The Mazda RX-2, produced from 1971 to 1975, represents a significant chapter in automotive history as a compact sporty coupe and sedan featuring Mazda's pioneering rotary (Wankel) engine technology. Known for its distinctive styling and agile handling, the RX-2 offered an affordable performance alternative in its era, competing with other sporty imports. Its lightweight chassis and twin-rotor 12A engine, delivering approximately 110-130 PS, provided a unique driving experience that appealed to enthusiasts seeking something beyond conventional piston engines. The first-generation RX-2, identified by chassis codes S124A for the coupe and S102A for the sedan, was a key model in establishing Mazda's reputation for innovation and sporty vehicles.

This document serves as a sales brochure, offering marketing and promotional information about the Mazda RX-2. It highlights the vehicle's key features, design, and performance aspects, aiming to attract potential buyers. Unlike a service or repair manual, this brochure does not contain detailed maintenance procedures, troubleshooting guides, or in-depth technical specifications required for vehicle repair. Its purpose is to showcase the RX-2's appeal and selling points to a broad audience, providing a glimpse into the automotive landscape and Mazda's innovative approach to engine technology during the early 1970s.