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Mazda MX-5 Miata Superlight concept

Posted by Hootan Mahallati | August 25, 2009 | In design mazda news



What do you do when you already make the world’s best-selling roadster, know for its straight-forward design, light weight and intuitive handling? You make it even lighter and improve its dynamics.

The Mazda MX-5 Miata Superlight is a concept car conceived in the company’s design studio in Oberursel, Germany. The intention is to refine every aspect of the car, from acceleration and handling to fuel economy and lower emissions.

Mazda does not intend to build the Superlight as seen here. However, given its good looks, we would not be surprised to see an enterprising aftermarket company emulating the ...

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VIDEO: WRX v Lancer Ralliart v Mazdaspeed 3

Posted by Hootan Mahallati | August 13, 2009 | In mazda mitsubishi subaru videos

One of my friends recently traded in his Honda Civic for a Mazda Mazdaspeed 3, a car known widely as one of the most fun, affordable hot hatches on the market. A few weeks ago, we brought you a post on the new Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback Ralliart, a new, Euro body style for the Lancer here in the US.

In this video, Edmunds editors pit the Lancer against the Subaru WRX and the Mazda Mazdaspeed 3. Can you guess which one comes out on top as the driver's pick before watching the video? All we can say is, good ...

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Design students imagine the future of transportation

Posted by Hootan Mahallati | August 12, 2009 | In audi concept cars design ferrari mazda

These are a few interesting future transportation concepts imagined by students at Swansea Metropolitan University in the UK. We have included the design descriptions verbatim in order to stay true to the designers' intended messages.

Ferrari F75 Mugello by Adam Flay

The Ferrari F75 Mugello is a design study aimed at producing an archetype for future eco-friendly supercars. The concept is powered by a mid-mounted electrical motor and twin turbine boosters, providing a sustainable solution for the supercar of tomorrow’s world with no compromises on performance, style or beauty.

The concept also rejuvenates Ferrari’s classic surface language to ...

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