When the FC series Mazda Savanna RX-7 was introduced in 1986 internationally, the Cosmo coupe retained its top position as Mazda's largest rotary powered personal luxury car, adopting the retractable headlights from the RX-7. While the HB Luce and Cosmo Saloon were discontinued in 1986, both Cosmo hardtops remained in production. The Cosmo coupe retained its top position as Mazda's largest rotary powered personal luxury car.
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Source Wikipedia: Mazda CosmoLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
automobile produced by Mazda from 1967 to 1995
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WikipediaSeries HB (1981-1989)
RX-7 was introduced in 1986 internationally
Year: Series HB (1981-1989)
RX-7 was introduced in 1986 internationally
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automobile produced by Mazda from 1967 to 1995
Series HB (1981-1989), passage 2
Cosmo Saloon were discontinued in 1986, both
Body style, coupe: Series HB (1981-1989)
The HB Cosmo was offered as a coupé (also called two door hardtop), as a sleek frameless window sedan (also called four door hardtop), and as a formal pillared sedan
Body style, sedan: Series HB (1981-1989)
The HB Cosmo was offered as a coupé (also called two door hardtop), as a sleek frameless window sedan (also called four door hardtop), and as a formal pillared sedan
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