Mazda tend to give a spec name to all their cars as they approach the end of the production run and the change to a new generation. These named versions, usually have very different specs to the normal models. For example you could see a "TS" model with "Sports" suspension and body kits. And generally uprated interiors.
They are only available for a relatively short period of time before the "New" generation becomes available.
Being cynical, it is a chance for them to use up the parts of the more expensive factory options, leaving less capital tied up in spares that they won't use during the remaining production run of the outgoing generation.
This is a practise employed by many motor manufacturers.
There have also been a Mazda 6, Sakata , Tamura, Takara, Kumano, & Zugara
