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    Mazda Familia / Mazda 323, The History Of

    Rotary engined Mazda Familia can be found from Mazda R-100/Familia Rotary thread.

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    You missed an entire generation (1989-late 90's) of it there! But otherwise excellent pics.
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    List of Mazda vehicles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Has all the names. Its amazing how many the Familia has had. According to the wiki:
    1000, 1200, 1300, 800, 808, 818, 323, 323 Astina, GLC, Protege, Etude, Familia, Grand Familia, Mizer, MR90, Baby Boomers, Vantrend, Sao Penza, Rustler, Lantis, Allegro, Genki

    It also is the base for the Ford Laser and Meteor in Asia/Australia and the Ford Escort and Mercury Tracer in north america, S. Africa the Ford Tonic, Ford Bantam(truck), Eunos 100, Philippines as the Ford Lynx, and China the Haima Family.

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    Quote Originally Posted by digitalcraft View Post
    List of Mazda vehicles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Has all the names. Its amazing how many the Familia has had. According to the wiki:
    1000, 1200, 1300, 800, 808, 818, 323, 323 Astina, GLC, Protege, Etude, Familia, Grand Familia, Mizer, MR90, Baby Boomers, Vantrend, Sao Penza, Rustler, Lantis, Allegro, Genki

    It also is the base for the Ford Laser and Meteor in Asia/Australia and the Ford Escort and Mercury Tracer in north america, S. Africa the Ford Tonic, Ford Bantam(truck), Eunos 100, Philippines as the Ford Lynx, and China the Haima Family.

    What a car.
    More appropriately, what diverse nomenclature.
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    Quote Originally Posted by digitalcraft View Post
    List of Mazda vehicles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Has all the names. Its amazing how many the Familia has had. According to the wiki:
    1000, 1200, 1300, 800, 808, 818, 323, 323 Astina, GLC, Protege, Etude, Familia, Grand Familia, Mizer, MR90, Baby Boomers, Vantrend, Sao Penza, Rustler, Lantis, Allegro, Genki

    It also is the base for the Ford Laser and Meteor in Asia/Australia and the Ford Escort and Mercury Tracer in north america, S. Africa the Ford Tonic, Ford Bantam(truck), Eunos 100, Philippines as the Ford Lynx, and China the Haima Family.

    What a car.
    That sounds like a completly retarted name for a car, where was it used ?
    I am easily satisfied with the very best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gt1Street View Post
    That sounds like a completly retarted name for a car, where was it used ?
    In Japan surely. They like those sort of weird names.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrer View Post
    In Japan surely. They like those sort of weird names.
    i'm not even going to look for the logic behind that name...
    I am easily satisfied with the very best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by digitalcraft View Post
    List of Mazda vehicles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Has all the names. Its amazing how many the Familia has had. According to the wiki:
    1000, 1200, 1300, 800, 808, 818, 323, 323 Astina, GLC, Protege, Etude, Familia, Grand Familia, Mizer, MR90, Baby Boomers, Vantrend, Sao Penza, Rustler, Lantis, Allegro, Genki

    It also is the base for the Ford Laser and Meteor in Asia/Australia and the Ford Escort and Mercury Tracer in north america, S. Africa the Ford Tonic, Ford Bantam(truck), Eunos 100, Philippines as the Ford Lynx, and China the Haima Family.

    What a car.
    And GLC stands for Great Little Car, as if anyone cares at this point...
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