The Mazda RX-3 Wagon was built by Mazda from 1971 to 1978 as part of the first generation of RX-3 models. It was sold as the Savanna in Japan and became the world’s first rotary-engine station wagon.
Mazda introduced the RX-3 Wagon in the U.S. around 1972, sold it there until about 1976, and kept it in production in Japan until 1977 before replacing it with the larger RX-4 wagon.
Mazda built around 287,000 RX-3s in total, but the wagons were a small portion and are hard to find today.