1974 Mazda CVS

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Mazda CVS, 1974

Images: Mazda Motor Corporation

Rating: 23 -5 +28

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CVS stands for Computer-controller Vehicle System

In an effort to explore transportation possibilities outside the realm of the automobile, Mazda created its rail-based CVS. Tested on a Mazda-designed railway, the CVS never went into production.

Source: Mazda Motor Corporation

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