Hakaze (pronounced Hah-Kah-Zay) comes from the japanese word "ha" means "leaf" and "kaze" which means "wind".The Mazda Hakaze has no B-pillar, and the rear two-third of the glass roof can be taken off in two parts and stored in a slide-out compartment in the rear bumper. Lowering the Hakaze's four frameless windows then converts the concept into a fun to drive, four seat coupe with roadster feel.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
Mazda Hakaze
Hakaze (pronounced Hah-Kah-Zay) comes from the japanese word "ha" means "leaf" and "kaze" which means "wind".The Mazda Hakaze has no B-pillar, and the rear two-third of the glass roof can be taken off in two parts and stored in a slide-out compartment in the rear bumper. Lowering the Hakaze's four frameless windows then converts the concept into a fun to drive, four seat coupe with roadster feel.
