Mazda Clef

The Autozam Clef is a mid-size sedan that was built by Mazda for their Autozam sales channel from May 1992 until December 1994.
It shared Mazda's GE platform with cars like the ɛ̃fini MS-6 and Mazda MX-6 coupé. The word "clef" is a musical notation, and Mazda chose it to signify that the Clef was meant to serve as a reference point by which other Autozam products would become to be known or regarded as. The Clef was mechanically related to the Mazda Cronos , but featured different bodywork, and rear side window designs. The front end in particular was designed to have the Autozam corporate "face", reminiscent of the Carol and Revue....