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Mazda might have intended to fully reveal the Furai concept at the Detroit Show opening on January 13, but thanks to an online leak, we now have the full image gallery of the concept. The Furai is based on a 2005 Courage C65 racing chassis that was used by Mazda in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) two seasons ago. The concept is powered by a mid-mounted, 450 HP three-rotor rotary engine that runs on E100 Ethanol. The Furai’s body was created by Mazda's studio in Southern California led by North American design boss Franz Von Holzhausen and it follows in the lines of the company’s latest concepts like the Nagare, Ryuga, Hakaze and Taiki. -Continued after the jump
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Mazda Furai Concept Pictures Revealed Prior To 2008 Detroit Show Debut
Mazda might have intended to fully reveal the Furai concept at the Detroit Show opening on January 13, but thanks to an online leak, we now have the full image gallery of the concept. The Furai is based on a 2005 Courage C65 racing chassis that was used by Mazda in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) two seasons ago. The concept is powered by a mid-mounted, 450 HP three-rotor rotary engine that runs on E100 Ethanol. The Furai’s body was created by Mazda's studio in Via: Insideline
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Mazda has released images of an all-new compact SUV/Crossover concept that will make its debut at the forthcoming Moscow International Automobile Salon that runs from August 29 through September 7. The yet unnamed concept SUV could lead to a production...
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- Video: Mazda Furai Concept Running Footage
During the Detroit Show, Mazda unveiled the Furai Concept (click here for high-res pics and details), a supercar designed to bridge the gap between single-purpose racecars and street-legal models. The concept utilizes Mazda’s 2005 ALMS (American...
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The Furai has to be one of the best looking sports car concepts that we’ve seen the past year or so. Even though it’s a thoroughbred race car (based on the underpinning of Mazda’s 2005 Courage C65 ALMS racer and powered by a 450 HP...
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