Mazda AZ-Wagon
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The Mazda AZ-Wagon was a tiny station wagon based on the Suzuki Wagon R. The AZ is a reference to Mazda's Autozam minicar marque. The AZ-Wagon was introduced in Japan in 1994 as the Autozam Wagon and retired in 2003.
The AZ-Wagon used the same 3-cylinder 657cc engine as the Mazda Carol, and the turbo was optional as was all-wheel drive. The new 658cc DOHC or SOHC engine replaced the old SOHC 657cc in 1995. The design was refreshed in 2001.
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Kei cars: | Spiano | AZ-Offroad | Scrum | Laputa | AZ-Wagon | Carol | |||||||||||||||||||
Historic models: | GLC | Luce | Savanna | Proceed | RX-2 | RX-3 | RX-4 | RX-5 | Roadpacer | REPU |