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Thursday, Oct 8
Mazda Commences Production of Mazda2 at New Passenger Car Plant in Thailand
Mazda Motor Corporation today announced that it has commenced production of the Mazda2 (known as Mazda Demio in Japan) at the new passenger car plant at AutoAlliance Thailand Co., Ltd. (AAT), a joint venture manufacturing facility with Ford Motor Company. Mazda2 units produced at AAT wil...
Wednesday, Sep 30
Huge Mazda Roadster 20th Anniversary Commemorative Event Held in Japan
To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Mazda Roadster (known overseas as the Mazda MX-5), Mazda Motor Corporation hosted a special commemorative event on September 20, 2009, at its Miyoshi Proving Ground in western Japan.
Tuesday, Sep 29
Mazda Holds Presentation Ceremony to Donate Special Needs Vehicle
To mark the one-millionth visitor to the MAZDA Zoom-Zoom Stadium in Hiroshima, Mazda Motor Corporation today held a presentation ceremony for the donation of a vehicle modified to assist people with special needs.
Mazda Global Premiere of Eco-Friendly and Powerful Next Generation 'SKY-G' and 'SKY-D' Engines at Tokyo Motor Show 2009
Mazda will exhibit the 'Mazda SKY-G' direct injection gasoline engine, the 'Mazda SKY-D' clean diesel engine and the 'Mazda SKY Drive' high-efficiency automatic transmission.
Friday, Jun 12
Mazda Launches All-New Axela in Japan
Mazda Motor Corporation has announced the sales launch of the all-new Mazda Axela (known overseas as the new Mazda3) in the Japanese market.
Friday, Jun 5
Special Edition Mazda AZ-Wagon on Sale in Japan
Mazda Motor Corporation has announced the launch of the special edition Mazda AZ-Wagon XS Special. The exclusive micro-mini wagon goes on sale today at all Mazda Autozam, Mazda and Mazda Anfini dealers throughout Japan.
