This morning, Mazda Motor Corporation announced that its millionth MX-5 Miata rolled off the line on April 22, 2016. Mazda began mass-production of the popular roadster 27 years ago at Ujina Plant No. 1 in Hiroshima...
Milestone as the one-millionth Mazda MX-5 rolls off the production line in Japan, 27 years on... pic.twitter.com/8jyCxNLVih
— Automotive Blog (@Automotive_Blog) April 25, 2016
Finally, after many weeks of patiently waiting, Mazda has unveiled pricing details for the much anticipated, all-new, three-row crossover SUV, the 2016 Mazda CX-9. Delivering premium comfort, dynamic handling, and a KODO—Soul of Motion design language, the new crossover will carry a starting MSRP of $31,520...
2016 #Mazda CX-9 To Go On Sale In Late-Spring From $31,520* https://t.co/a7bUBeRns1 pic.twitter.com/P96udP6Qsh
— Carscoops (@Carscoop) March 17, 2016
The Mazda MX-5 Miata has been rocking some big waves in the automotive world, making sports-car dreams more accessible to the everyman than they have been before. If rumors are to be believed, Mazda is about to change the game again by introducing a power-retractable hardtop version of the MX-5 Miata. Previous generations of this slick roadster have featured the hardtop, but this generation sports only soft-tops. So far.
Will #Mazda debut a #Miata hardtop convertible at #NYIAS2016? https://t.co/aqu6RpbI0s pic.twitter.com/4yuFb7Wxeq
— Autoweek (@AutoweekUSA) March 14, 2016
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Late last year, Mazda debuted the latest model in its lineup to be upgraded to the Kodo design language and SKYACTIV TECHNOLOGY--the 2016 CX-9. With its launch into dealerships looming, drivers are wondering how the seven-seat crossover changes the game outside of looks. Fortunately, Autoblog has the answer.
In its latest Fuel Economy Trends report, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency noted that the title of most fuel efficient auto manufacturer in the United States, goes to Mazda Motor Corporation. Mazda led all automakers with a fleet-wide adjusted fuel economy rating of 29.4 miles per gallon. Mazda also reported the lowest carbon emission score, with an industry-leading 328...
#MazdaNews : EPA: Mazda leads US fuel economy; FCA still worst: The results for 2015 are preliminary, though M... https://t.co/tJdyg7NNmw
— Auto Industry News (@AutoNewsBot) December 16, 2015
We knew that the Mazda CX-9 would be getting new skin in 2017, and we were quite excited. No, we don't mean in the Hannibal, "Silence of the Lambs" type way. You see, Mazda has a design language called KODO, and we've been waiting to see the CX-9 wearing it for quite some time now.
“The day after I got my license I drove my car, inherited from my mother, to school like a hotshot. When I came out to my car at the end of the school day, I realized that I had left the keys in the ignition, car running, for seven hours. I’ve honestly never been more embarrassed, but now it’s one of my funniest memories.”
That's just one of twelve recollections shared in a recent Mazda-sponsored Huffington Post piece entitled "12 People Share What They Miss About Driving In Their First Cars." Click on the link below to…
Mazda and NBCUniversal have teamed up to conduct the Mazda Drive for Good® Contest, wherein you could be featured on NBC's website, get support for a community service project that you're involved with, AND score a trip to Christmas in Rockefeller Center! Just click on the link below to share what you're working on to benefit your community. Braeden Quinn Mannering (http://braedenquinn.com/) is one
The Bloomberg Business website currently features a photo history of the Mazda Miata, or the Mazda MX-5. The piece contains some great images of the model throughout time as well as some interesting facts, like "When the car first came out in 1989, consumers could choose an optional hard top on red models. The car also came in blue and in white." Head to http://www.bloomberg.com/news/photo-essays/2015-10-07/mazda-miata-a-wonderful-weird-photo-history or click on the link below to read more.
