Mazda News

The hugely-popular Mazda6 has won the ‘Large Family Car’ category of the Environmental Transport Association’s (ETA) 2007 Car Buyers’ Guide published in London yesterday.

European automobile sales continued to stagnate in February, pulled down by Germany’s passenger car segment, which is suffering from the affects of a higher VAT introduced this year.

Mazda World Premieres in Geneva – the all-new Mazda2, Mazda Hakaze Concept Car and the Mazda3 2.0 MZR-CD.

Continuing to celebrate its status as ‘Britain’s favourite sports car brand’ – delivering one in every five sports cars sold in the UK – Mazda is introducing two ‘Special Edition’ models to its established Zoom-Zoom product line-up this spring.

Mazda is sure to be top of new car buyers’ shopping lists in March, with the addition of four ‘affordable and stylish’ Spring Special models to its established Zoom-Zoom product line-up.

Mazda UK already has a healthy waiting list for the sensational new Mazda3 MPS, the fastest, best handling, best braking model in the hugely popular Mazda3 range. However, with an annual UK allocation of up to 800 units customers are being encouraged to reserve their new car now to avoid disappointment. ‘Booking early’ can now be carried out online from the comfort of home as Mazda UK has set up a new dedicated Mazda3 MPS Ordering Website.

Mazda Motor Corporation will take centre stage at this year’s Geneva Motor Show with three reveals, including the global premiere of the all-new Mazda2, the first new-generation Mazda to reflect the next evolutionary stage of Zoom-Zoom. Safer, lighter and more fuel efficient than its predecessor, the all-new Mazda2 meets global environmental and safety standards and combines this with exquisite styling, a spacious interior and enhanced driving dynamics for even more driving fun.

One of the key innovations of Mazda’s latest Hakaze concept car is the use of revolutionary interior materials.

Mazda’s soaraway success in Scotland hit new peaks in January with a further 22.4 per cent increase in sales and its highest-ever monthly market share north of the border.

The accelerating trend for company cars to reflect individual lifestyle and sporting prowess, underlined with rock solid wholelife costs, will play to the corporate sales strengths of Mazda in 2007. An expanding model range reflecting individuality, affordability, reliability and practicality have, year-on-year, propelled Mazda to record UK fleet and retail sales resulting in the brand becoming the fastest growing among automotive rivals over the last five years.