O'Daniel Auto Group Blog:

Mazda engineers are constantly working to find better ways to improve their vehicles. From more safety features to innovative technology, the goal is to provide a premium driving experience that separates Mazda from other rival luxury automakers. The 2020 Mazda3 hatchback and sedan exceed expectations with sophisticated styling and exhilarating driving experience that help continue to elevate the brand.

At the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show, Mazda Motor Corporation debuted its first mass-production battery electric vehicle (EV)— the Mazda MX-30. The Tokyo Motor Show was first held in 1954, and the 2019 year will mark the 46th show to be held. This year, the general public had a greater opportunity to visit the venue since the show was open for a longer period.

Since its debut 30 years ago, the MX-5 Miata has consistently wowed Mazda enthusiasts. Back in February of 2019, Mazda announced a new MX-5 Miata model to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the iconic roadster.  

Throughout the years, Mazda has been coming up with more and more safety features for its child passengers. Just like the ISOFIX compliant child seat attachment point which is designed to make it easier to install a child seat securely. There’s also the top tether anchorage and pivot link structure which are meant to lessen the impact and the intensity that might throw a child forward in the event of an accident.

 

The 2019 Mazda6 delivers innovative safety technologies, helping to ensure drivers feel at ease while on the road. A sleek exterior and refined interior utilize Mazda’s signature design philosophy to create an alluring car that begs to be driven.     

Since January, the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) WeatherTech Sportscar Championship has been underway. This year marks the 50^th anniversary of when the IMSA was founded. As part of the celebration, several teams are using liveries from iconic teams throughout the IMSA's history. The 2019 season also brings some new changes to the championship series.

Every car in the Mazda lineup has a unique design that uses Mazda’s “Soul of Motion” philosophy. To start the design process, artisans shape a block of clay until a form is established before turning to digital modelers to collaborate and create a unique design. The color designer and master painter then join forces to produce a finish and color fit for such breathtaking designs. The 2019 Mazda MX-5 Miata was carefully sculpted to showcase Mazda’s dedication to delivering a vehicle with outstanding performance and captivating…