Mazda Savanna GT RX 3 Sedan 1975
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Specifications Mazda Savanna GT RX 3 Sedan 1975 blueprint
In 1975, the all-new Mazda Savanna GT RX 3 Sedan debuted in the automotive world. This new model from Mazda featured a low-slung, two-door coupe body style on the exterior, presenting a sleek, muscular design aesthetic. The Savanna GT RX 3 stood out among other cars of the era, boasting a slant nose and long hood that was indicative of the Japanese automakers design DNA. On the inside, drivers and passengers were treated with a spacious cabin that featured comfortable seating for up to four occupants, as well as a convenient close-ratio five-speed manual gearbox. This five-speed allowed for quick acceleration when cruising on the highway, while also providing improved handling through tight corners. Under the hood of the Savanna GT RX 3 was a powerful two-liter engine displacing nearly 120 horsepower. This engine gave the RX 3 impressive acceleration and power, making it one of the fastest vehicles in its class. It also came with a semi-Trailing link independent suspension system, allowing drivers to take corners with ease. In addition to all these features, the RX 3 also had tons of standard safety features. These included upgraded brakes and an energy-absorbing steering box that helped protect passengers in the event of a collision. While it may not have been the best-selling car of the mid-70s, it was certainly one of the most memorable. With its stylish looks and impressive performance, the Mazda Savanna GT RX 3 was a force to be reckoned with.
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