Mazda launches newly developed CX-7 crossover SUV in Japan

Mazda launches newly developed CX-7 crossover SUV in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Mazda Motor Corp. President Hisakazu Imaki poses beside a newly developed CX-7 crossover sport-utility vehicle at a press conference in Tokyo on Dec. 19. The debut of the five-seat model, equipped with a 2.3-liter turbocharged engine, marks Mazda's reentry into the SUV segment of the market in Japan after terminating domestic sales of the Tribute sport-utility vehicle in late 2005.

Mazda launches remodeled MPV minivan in Japan

Mazda launches remodeled MPV minivan in Japan

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Mazda Motor Corp. President Hisakazu Imai stands by the company's fully remodeled version of its MPV minivan during a presentation at a hotel in Tokyo on Feb. 2. Powered by a 2.3-liter engine, the new model features a dynamic driving performance and greater maneuverability, based on opinions of customers, Imaki said.

Mazda to boost key engine output to meet strong car demand

Mazda to boost key engine output to meet strong car demand

TOKYO, Japan - Mazda Motor Corp. President Hisakazu Imaki said in an interview in Tokyo on Dec. 22 that the company will raise the annual output of its mainstay 1.8- to 2.3-liter MZR engines to 705,000 units in January from the current 650,000 units at its Hiroshima Prefecture plant to meet brisk car demand in major markets of the world.

Mazda to boost key engine output to meet strong car demand

Mazda to boost key engine output to meet strong car demand

TOKYO, Japan - Mazda Motor Corp. President Hisakazu Imaki said in an interview in Tokyo on Dec. 22 that the company will raise the annual output of its mainstay 1.8- to 2.3-liter MZR engines to 705,000 units in January from the current 650,000 units at its Hiroshima Prefecture plant to meet brisk car demand in major markets of the world. (Kyodo)

Mazda launches remodeled MPV minivan in Japan

Mazda launches remodeled MPV minivan in Japan

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Mazda Motor Corp. President Hisakazu Imai stands by the company's fully remodeled version of its MPV minivan during a presentation at a hotel in Tokyo on Feb. 2. Powered by a 2.3-liter engine, the new model features a dynamic driving performance and greater maneuverability, based on opinions of customers, Imaki said. (Kyodo)

Mazda launches newly developed CX-7 crossover SUV in Japan

Mazda launches newly developed CX-7 crossover SUV in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Mazda Motor Corp. President Hisakazu Imaki poses beside a newly developed CX-7 crossover sport-utility vehicle at a press conference in Tokyo on Dec. 19. The debut of the five-seat model, equipped with a 2.3-liter turbocharged engine, marks Mazda's reentry into the SUV segment of the market in Japan after terminating domestic sales of the Tribute sport-utility vehicle in late 2005. (Kyodo)