The Mazda RX-3, also known as the Mazda Familia Rotary Series, represents the first generation of Mazda's compact sports coupe, sedan, and wagon lineup, produced from 1971 to 1978. This model was a significant part of Mazda's strategy to establish its reputation for innovative rotary (Wankel) engine technology and sporty performance. Known for its distinctive styling, often compared to European sports cars, the RX-3 offered agile handling and the unique, smooth power delivery characteristic of its rotary powerplant, making it a compelling choice against competitors of its era.

This document serves as a sales brochure for the Mazda RX-3, focusing on its key features, styling, and performance appeal. It highlights the exterior design, interior appointments, available trims, and powertrain options, particularly the celebrated rotary engine. While not a repair or maintenance manual, it provides insight into the model's marketing angle and its place in automotive history as a pioneer of rotary performance in the compact segment.