In the 1960s, vehicle manufacturers required the best product development ideas to compete for buyers. Mazda was a stable brand but faced competition that threatened its expansion into the global market. Its management quickly decided to invest in the new trend of engines, the rotary engine. Investing in this new technology provided an edge against competitors. It is also one of the reasons for the company's success to this day.
When you first drive home with a new car, regardless of whether it's brand new from the assembly line or a pre-owned vehicle, you might think that because the car looks great and runs perfectly, you don't have to do anything to keep it that way. However, part of car ownership involves caring for your vehicle through regular maintenance, quality service, and keeping it clean. There are many things you can do for your vehicle to improve and ensure its reliability and dependability.
Technology has steadily advanced, which has had a significant impact on the car industry. The innovations that exist today couldn't have been imagined a few decades ago. These days, it's standard for cars to be equipped with technology that enables engagement with smartphones. In doing so, the priority is safety, which requires ease of use. If you're like most people, you want to stay connected even when you're on the road, but you don't want to sacrifice safety. That's one reason why Mazda Connect is so valuable. It enables you to access a wide…
Patented Skyactiv® Technology was developed by Mazda and introduced with their newly developed engine systems, and is the leading innovation in their vehicles today. With increased fuel efficiency and power output, this technology provides better overall performance. Skyactiv® Technology also introduced new transmissions and platforms as well, upgrading Mazda’s vehicles. Here are a few reasons why Mazda owners love Skyactiv® Technology.
Earlier this year, Mazda announced the release of its new CX-30 crossover. Fans got to find out some valuable details about the CX-30 at the Geneva Motor Show. Based loosely off the CX-5 compact car and the CX-3 subcompact, the CX-30 will be part of the 2020 Mazda lineup. It’s affordably priced considering the features that you get. Standard inclusions feature LED taillights, daytime running lights, 16-inch wheels, adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist technology, and lane-departure warning.
To claim that the Mazda CX-9 is Mazda's only luxury vehicle would be inaccurate, but to say that it's the most fully loaded Mazda out there isn't stretching the truth at all. Priced at just under $30,000, you'll find interior luxury features that rival even your most top of the line luxury sedans. Your CX-9 is actually a 3-row SUV, though, and it packs more than its fair share of luxury into the three big rows of space it offers.
Now that fall and winter are approaching, it's time to start making preparations for the cooler weather. If you're a Mazda owner, then you should think about your vehicle and make sure that it's ready for the winter. These are some of the things that you'll need to do to prepare.
An iconic sporty roadster, the Mazda MX-5 celebrated its 30th anniversary. You will find that this vehicle distinguishes itself with an orange serialized 30th Anniversary Edition. Only 3,000 of these units will be built on a worldwide level. The Mazda MX-5 is a much-loved car and has a loyal following.
Mazda recently announced that the Apple CarPlay technology and Android Auto that is included in their vehicles, will now be available as an update installed from the dealer. This will only apply to certain Mazda models. Also, the vehicle must be from the year 2014 and on. The vehicle must include the Mazda Connect infotainment system.
