DRIVING MATTERS
®THE ALL-NEW THREE-ROW MAZDA CX-
During the Kamakura period in Japan mounted archers
believed that the key to mastering their skill was to
âachieve a onenessâ between horse and rider. In Japanese
this is known as jinba ittai (jin-ba ee-tie) or âhorse and
rider as one.â And itâs the engineering inspiration for the
all-new Mazda CX-9. Oneness is only achieved
when the vehicle becomes a natural extension of the driver.
So every detail of our new Mazda CX-9 is engineered to
create perfect harmony between car and driver. So from
the throttle-response to the driver-centered cockpit
to the agile steering the principles of jinba ittai live on.
Because Driving Matters.
Mounted
archers
believed in
âa c h i ev i n g
a onenessâ
between horse
and rider or
jinba ittai.