I think I made mention of this some time ago, but I've always thought Mazda should have a two-door coupe. I've heard people disagree with me, saying the Protege sedan was "all Mazda needs". I don't see how that's true. I'm sure a Mazda coupe would sell great; this is another reason I was really intrigued by the rumors of a MZ3 Coupe. I find it a little surprising that Honda and the entry level Korean brands all have small coupes, but Nissan, Toyota, and Mazda do not. VW even has the Golf and that sells plenty also. Is the market demand for small coupes somehow brand-selective, without favoring the Japanese brands? Even the Focus ZX2 is being phased out, and now I've heard suggestions that the ZX3 will follow the same route due to very slow sales, which surprised me. I also heard the handsome little ZX5 hatchback sedan is selling slowly in NA also, which is a shame because it's a nice design. The wagon and sedan are big sellers though. I find this surprising because I see a ton of Civic coupes, and little Hyundai and Kia coupes. Toyota and Nissan used to have coupe versions of the Corolla and Sentra but dropped them years ago. So why is Honda the only premium import brand with a small coupe?