The Name of “Kabura” is a Japanese term taken from kabura-ya, an arrow that makes a howling sound when fired, and was historically used to signal the start of a battle. This “first arrow into battle” is meant to represent Mazda's pursuit of unique styling themes and technologies - such as the rotary engine.Mazda Kabura car introduced at the 2006 North American International Auto Show, is a sport compact which shows styling themes and technologies which could appear in future production models. It was designed in Irvine, California by Mazda of North America design chief Franz von Holzhausen, whose past projects have included the Audi TT and Pontiac Solstice.
Mazda Kabura Specification:
* Length: 4.05 m (159.4 in.)
* Width: 1.78 m (70.1 in.)
* Height: 1.28 m (50.4 in.)
* Wheelbase: 2.55 m (100.4 in.)
* Seating capacity: 4 person (3+1 seating)
* Engine: MZR 2.0 L DOHC 16-Valve
* Transmission: 6MT manual
* Suspension （F/R）: Double Wishbone / Multi-Link
* Tires - Front: 245/35 R19
* Tires - Rear: 245/35 R20
Source: Wikipedia
