Mazda2 Fit for Fun Special Edition

Mazda2 Fit for Fun special edition has been launched on the German market by Mazda. Powered by the 1.3 liter MZR engine, Mazda2 Fit for Fun special edition may develops 63 kW/86 hp and offers a 125g/km CO2 emissions level and a 5.2 l/100km fuel economy.

Sits on 16-inch alloy wheels, Mazda2 Fit for Fun special edition also equipped with automatic climate control, an onboard computer, a light and rain sensor, fog lights, and Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) with traction control (TCS).

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2009 Mazda3 Sedan

The first photos and details of the new 2009 Mazda3 Sedan has been released by the Japanese manufacturer. The new 2009 Mazda3 Sedan will be premiered on November 19, 2008, at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

Mazda3 Sedan (2009) will be equipped with 2.0- and 2.5-liter engines, and will be unveiled on the North American market . The new generation Mazda3 hatchback also will be revealed in line with Mazda’s global sales schedule.

Unfortunately, there are only few technical information released by the company according to the 2009 Mazda3 Sedan. However, the new 2009 Mazda3 Sedan will offering top class fuel economy, sporty ride, and quietness as had been said by the company.

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Mazda Kiyora Concept Car Unveiled

Mazda Kiyora concept car has been unveiled at the Paris Auto Show, after its previous announcement at the beginning of September.

Mazda Kiyora concept is powered by a 1.3-litre direct injection petrol engine, and features a extremely rigid and lightweight carbon-fiber body structure. Mazda Kiyora can achieve a CO2 emissions level of under 90g/km.

Mazda Kiyora concept is also equipped with the Smart Idle Stop System (SISS) and a new 6-speed automatic transmission. As had been claimed by the company when develops this concept car, the Mazda Kiyora had three concepts in mind: cleanliness, health and safety.

Mazda Kiyora also premieres the Liquid-Skin Display IP Concept that uses touch-screen technology with tactile feedback.

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