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Mazda will debut their Kiyora concept at the upcoming Paris Auto Show. The styling follows the flowing (think folded drapery) theme found on all recent Mazda concepts. Other than having a "next-generation" direct injection 4-cylinder engine, not much is known about what's under the skin.
Here's Inside Line's take: 2008 Paris Auto Show Preview: Mazda Kiyora Concept
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ateixeira says:
07:38 AM, 09/ 4/08
Their latest concepts have been over-designed. In many cases I think their designs peaked one generation ago.
7driver says:
09:56 AM, 09/ 4/08
I wonder if this "next-generation" DI motor is naturally aspirated or if it's turbo like the current DISI.
And speaking of the current DISI, it's been out 3 years now. I've always wondered why they didn't remove the turbo and make just a NA DI motor. That'd give the Miata and the Mazda5 a much needed HP bump (I'm guessing the turbo hardware wouldn't fit in those two).
billt9 says:
01:39 PM, 09/ 4/08
This car is awesome. I'll buy one.
estreka says:
09:59 PM, 09/ 4/08
Mazda's best incarnation of this wind language has to be the Furai. That thing was sweet!