@link0587 That was an active 4 wheel steering system, different from what is in the MX3. Mazda actually had it's own active 4 wheel steer system on some of the MX6 models. The active 4 wheel steer system of the prelude and MX6 was optional, and a costly add on. This passive system on the MX3 is on most, if not all of the MX3s.
@datathunderstorm there was something similar to this in the 80s honda prelude, except they didn't keep quiet about it. they called it 4 wheel steering. and it was all over their brochures
Isn't that the truth, My number one complaint about driving other people's cars is the handling, what is the point of all that power if you can control it when you need it!
Probably one of my favorite inexpensive small cars of the early 90s, and a 1.8 liter V6 is something you don't see every day! I have often been attracted to Mazda's cars, esspecially their compacts and mid-sized. I have owned an 06 Mazda 3, and now an 09 MazdaSpeed 3, and I love them both. Mazda seemed to be one of the first making cool cheap cars.
Amazing videos. Did anybody notice the way the rear wheels were turning distinctly on these cars when they were executing tight turns? Few people know that the MX-3's / Eunos series coupes actually have "passive rear wheel steer" allowing for more stable tight turns. Go have another look at the videos and you'll see it happen. Curiously, Mazda kept very quiet about this amazing innovation - it does work by the way. I have one of these cars and they handle beautifully. The MX-3, poetry in motion!
@link0587 That was an active 4 wheel steering system, different from what is in the MX3. Mazda actually had it's own active 4 wheel steer system on some of the MX6 models. The active 4 wheel steer system of the prelude and MX6 was optional, and a costly add on. This passive system on the MX3 is on most, if not all of the MX3s.
Glad she's not around anymore. :P I hear TG-USA is hiring, though. She'd be better than Tanner Foust.
this commercial makes the car look extra sexy. just the entrance into the sunlight bit makes me want to buy one
@datathunderstorm there was something similar to this in the 80s honda prelude, except they didn't keep quiet about it. they called it 4 wheel steering. and it was all over their brochures
i am proud to say i have one, and im happy with it! but i got a 2.5 v6 (KL) engine from a mazda mx-6 in it, for more power :)
mazda always have so much potential but constantly overshadowed by honda toyota and nissan
Isn't that the truth, My number one complaint about driving other people's cars is the handling, what is the point of all that power if you can control it when you need it!
It's too bad that the MX3 is a FWD car...would be neat if it came RWD but it is still one of my favorite fun cars ^_^
Probably one of my favorite inexpensive small cars of the early 90s, and a 1.8 liter V6 is something you don't see every day! I have often been attracted to Mazda's cars, esspecially their compacts and mid-sized. I have owned an 06 Mazda 3, and now an 09 MazdaSpeed 3, and I love them both. Mazda seemed to be one of the first making cool cheap cars.
I should paint my mx-3 that red color. It looks awesome
Piękna nowa "Madzia"...:)
awsome commercial lmao. i love it
Amazing videos. Did anybody notice the way the rear wheels were turning distinctly on these cars when they were executing tight turns? Few people know that the MX-3's / Eunos series coupes actually have "passive rear wheel steer" allowing for more stable tight turns. Go have another look at the videos and you'll see it happen. Curiously, Mazda kept very quiet about this amazing innovation - it does work by the way. I have one of these cars and they handle beautifully. The MX-3, poetry in motion!
<3 MX-3 ftw
i love mx3