1990 Mazda Cosmo

th the second generation, a fastback body style was offered and the third generation Series HB brought with it a 4-door sedan option, as well as the end of the piston engine. The Cosmo s fourth and final generation, the Series JC, introduced more luxurious, state of the art options such as a Car Communication System, color touch screen, mobile phone, GPS, and NTSC TV. Additionally, similar to other Japanese luxury brands at the time, the fourth generation Cosmo was offered only as a 4-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode. However, sales began to dwindle, most likely due to the fact that the Cosmo no longer complied with Japanese government regulations on dimension, and production ceased in 1995. Third party pre-purchase inspections are welcomed and encouraged. All vehicles sold by Duncan come with a clean U.S. title.