Summary:
The Mazda Sentia is a mid-size rear-wheel-drive luxury car produced by Mazda in Japan from 1991 to 1999. The vehicle replaced the Mazda Luce and was Mazda’s flagship sedan during its production. The Sentia was also licensed and manufactured by Kia in South Korea and sold as the Kia Enterprise.

Key Points:
1. Name Origin: The name “Sentia” comes from the Latin word “sentir,” meaning to sense, feel, or hear.
2. Generations: The Mazda Sentia had two generations, with the first generation (HD) produced from 1991 to 1996.
3. Development: Development of the Sentia began after the release of the fourth-generation Mazda Luce HC in 1986.
4. Flagship Model: The Sentia continued the tradition of being Mazda’s largest flagship sedan, a position held since the late 1960s.
5. Manufacturing: The Sentia was also manufactured under license by Kia in South Korea at the Hwaseong Plant, where it was known as the Kia Enterprise.
6. Production: The Mazda Sentia was in production until 1999 in Japan and until October 2002 in South Korea.
7. Luxury Features: As a luxury car, the Sentia offered features and qualities typically associated with upscale vehicles, aimed at providing a comfortable and enjoyable driving experience for its passengers.

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