It is said that "Mazda" is the English spelling of the surname "Song Tian" of Jujiro Matsuda, the founder of the company, and "Mazda" is a transliteration of the Japanese pronunciation of "Song Tian", which is actually a misinformation. The English spelling of "Song Tian" is "MATSUDA", not "MAZDA". Mazda is an English word (not an English name), which is related to Song Tian, but has nothing to do with Song Tian. Mazda car can't be translated into Songtian car.

Founder Jujiro Matsuda didn't want to give the company a pure Japanese name, so he didn't directly use the English spelling of his Japanese name as a trademark like Toyota and Honda. Instead, he looked for an English word in the English dictionary that was closest to the English spelling of his surname Matsuda Jyujiro, and finally he found "Mazda". The pronunciation of Mazda is the same as that of Song Tian in Japanese. The prophet Zoroaster founded an ancient religion in Persia and West Asia, which persuaded people to worship the Creator as the source of good, and required people to have good thoughts, words and actions and give up evil. In this religious system, there is a god named Ahura Mazda ahura mazda. Jujiro Matsuda takes this as the company name, which means pursuing brightness and kindness. There is also a saying that "Mazda" is a giant god who created the civilization of ironware and ancient wheels, with the meaning of intelligence, rationality and coordination.

After Mazda cooperated with Ford, it adopted a new logo, a seagull flying in an ellipse, and formed the word "M" at the same time. "M" is the first capital letter of "Mazda", which indicates that the company will soar to the new century with endless creativity and sincere service. Mazda 2

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