Mazda
Zoroastrian deity's namesake
Mazda is a Japanese automobile manufacturer known for producing cars, trucks, and SUVs.
Founded in 1920 and headquartered in Hiroshima, the company is recognized for engineering innovations like the rotary engine and its "Zoom-Zoom" marketing identity emphasizing driving enjoyment.
My first car was a Mazda.
The name derives from Ahura Mazda, the Zoroastrian god of wisdom and light, while also honoring the company founder's surname, Matsuda.
Involving circular motion
- RX-7Mazda rotary sports car
- dealershipLicensed retail seller
- roadsterOpen two-seat sports car
- HiroshimaFirst nuclear-struck city
Ancient dualistic Persian religion
- ZarathustraAncient Persian religious founder
- AshaName signifying hope
- dualismPhilosophy of opposed pairs
- PersiaIran's former name
rotary
Involving circular motion
- RX-7Mazda rotary sports car
- dealershipLicensed retail seller
- roadsterOpen two-seat sports car
Hiroshima · sedan · SUV · hatchback · cosmo · transmission · Japanese
Zoroastrianism
Ancient dualistic Persian religion
- ZarathustraAncient Persian religious founder
- AshaName signifying hope
- dualismPhilosophy of opposed pairs
Persia · righteousness · wisdom · fire worship · monotheism
- Car BrandsFord, Chevrolet, Honda, Toyota, Hyundai
- Japanese AutomakersToyota, Honda, Nissan, Subaru, Lexus
- Japanese CompaniesToyota, Honda, Sony, Panasonic, Mitsubishi
- Japanese VehiclesToyota, Honda, Nissan, Subaru, Mitsubishi
- Asian CompaniesSamsung, Sony, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai
- Foreign CarsToyota, Honda, BMW, Mercedes, Volkswagen
MazdaToyota
Japanese car company
Honda · Nissan · General Motors · Ford · Volkswagen
- Mazda MiataJapanese compact sports car
- Mazda RX-7Japanese rotary-engined sports coupe
- Mazda 3Japanese compact automobile model
- Mazda 6Japanese midsize sedan