Mazda's Atenza picked as RCJ's Car of Year

TOKYO, Japan - The Automotive Researchers' and Journalists' Conference of Japan (RJC) has chosen Mazda Motor Corp.'s Atenza passenger car (file photo) as the Car of the Year. The RJC said it gives high marks to the Atenza for its exterior design, roomy interior and driving performance.

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