Mazda's car of the future!

The Nagare Concept

Published on December 7, 2006 By foreverserenity In Car News

I like Mazdas, have always. We've never own any of the fancy ones. But I like them because they are dependable. We had a 929S our first from a dealership in NY, for many years. We had to get rid of it recently because of it was old and we really couldn't afford to fix it up the way we wanted, like new again, and probably would have not been worth it anyway.

Recently, I aquired a second Mazda, a 1990, ancient to those people who like to have those shiny new cars, but I simply didn't want another car payment!

I was looking at the cars from the 2006 L.A. Auto Show. I'm not into cars where I know what's what, or anything like that. I'm not savvy about them like my hubby is, and he's the reason why I even look at cars!

The future of Mazda is their Nagare concept. Their idea of what cars will look like in 2020. You should see this vehicle! Nagare means 'flow' in Japanese.

I'm not crazy about the color, but I'm impressed with how smooth this car looks and yes, I agree, the flow!

I also love that the wheel and tire will be just one unit!

These photos were taken by Rod Hatfield. The article located on msn.com written by Perry Stern. Link

Comments

Dr Guy

on Dec 07, 2006

Actually, while I dont think I would buy a Toyota truck in that color, I think the color does a lot for the car. At least from a randy old man's perspective!

greywar

on Dec 07, 2006

I do agree that the car looks interesting but I think I find the Mitsubishi "facet" style of car design more attractive.

foreverserenity

on Dec 07, 2006

I think the color does a lot for the car. At least from a randy old man's perspective!

! I guess it's not bad, just not the color I would choose.

I think I find the Mitsubishi "facet" style of car design more attractive

Oh...I have to check that out! Facet uh? Where do they come up with these names?!

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