1994 Eunos Presso

The Presso of 1994 was in its fourth year, a hatchback coupe that Mazda sold at the Eunos stores with either a V6 or a 1.5 liter four cylinder engine. It shared its chassis with the BG Familia, the car that was winning with four wheel drive turbo at the time, so suspension parts and seat rails of the Familia could be used. The exterior differed from the AZ-3 in the emblems only. The Presso was said at its announcement to be the smallest V6 engined car in the world, until Mitsubishi put a 1.6 liter V6 in the Lancer and the Mirage.