how do you get in>>?????

How in the hell do you get in?! Where are the doors?

Yowza, that’s sharp. I wish all cars on the road looked as futuristic as this. Reminds me of the cars on that old British sci-fi show, UFO.

 a nice car but it doesn’t exatly wow me.

A few question

1. Why is it none of these fantastic looking cars ever make it to market we see them every year and yet all we get is boxy “looks like last years model” cars?
2. This is the year 2007 so when is the “futuristic look” ever going to be present day what exactly are all of you car manufacturers waiting on?
3. As quoted from the Hakaze page “This is the closest to a production vehicle that we have in the series,” Birtwhistle says. “Compact SUVs like this,” he says of the Hakaze, “might not be what Americans are thinking about right now, but they’d do well in Europe.”
how many “real American” people did you ask because I have asked everyone I know ‘PS I live in cowboy country where every other vehicle is a rusted pickup truck’ and not one person said no way I would ever buy something like that every last one of them just thought WOW thats cool wish they really made those and it was a truck lol.

Its just to bad you have all this tallent in the designs but the only way we get to see the real thing is in concept cause before it goes to production you gotta take the awsome Hakaze and turn it into the lame CX9 that looks like a slightly different 2006 CX7.

 very nice, except it seems the designers are using full bodies in their designs, where if they used modular panels and doors or two part cars where the xtra weight can be left at home,when only one person is using the vehicle,such as single trips.there are many modular designs i have seen and that might be the furture.such as removable rear doors, and easy remove rears when not needed to aid fuel effecitency and accelleration.even the second half of the car could be left at home when 2 seats are needed[modualr 2 door converts to 4 door when needed

The streamline paint is mesmerizing, they even hide the Mazda muffler to enhance the paint and the shape of the car. It’s a small thing but I hope it shows up in production on something. There are too many metallic-dirt colored cars and not enough stripes these days…

i want this car!!!!! pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez?

 Futuristic…But ugly…I think you can do better than that. I love mazda.

its really dam sexy……hot..and mindblowing car

Pretty “out there” to be honest.. Too round for my person likes, but I must say it has duel purpose, one as a car and another as a conversation starter.

I am ready for the Future.

this is the bomb this is my future car how much does it cost

That’s a really big cockroach. Wouldn’t mind having one though…

Is this a joke I mean it looks like Something out of a bad videogame Com-on give the people what they want and bring us the Rx-7 not decois!!!

This looks like a car from robo cop. Welcome to the future.

Looks like a throat lozenge with wheels

I’ve really enjoyed the last few rounds of Mazda concept cars, and I wanted to praise the designers for their vision and imagination. Starting with the Kabura, these latest concepts from Mazda have the personality and forward thinking that’s so obviously lacking from most other manuracturers.

Just to be clear, I will happily drop my deposit off at the local dealership for the next affordable Mazda model that builds on the Kabura, the Nagare, or the Ryuga. And just as a tip, the average US income is still in the $30k - $40k range, while the average cost of a house is over $230k. As a result, the auto manufacturers who will succeed, are those that keep building affordable cars, as Mazda largely has.

Thanks for the two Mazdas in my garage. I look forward to replacing the 1992 I’ve had since new in a couple of years.

Looks great! For Mars.

this is a nice car and whit a good design .this number is A

it looks great to specialy the interiors

You know, if they gave the wheel rims a little tighter twist about the center hub as it radiated outwards, and added one more blade, it would look like a jet turbine’s blades, which could add to the moving in park appearance. That and it would look very impressive out of polished aluminium.

looks great

I’ve owned many Mazdas throughout my life. I have been impressed with some of Mazda’s new models and concept cars recently. I like the Nagare, because the whole body flows, which is in fact what “nagare” means. I like the “swoopiness” of it and how it’s shaped. It almost looks like some of Renault’s new cars, which I like. But, although I do like this design, I think Mazda should build the Kabura first to compete with or replace the RX-8.

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