Mazda Shinari

The Mazda Shinari is a concept car shown by the Japanese manufacturer Mazda at the Los Angeles Auto Show in 2010. It takes the form of a four-door coupe, and its name evokes the momentum or first movement of a person or animal, which suits a slender shape created through a collaboration between Mazda's Japanese, American and European design offices and signed by Yong Wook Cho. It was the first Mazda concept to adopt the Kodo design language, which Mazda presents as the soul of movement. Because it included everyday production details such as seat belts and left-hand drive, observers speculated that it previewed a model for the American and European markets, such as a new Mazda6.