1. Mazda Cosmo Sport (110S)
The Mazda Cosmo Sport (110S) burst onto the scene in 1967, instantly distinguishing itself with space-age looks and the revolutionary Wankel rotary engine. This was Mazda’s first foray into rotary power, making it a true pioneer among Japanese sports cars. Its smooth, high-revving engine and lightweight chassis gave it a unique driving character, rivaling icons like the Toyota 2000GT. Despite its limited production numbers, the Cosmo Sport became a symbol of Mazda’s boundary-pushing engineering. It remains a cult classic for enthusiasts who appreciate innovation and style.