A halo car for Mazda, the Cosmo nameplate originally adored a rotary-powered show car. It was adopted for a production coupé model, the world’s first twin-rotor rotary-powered car. The name reappeared in the 1970s in a range that had both petrol and rotary versions, succeeded by a 1980s range that included diesels and four-doors.

• Mazda Cosmo (L10)
• Mazda Cosmo AP
• Mazda Cosmo (HB)

Marque: Mazda | Successor: Eunos Cosmo