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What kind of engine does a Mazda MX-3 have?
Not only did the MX-3 offer a unique interior, lots of storage space and decent ride quality despite its short wheelbase, but Mazda also fitted it with something no other small car could match: a smooth V6 engine. A Mazda K8 engine block. Why make a tiny V6?
What kind of engine does Mazda 3 1.8i have?
What engine is in Mazda Mx 3 1.8i V6? The Mazda Mx 3 1.8i V6 has a V 6, Petrol engine with 1845 cm3 / 112.6 cu-in capacity. How many horsepower (hp) does a 1994 Mazda Mx 3 1.8i V6 have?
When did Mazda stop making the 1.8 liter V6?
In the end, the 24-valve dual-overhead cam 1.8 only made it to the MX-3 and the Eunos 500 compact executive car, but its larger evolutions powered many Mazdas (as well as a few Ford Probes), remaining in production until 2002. The range-topping MX-3 GS was quite an appealing package in its day.
What’s the turning rate on a Mazda MX 3?
The US-spec MX-3 GS can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph (97 km/h) in 8.4 seconds, and can travel a quarter mile in 16.4 seconds. With a turning rate of 0.89 g (8.7 m/s²), its handling capabilities were among the best in its class. The V6 engine belonged to the Mazda K-series, which were used in a range of Mazda vehicles.
Which is the smallest version of the Mazda MX-3 GS?
Update: thanks to commenter B3Quattro, it turns out that the Mitsubishi 6A10 V6 was even smaller, with 1597cc. It was the smallest version of their 6A1 V6 family, and the 1.6 L version was built between 1992 and 1998, and used in the Mirage and Lancer. Certainly not in the US; maybe Japan only? Or other markets?
Not only did the MX-3 offer a unique interior, lots of storage space and decent ride quality despite its short wheelbase, but Mazda also fitted it with something no other small car could match: a smooth V6 engine. A Mazda K8 engine block. Why make a tiny V6?
In the end, the 24-valve dual-overhead cam 1.8 only made it to the MX-3 and the Eunos 500 compact executive car, but its larger evolutions powered many Mazdas (as well as a few Ford Probes), remaining in production until 2002. The range-topping MX-3 GS was quite an appealing package in its day.
Why did Mazda make a tiny V6 engine?
A Mazda K8 engine block. Why make a tiny V6? Well, Mazda needed a premium engine for its Eunos luxury brand (which flopped in a big way). But the automaker also had to keep the K8’s displacement below 2000cc to avoid extra taxes in Japan.