The Mazda Japanese carmaker is reportedly working on a new model called the Mazda6 Coupe, which is mainly based on the Mazda6. The carmaker hasn’t officially announced the planning of the 6 Coupe, but some recent reports from Auto Express stated that the auto company would introduce a coupe version of the Mazda6 in a
The best concept Mazda has created recently and the only one suggesting what a future generation of the 6 might look like will soon be shipped to the old continent. In order to make an European debut, the Mazda Takeri concept will get a chance to show-off during the upcoming Geneva Motor Show next month.
People, are you ready for another mid sized sedan from teh Japanese at Mazda? Just in case you’re not sure, I’m afraid you don’t have that much time left. Come the next Tokyo Motor Show we’re going to see a new concept unveiled, one called the Mazda Takeri and apart from it being that exact
Initial reports that contained the killing off of the Mazda 6 and Subaru Tribeca were wrong. We know for certain that Mazda is keeping their slow selling sedan on the market for at least another generation, as the Japanese themselves claim.
Japan has been giving us quite a few bad news lately but this particular one has a feeling about it that we will let slide. It seems like the Japanese decided to cancel any chance the Mazda 6 and the Subaru Tribeca have at any more facelifts or versions.
Ford isn’t exactly a stranger to Mazda, heck, for a while they even owned about a third of the entire Japanese car maker. That said though, at the moment, Ford barely owns some 3.5 percent of Mazda and thus the people from the Land of the Rising sun seem to want to move away.
Last year, sometime in the middle of it, Mazda came out with a range of special edition models called the Takuya lineup. The Japanese have now decided to beat themselves to the punch and release a 2011 Takuya lineup earlier on in the year. Perhaps they’re making up for something.
The next-generation Mazda6 expected to make its debut in 2012 will introduce a new platform and a new engine range capable of good ecological peformances. The Japanese manufacturer promises that the new Sky engines will be capable to deliver enviable performance, Mazda claiming that the diesel engine will be capable of just 105 g/km of
