Which car is the Haima Family?
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Haima Family is the Haima-produced Fumai (FAMILY), a family sedan. Introduction to Fumai: Haima Fumai refers to the Fumai produced by Hainan Mazda. The Haima Fumai (Family) is derived from the Mazda Familia, which debuted as the Mazda 323 series at the 2000 Paris Motor Show. Bold yet restrained, elegant yet dynamic—these are not contradictions but harmony. Interior: The Fumai's interior features an innovative integrated center console with a three-curved design. It adopts a white-background instrument panel, gear position display, digital dual-range odometer, and a two-tone dashboard design, allowing drivers to easily monitor driving conditions for safer and more convenient operation.
The Haima Family was a classic compact family sedan launched by Haima Motors in the mid-2000s. I've been passionate about cars since childhood and remember how popular it was back then. Positioned as an entry-level model, it served as a practical daily commuter with a spacious design—easily accommodating adults and children in the back seats, and offering ample trunk space for luggage. It typically featured a 1.6L or 1.8L naturally aspirated engine, delivering good fuel efficiency for cost-effective driving and affordable maintenance. Developed on the Mazda 323 platform, it was known for reliability, though the interior had a plastic-heavy feel, and the suspension system tended to develop minor issues over time. While newer models like the Fremea have replaced it in the market, well-maintained used units can still be found.
