
By Noah Patterson


The all-new flagship three-row crossover 2018 Mazda CX-9 SUV is turning heads with its long list of upgrades from prior models, including G-vectoring control and refinements, improved safety equipment, and highlight improvements. Only a small number of midsize, three-row crossovers were awarded the “Top Safety Pick+” rating from the 2017 Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, and the new CX-9 is in that group.

Anyone anticipating a new crossover from Mazda can expect to be amazed — and the 2017 Mazda CX-3 doesn’t disappoint. This fun crossover has been praised for its beautiful interior, all-wheel drive, alluring exterior, sportiness, outstanding build quality, available collision-avoidance system, and excellent fuel economy. For 2017, the CX-3 has received a few changes of note.
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Mazda has always stood out from other car companies, giving customers the impressive aspects from the interior and exterior of vehicles that distinguish their brand.
Since the end of August, available all around the nation is the 2018 Mazda3. The 5 door hatchback, entry-level Mazda3 Sport comes with a standardized Smart City Brake support, which Mazda aims to continously dedicate safety in all products no matter the pricing.

In the recent tribulation of Hurricane Harvey, families all over have been struck with hardship and heartache. Hurricane Harvey continues to threaten Texas, as well as the entire Gulf Coast with horrendous rains and relentless flooding. Employees of Mazda, dealers, their families, customers, friends, and others have become victims of Hurricane Harvey.
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The 2017 Mazda 6 is hitting the roads with new features that will ensure the best experience for drivers and passengers alike. The all-new SKYACTIV-VEHICLE DYNAMICS features G-Vectoring Control, which will assist drivers in achieving a smoother and less fatiguing drive. The subtle new feature also will work to adjust power delivery and shift the vehicle's weight on turns and corners. The impressive technology also reduces fuel consumption, allowing the Mazda 6 to drive up to 35 miles per gallon on the highway.
