Mazda R360 Coupe 1960
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Specifications Mazda R360 Coupe 1960 blueprint
The Mazda R360 Coupe of 1960 is a classic two door compact car. This Japanese built vehicle is a true representation of the unique style and finesse that the country has become renowned for over the years. It showcases the full range of engineering at the time a powerhouse of fuel efficiency, superior handling, and zippy performance all packaged in a sleek and eye-catching design. The exterior of the R360 is classic, with a boxier look than more modern models. It features a full chrome grille, with an iconic chrome rear bumper, and round headlights set off by a bold, angular frame. The body curves airily from its cab to tail, with long-running sleek lines that demand attention. The interior is as stylish as the exterior a two-tone leather interior gives the inside an air of timeless luxury. Under the bonnet of the R360 is a 360cc two-stroke engine that packs a punch and gets the car from point A to point B quickly and efficiently. It produces 25bhp and with its light chassis gives it a lively performance for its size. Heading the car around corners requires a little more effort the front MacPherson strut suspension is responsive and stable, but has a tendency to get sloppy over time. The R360 Coupe of 1960 is a certified classic and a welcomed sight for those who appreciate its unique design and background. The delicate blend of style and performance make it a vehicle that will never be forgotten.
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