Showing posts with label Mazda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mazda. Show all posts

June 21, 2011

Because Wiper Front Related Damaged, Mazda 3 Pulled From Market


LONDON - Mazda Motor Europe announced it would recall one of its products namely the Mazda 3 car and Mazda 3 MPS car -related damage to the electronic system on the front wipers.

Withdrawals made ​​to the output of the Mazda 3 in January 2008 to December 2008 totaled 91,588 cars. Wiper replacement parts and repair costs are borne by the Mazda itself. For owners of Mazda 3 cars that were damaged are advised to come to the dealership for repair his car.

June 17, 2011

Mazda Planned Opening Factory in Mexico, The Company's Sales in Brazil


Mazda car from Japan will open vehicle production facilities in Mexico and a sales company in Brazil, in alliance with Sumitomo Corporation.

Mazda car production facility in Mexico will be established as a manufacturing hub for compact vehicles, especially Central and South America, and will include vehicle and engine assembly plant.

June 07, 2011

Manufacturer Mazda Will Stop Production In Year 2013 Future


TOKYO - Japanese car maker that is Mazda, was considering to stop production at the Flat Rock plant, the United States, which is a collaboration with Ford's shares in 2013.

About Mazda's dismissal of its production in 2013, has been discussed by both parties working together, Mazda and Ford. Mazda also plans to sell its shares to the Auto Alliance Internastional (AAI).

May 25, 2011

Mazda RX-9 Rumored Uses Hybrid Rotary Engine


Mazda will soon launch RX-9, a successor to the  RX-8 with a hybrid concept. According to a recent report from Motor Trend, which states that Mazda will borrow from Toyota's hybrid technology to achieve these goals.

May 10, 2011

Mazda MX-5 GT Secures Podium Finish at Donington


A good day for the Mazda MX-5 GT competing in the Britcar Production GTN Championship 2011, with the vehicle securing its second podium finish this season, at Donington Park. Owen Mildenhall and Mark Ticerdust managed to push the car to its limit, finishing the race in third place (in the vehicle's class).