Japan Beat: Mazda's Christmas Carol Aims Small| ...HIROSHIMA, Japan — Mazda has announced it has face-lifted its Japan-market Carol micromini, and the new model will go on sale today. The Carol, which Mazda describes as popular with female buyers "due to its charming design and practicality," gets a new front end with separated headlights,...
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Keicar Watch: Mazda's Carol G II| ...Ladies dig Carol, or so says Mazda. That's why, according to Mazda Japan, the company's created an edition of its Carol keicar (660cc) to appeal to "feminine sensibilities." The Carol G II, the company says, has exclusive beige upholstery, remote-controlled door mirrors and a choice of six body...
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| | Mazda Carol History Mazda has used the Carol name on its "keicars" almost from the start. This page documents the Carol and other Mazda keicars.
The R360 was replaced in 1961 with the Mazda P360 Carol, the company's first 4-passenger car. It was larger than the Mazda R360 it replaced, running on a 193 cm wheelbase for a total length of 298 cm. It used a rear-mounted water-cooled 358 cc 4-cylinder OHV engine, which is one of the smallest 4-cylinder automobile engines in history (only Honda's 356 cc DOHC alloy 4-cylinder unit used in the T360 truck, was smaller).
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Since the beginning of production this model had body type Light. |
