| 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1991 Mazda MX-3 Concept/Design Sketches Received From: Kazuhiro Koshino Assistant Manager North America & Europe Field Service Group Overseas Fields Service Dept. Mazda Motor Corporation Thanks To Tom Szoldatits For His Research On These Sketches. Exterior Concept/Design Sketch # 1 Exterior Concept/Design Sketch # 2 Exterior Concept/Design Sketch # 3 Interior Concept/Design Sketch # 1 Mazda MX-3 Is Introduced In Germany Eunos Presso (MX-3) Is Introduced In Japan, Czechoslovakia Autozam AZ-3 (MX-3) Is Introduced In Japan, Czechoslovakia |Top| 1992 Mazda Introduces New Brand Symbol. See Here For Mazda Emblem & Logo Information. Mazda Motor Corporation Introduces The Mazda MX-3 To The North American Market. Known As The Mazda MX-3 Precidia In The Canadian Market. Named "Best New Sporty Car" By The Automobile Journalists Association Of Canada. Australia - Eunos Division And Stand Alone Dealer Network Launched And Offers Eunos 30X Model. 30X Is A 1.8 Litre V6 Sports Coupe. (Same As North American MX-3.) Dec 1991 - Oct 1993 With Body Code EC10** Nov 1993 - Jan 1998 With Body Code EC1082 |Top| 1993 Mazda Canada Offers Special Limited Anniversary Edition Model Of The Mazda MX-3, To Celebrate It's 25th Year In Canada. Among The Included Extras Are Leather Interior, And Leather Steering Wheel. (See Here For More Details). At The Same Time A Special Edition Was Offered To The American Public By Mazda USA. Mazda MX-3 Is Offered To The Israel Market. Only Colours Available Were Brilliant Black, Blaze Red, And Chaste White. The Only Engine Style Avialable Was The 1.8L V6. |Top| 1994 Mazda Motor Of America Discontinues The MX-3 GS Model (V6), Due To Poor Sales. Sales Continued In Canada Of Both RS And GS Models. Mazda Ends Sales Of MX-3 In Israel. |Top| 1995 Mazda Motor Corporation Celebrates 75 Years In Existence And 25 Years In North America July 29th 1995 - I Purchase My First And Current Car, A Brand New Blaze Red 1995 Mazda MX-3 Precidia RS. |Top| 1996 Mazda Motor Corporation Makes The Mistake Of Discontinuing The Mazda MX-3 Precidia In Canada At The End Of The Model Year. |Top| 1997 Sales Of The MX-3 (AZ-3 & Presso In Japan) Continue In Japan, United Kingdom, And Europe. Mazda Inaugurates Its New Brand Symbol, The Mazda "M" |Top| 1998 Final Model Year For The MX-3 (AZ-3 & Presso In Japan) Worldwide. |Top|

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