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2
2008
8:06 am
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Tony Borroz

Mazda Furai Pictures Leaked

Mazda Furai Concept

What’s the Japanese word for wow?

Honestly, I wasn’t expecting this in the slightest. Sure, it’s not perfect, some of the detailing around the rear wheels is clunky and there seems to be an over usage of gills & frills and various marine lifeform, er, forms (which I note is a growing trend in Japanese cars in general, and their show cars in particular). But I’m a real big sucker for that Group C/Le Mans Prototype look anyway.

But overall, what a stunner, and it’s not just skin deep.

Mazda Furai Concept front

It seems that the car is built up on a Courage chassis that Mazda ran in the American Le Mans Series a few seasons back. But wait, it gets better. How about a three rotor Wankel punching out around 450 HP. Oh, and it runs on 100% ethanol.

No, it will probably never see the street or production (sadly), but if I was the guys from Polyphonic Digital, I’d get a version of this into Gran Turismo now.

Mazda Furai Concept Photos:

Mazda Furai Mazda Furai top Mazda Furai side Mazda Furai front
Mazda Furai crew

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January
4
2008
6:32 am
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Tom

Well, there isn’t really a word. Guys say something that sounds like “whoa”.

March
28
2008
1:47 pm
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Demonblade

Very cool. This is the type of car Mazda should really make if they want to make a true name for themselves in the automobile world.

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