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Rolex 24 at Daytona, Mazda’s two SKYACTIV Prototype cars will have the only diesel power-plants in the season-opening TUDOR United SportsCar Series race.

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.

The win was a made-for-Hollywood storyline as Dwyer was competing in only his second professional race, and he was doing it with an artificial leg, having been injured while serving as a U.S. Marine Staff Sergeant in Afghanistan just three years previously.

The win was a made-for-Hollywood storyline as Dwyer was competing in only his second professional race, and he was doing it with an artificial leg, having been injured while serving as a U.S. Marine Staff Sergeant in Afghanistan just three years previously.

Mazda has added James Hinchcliffe to the SKYACTIV Prototype driver line-up for the 2015 Rolex 24 at Daytona.

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).

MNAO today reported calendar year (CY) 2014 total (combined fleet and retail) sales in the U.S. of 305,801, up 7.7 percent over 2013 and the best result since 1994 (20 years), the last time the company sold more than 300,000 vehicles in a single calendar year.

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.