-Year, Photo-Documented Restoration. Mazda's First Sports Car and the First Sports Car with Rotary Power. Accompanied by Tool Kit, Jack, Owner's Manual, and Books. 982 CC Dual-Rotor Rotary Engine. Single 4-Barrel Downdraft.
You Must Buy This 1968 Mazda Cosmo to Start Living Your Best Rotary
"Colonnade Mazda" - Paul, no wonder I have always liked these! You managed to unearth one of the few, vintage Mazda Cosmo articles I didn't xerox from the library back in the day. I suppose that an 11.2 0-60 time wasn't terrible for 1976. I always liked that these seemed like rotary-powered, 7/8-scale personal luxury coupes.
1968 Mazda Cosmo Sport Launched the Automaker’s Rotary Revolution
Cosmos were built in five batches: Racing In 1968, Mazda went racing with the Cosmo. They selected one of the most grueling tests in Europe to prove the reliability of the rotary engine, the 84-hour Marathon de la Route at the legendary Nürburgring circuit in Germany. [2] Two mostly stock Cosmos were entered, along with 58 other cars.
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The Mazda RX-7 FD3S boasts an impressive rotary engine performance and lightweight construction, making it an ideal candidate as a time attack car, so Japan-based Tomiyoshi Racing got its hands on.
