Mazda Savanna

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Mazda Savanna Manufacturer: Mazda Production: 1971–1992 Class: sports car Body style: FR coupe

RX-3 Production: 1971–1977 Related: Mazda RX-3 Mazda Familia

SA/FB RX-7 Production: 1978–1984 Related: Mazda RX-7

FC RX-7 Production: 1985–1992 Related: Mazda RX-7

Mazda used the Savanna (sometimes incorrectly spelled Savannah) name on a number of rotary-powered sports cars in the Japan market.

[edit] 1971

The first home-market Savanna appeared in 1971 and lasted until 1977. It was sold internationally as the Mazda RX-3 and was based on the Mazda Familia. A station wagon version, the Savanna/RX-3 Sports Wagon, was sold for just one year, from 1972 to 1973, when it was replaced by the Luce/RX-4 wagon.

[edit] 1978

The next Savanna was the first generation of the famous Mazda RX-7. It was sold from 1978 until 1984.

[edit] 1985

The final Savanna was the second Mazda RX-7. It was available from 1985 until 1992.

Mazda – part owned by the Ford Motor Company, road car timeline, 1990s—present  v • d • e
Type	1990s										2000s
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Subcompact	Revue/121						Demio/121						Demio/2						Demio/2
															Verisa
Compact	Familia/323/Protegé					Familia/323/Protegé					Familia/323/Protegé				Axela/3
Mid-size	Capella/626			Capella					Capella/626				Atenza/6						Atenza/6
				Cronos/626
				MS-8/Eunos 800/Xedos 9/Millenia
Full-size	Sentia/929					Sentia
Sports / coupé	MX-6			MX-6
	MX-5/Miata									MX-5/Miata							MX-5
		MX-3										MicroSport								Kabura
	RX-7			RX-7										RX-8
	Cosmo
			AZ-1
Minivan										Premacy							Premacy/Mazda5
	MPV									MPV								MPV
Crossover		Navajo										Tribute							CX-5
																		CX-7
																			CX-9
Trucks:	B-Series/Proceed/Truck (International) (North America) | BT-50 | E-Series/Bongo | T-Series/Titan
Kei cars:	Spiano | AZ-Offroad | Scrum | Laputa | AZ-Wagon | Carol
Historic models:	GLC | Luce | Savanna | Proceed | RX-2 | RX-3 | RX-4 | RX-5 | Roadpacer | REPU