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After driving the 2020 Mazda CX-30 during a media event in early December, it’s clear that the CX-30 should be a vehicle that fleets should consider if they're interested in adding crossovers into their portfolio.
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Is it okay to have fun in a company vehicle? If you define fun as experiencing the pleasure of driving, then the answer is yes, and the all-new 2016 Mazda CX-3 fits the bill. The 2016 Mazda CX-3 is a new entry in an expanding niche of the automotive market – subcompact crossover SUVs.
Read More →LOS ANGELES – Mazda North American Operations has revealed details of its upcoming 2007 Mazda CX-7 crossover sport/utility vehicle (SUV). The car made its public debut at the upcoming Greater Los Angeles Auto Show and the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Read More →With a manual transmission and two-wheel drive, the CX-5 earns 35 mpg on the highway, beating Mazda’s own projections and each of its non-hybrid competitors.
Read More →A dynamic, noiseless driving experience, upgraded safety features, and a power liftgate are among the highlights of the redesigned compact crossover SUV.
Read More →LOS ANGELES - Mazda unveiled its all-new 2013 CX-5 compact SUV at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
Read More →Mazda's 2020 CX-30 offers an in-between option that's bigger than the company's CX-3 but smaller than its CX-5 at an MSRP below $22,000.
Read More →Mazda's CX-3 subcompact SUV will undergo a few modest updates for the 2019 model year, including driving dynamics upgrades that improve noise, vibration, and harshness, Mazda announced at the New York International Auto Show earlier this week.
Read More →Mazda’s designers poured every ounce of creativity, technology and safety features at their disposal into the 2016 CX-3, which slots below the CX-5 and above the upcoming Mazda2.
Read More →Mazda enters the subcompact crossover category with its 2016 CX-3, which is derrived from the Mazda2 and carries over Skyactiv technology used on the CX-5 compact SUV. Read our driving impressions here. Photos by Mike Antich and Paul Clinton.
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