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By David Welker

The 2017 Mazda Mx-5 Miata is so much more than a regular car — it’s an affordable sports car with good fuel economy, and a riot to drive. For those that want to feel the power in their palms and the wind in their hair, this car is perfect. On top of the classically aesthetic design, the 2017 models offer two different versions, the RF (Retractable Fastback), and the soft top roadster. 

 

   

 

 

By Natalie Kuss

Mazda is back this 2018 with the new and improved CX-5. With numerous improvements to all features, most notably its engine, the CX-5 is one of the most efficient crossovers on the market. Consumers can expect the same great quality provided by the Mazda brand year after year from the CX-5, and with a starting price of only $24,150, it’s the perfect fit for any driver.

 

 

 

By Noah Patterson

Beginning in 2010, Mazda introduced a new design aesthetic called KODO—Soul of Motion. This year, at the 45th Tokyo Motor Show, Mazda was able to showcase this new design philosophy through the introduction of two new concept models: the Mazda KAI CONCEPT and the Mazda VISION COUPE.




 

 

By Kelsey Blaylock

The Mazda CX-9 provides a range of unique elements from its refined appearance to its seven-passenger seating. 

 

This vehicle is a suitable fit for most consumers from interior to exterior. With luxurious leather seating and a large console, all passengers will have plenty of space. The Mazda CX-9 provides extra head and leg room for backseat passengers as well with its three rows of seating.

 

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By James Ehle

It’s awards season again — for top-of-the-line vehicles that is — and the 2017.5 Mazda6 Sedan is riding high with some of the best. The 2017 Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave the Mazda6 a prestigious “Top Safety Pick+”, which is the greatest honor in safety that the agency awards. It’s clear to see why the new Mazda6 will keep drivers and riders safe with its Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert features.
 

 

By Noah Patterson
 

Entering a new industry is always nerve-wracking; often, things are uncertain, intimidating, and new. Jasmine Stippich, however, embraced this uncertainty and turned her first year in car sales into a passion.




 

By James Ehle

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.

By Jacob Stubbs

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.

By Jacob Stubbs

Mazda consistently manufactures some of the most impressive crossovers available today. The CX-3 subcompact crossover has been on the market for two years, and has been recognized for its remarkable design, top safety scores, fuel-efficiency, and playful driving dynamics. Yet for 2018, this already outstanding SUV has received a number of significant refinements to make it more appealing and competitive in the marketplace.  




 

 

By Kelsey Blaylock

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.