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New York Auto Show: 2010 Mazda CX-9 & CX-7 Facelifts


Highlighting the list of changes planned for the 2010 Mazda CX-9 is a new front-end, which picks up the company’s smiling fascia, as well as new headlights and fog-lamps. Like the recently updated CX-7, the new CX-9’s interior will receive higher quality materials, a new design for the gauges, and a new multifunction information display.


MPS at Geneva last month. The 2010 MAZDASPEED3 will feature a 2.3-liter direct-injection turbocharged engine under the hood and styling influenced by the "Nagare" series of concept vehicles. The MAZDASPEED3 has long been something of a popular sleeper, and the more expressive, less subtle looks should increase its fan base. On-sale date and pricing will likely be announced at the show; expect the MAZDASPEED3 to join the four- and five-door 2010 Mazda3s in the lineup later this year.


Mazda has been very busy in the past couple of months, with updated versions of the MX-5 and CX-7, as well as the all-new 2010 Mazda3, all making their respective debuts recently. Mazda’s new model roll-out shows no sign of slowing as the company is planning to unveil an updated version of its CX-9 SUV at next month’s New York Auto Show.





via:motorauthority




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Mazda Releases Redesigned AZ-Wagon i in Japan



Mazda releases redesigned Alkmaar station wagon I was in Japan
- The special needs of the new improved model provides a user-friendly and more peace of mind --

Hiroshima, Japan, Mazda Motor Corporation today announced the launch of its redesigned Mazda wagon alkmaar me, the special needs of the vehicle is equipped with a wheelchair ramp slope. New model is based on completely re-designed micro-mini-station wagon alkmaar This is released in Japan in September 2008. Sales today at all Mazda, Mazda Anfini and Mazda Autozam dealers throughout Japan.

Alkmaar make the new station wagon in the rear of the wide open and spacious cabin high roof. Other improvements designed for wheelchair users, including a new three-point seat belts and handrails on both sides of the rear cabin, as standard equipment. In addition, user-friendly as well as improving care for the slope entry / exit ramp is a moderate than the previous model.

The main features of the new station wagon alkmaar letter i
- A new three-point seat belts for the wheelchair users (the previous model, equipped with two seat belts)
- Handrails on both sides of the rear cabin to provide additional support and standard equipment
- Wheelchair access easier because of the warmth of low-floor ramp slope
- Anti-theft immobilizer devices as standard equipment.
Source: Mazda



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Geneva 2009: 2010 Mazdaspeed3 (MPS), grin and bear it

Geneva 2009: 2010 Mazdaspeed3 (MPS), grin and bear it


The outgoing Mazdaspeed3 had a lot going for it. The combination of a turbocharged 2.3-liter inline-four, six-speed manual, LSD and a practical hatch solidified its place in our hearts when it spent a week in the Autoblog Garage. While the aforementioned good stuff carries over to the redesigned 2010 model, any amount of stealth has been gobbled up by the new MPS' gaping maw.
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Retroforza gives Mazda Miata a Ferrari complex


If you've got an obsession with boomer culture, but don't have the budget to spring for a period-specific Ferrari, never fear, RetroForza makes it possible to be a nostalgic poseur. Sporting lines reminiscent of Ferrari's 275, RetroForza is claiming that its Italia bodywork kit for the Mazda MX-5 takes inspiration from vintage Lotus, Alfa, Jaguar and Cobra models.

While It's not horrible, the proportions don't exactly work. There's too much front overhang, leading to a fierce underbite, but it avoids looking as stubby as it might on the MX-5's short wheelbase. The Mazda mechanicals mean that it'll be reliable and fun to drive, and with a coupe version supposedly available, there are worse ways to rebody your Miata.
Source: RetroForza



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Mazda will call back some 29,000 examples of its slippery new Mazda6 sedan for a potential door handle fault that could cause them to open without warning. According to Automotive News, the outside handle can cause the door to open as a result of an "inconsistent dimension combination" between the bracket and the handle (read: they don't line up properly).

The fix will involve replacing any/all door handles and/or brackets if they are found to be defective.

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Geneva Motor Show; 2010 Mazda3 Mazdaspeed (MPS) headed



Mazda used last year’s Los Angeles Auto Show to debut the new 2010 Mazda3 Sedan, and then followed it with the reveal of the Hatchback model at the Bologna Motor Show just one month later. There is still one more variant of the Mazda3 in the works and it is set to make its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March.


The car is the sporty Mazdaspeed (MPS) model and it has now been revealed ahead of its Geneva debut. Details about the upcoming hot-hatch are yet to be released, although we can confirm that it will come with the same MZR 2.3L turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine as the current model. Output is expected to be up around the 268hp (200kW) mark.


Differentiating the Mazdaspeed from the regular Mazda3 lineup is a large hood scoop for the turbo, oversized air-intakes in the front bumper, a rear diffuser, large-diameter twin-exhaust pipes, and a chunky rear wing.


While other specs for the car are hard to come by, there are rumors that the newly developed RevoKnuckle FWD suspension system from the Ford Focus RS could be used in the Mazda. An AWD set-up has been ruled out.


Mazda will also use next month’s Geneva event to unveil Mazda3 with i-stop, Mazda’s fuel-saving engine stop-start technology.
via:motorauthority



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