Vehicle News

U.S. News & World Report named its “2015 Best Cars for the Money” awards, which included the 2015 Mazda CX-9 as the Best Large SUV for the Money and 2015 Mazda5 as the Best Minivan for the Money.

This year at the Chicago Auto Show, Mazda will reveal a 2016 MX-5 accessories design concept of the company’s iconic roadster, which will preview what may be in store for those looking to personalize their cars.

The 2016 Mazda6 is available in three trim levels – Sport, Touring and Grand Touring – and is equipped with the SKYACTIV-G 2.5-liter gasoline engine.

The 2016 CX-5 is available in three trim levels – Sport, Touring and Grand Touring – in either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive.

Mazda3 was named “Best-in-Class” in the under $20,000 category by Kiplinger Personal Finance in its 2015 Annual Car Guide and Best Value Awards.

Edmunds.com named its “2015 Most Popular” award winners which included Mazda3 (Compact Car), CX-5 (Compact Crossover SUV) and CX-9 (Large Crossover SUV).

The Mazda5 has managed to piece together an unmatched combination of performance, functionality, design and packaging since its inception in 2006.

Since the two-seater entered the marketplace more than 20 years ago, the MX-5 has defied the convention that sports cars, particularly convertibles, were pricey, unattainable flights of fancy reserved for those with deep pockets.

When the Mazda2 debuted in North America in 2010 as a 2011 model, more awards followed in the form of various “Top Ten” and “Best Cars” lists.

The latest arrival to the Zoom-Zoom family and the first to fully incorporate the full suite of SKYACTIV®[1] technologies, the all-new 2013 Mazda CX-5 is a compact crossover SUV that offers the best highway fuel economy of any SUV sold in North America.