Eunos (automobile)

Eunos (Japanese:ユーノス; spoken [ ju: nos ] ) was a Japanese automobile brand of the car manufacturer Mazda. The brand was from 1989 to 1999 and was the only one present in the markets of Australia, Japan and the ASEAN countries. Application was the brand name for models and model variants with upgraded amenities.

Model overview:

• Eunos 100 ( Sport Coupe, 1989-1994)
• Eunos 300 ( saloon, 1989-1992 )
• Eunos 30X ( Sport Coupe, 1991-1993)
• Eunos 500 ( saloon, 1992-1999)
• Eunos 800 ( saloon, 1993-1997)
• Eunos Cargo Wagon ( minivan, 1990-1993)
• Eunos Cosmo ( Sport Coupe, 1990-1996)
• Eunos Presso ( Sport Coupe, 1991-1998 )
• Eunos Roadster ( Sport Cabriolet, 1989-1996 )

Acura • ASL • Autobacs • Autozam • Chevrolet • Cony • CQ • Daihatsu • DAT • Datsun • Dome • Nozzles Bavaria • efini • Eunos • Expertise • Fuji • Fuji • Giant • Gigliato • Gorham • Hayashi • Hino • Honda • Hopestar • Huzi • Infiniti • Isuzu • Jiotto • Kaishinsha • Kojima • Kurogane • Lexus • Purple • M2 • Mazda • Meiwa • Mikasa • • Mitsubishi Mitsuoka • Mono Craft • Nippon • Nismo Nissan • • • Nitta Sangyo Ohta • Open design • Otomo • Prince • Sandal • Scion • Sigma • Subaru • Sumida • Suminoe Seisakujo • Suzuki • Suzusho Takayanagi • • • Takeoda Takuri TGMY • • • Tommy Kaira • Tom's Toyota Toyopet • • • UD Trucks WiLL • Yodogawa • Yamaha • Yanase

Other car manufacturers Central Motor Indomobil • • Kanto Auto Works • Kazama Autoworks • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries • Nippon JIDOSHA Kōgyō • Takada Kōgyō • Tokyo • Limited Tōkyū Kurogane Kōgyō

Japanese tuning brands DAMD Styling Effect • Modellista • TRD Sports M • Forest Tuning • Zero / Sports Facing Development

• Mazda
• Former Automobile Manufacturers Association ( Japan)
• Company (Japan)