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Vat-This is the Eunos logo:
And then read this, off of the site I got the pics from:
Mazda spent a lot of time and money on realizing a dream of having their own line of luxury cars, so they conceived the Amati division, lots of money were spent on research, prototypes, equipment, personnel and even a factory with an almost functioning production line ...... all in time for economic problems that caused Mazda ( influenced by Ford's cost cutting ) to cut it off. and...
ARRIVEDERCHI AMATI
Citing continuing problems with the world economic situation, the unfavorable yen/dollar relationship, and declining fortunes of luxury brands both here and abroad, Mazda announced in late October that it was dropping its ambitious program to establish a second channel in America under the Amati banner. The master plan, announced in October 1991, called for the new division to launch a pair of luxury sedans in the spring of 1994 as 1995 models.
Initial Annual sales volume for this country was projected at 20,0000 units. A Mazda source has confirmed the company is continuing the development on a smaller, V-6 front-wheel drive car. While Japan and Europe are expected to be its primary market, there's some speculation a version may be offered here one day -- with a Ford badge. The larger, rear-drive V12 flagship, reportedly is a dead player.
At the time of cancellation, Amati had signed preliminary contracts with 67% prospective U.S. dealers. Although the Amati channel is history, Mazda officials admit to studying the possibility of introducing a future model that would extend the auto maker's market reach beyond the existing 929.
NOTE: The biger Amati car was going to sports a V12 and possibly called the Pegasus
Hmmm Amati, and the possible logo:
Woulda been cool...
Thanks for the site Jordan!
And then read this, off of the site I got the pics from:
Mazda spent a lot of time and money on realizing a dream of having their own line of luxury cars, so they conceived the Amati division, lots of money were spent on research, prototypes, equipment, personnel and even a factory with an almost functioning production line ...... all in time for economic problems that caused Mazda ( influenced by Ford's cost cutting ) to cut it off. and...
ARRIVEDERCHI AMATI
Citing continuing problems with the world economic situation, the unfavorable yen/dollar relationship, and declining fortunes of luxury brands both here and abroad, Mazda announced in late October that it was dropping its ambitious program to establish a second channel in America under the Amati banner. The master plan, announced in October 1991, called for the new division to launch a pair of luxury sedans in the spring of 1994 as 1995 models.
Initial Annual sales volume for this country was projected at 20,0000 units. A Mazda source has confirmed the company is continuing the development on a smaller, V-6 front-wheel drive car. While Japan and Europe are expected to be its primary market, there's some speculation a version may be offered here one day -- with a Ford badge. The larger, rear-drive V12 flagship, reportedly is a dead player.
At the time of cancellation, Amati had signed preliminary contracts with 67% prospective U.S. dealers. Although the Amati channel is history, Mazda officials admit to studying the possibility of introducing a future model that would extend the auto maker's market reach beyond the existing 929.
NOTE: The biger Amati car was going to sports a V12 and possibly called the Pegasus
Hmmm Amati, and the possible logo:
Woulda been cool...
Thanks for the site Jordan!