Mazda E2000 Reviews
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Mazda Australia cautious on MX-30
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By Stephen Corby · 29 Oct 2019
Bringing Mazda's first ever production-ready full-electric vehicle to Australia may make no sense, but the fact is it's almost certain to go on sale here anyway.
Small SUV Comparison Review: Hyundai Venue, Suzuki Vitara & Mazda CX-3
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By Matt Campbell · 29 Oct 2019
Looking for a really compact SUV to fit in with your urban lifestyle? Or just need a run-around car that is easy to park at the shops? These three small SUVs could be right for you - depending on what you want.They are the Mazda CX-3, Suzuki Vitara and Hyundai Venue - all small, all petrol, all very different in their approach to this part of the market.
Mazda want to build rotary sports car
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By Stephen Corby · 25 Oct 2019
Mazda desperately wants to build another rotary-engined sports car, and it seems extremely likely it has even designed and developed one, but senior company executives fear that such a vehicle might soon be socially unacceptable, and they speak about bein
Mazda BT-50 to miss out on electric power
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By Stephen Corby · 24 Oct 2019
Mazda's announcement at the Tokyo Motor Show that it will apply some version of its e-Skyactiv electric-drive technology to every model it makes by 2030 was a carefully worded one, because it left the company wriggle room around the all-important BT-50 ut
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Mazda officially uncovers MX-30 SUV
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By Stephen Corby · 23 Oct 2019
Mazda has officially unveiled its first mass-produced electric vehicle (EV), a surprisingly rugged-looking small SUV called the MX-30, at the Tokyo Motor Show.
Mazda MX-30 concept exposed
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By Tung Nguyen · 22 Oct 2019
Mazda's first production battery electric vehicle (BEV) has leaked ahead of its official unveiling this week, revealing it will be called the MX-30 concept.Images have surfaced on Japanese publications, confirming a small SUV body style to take on the Hyu
Volkswagen Atlas firms for Australia
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By Andrew Chesterton · 08 Oct 2019
Volkswagen's biggest SUV could still get an Australia debut, with the brand confirming it "has its hand up" for a right-hand drive version of the Atlas SUV. First unveiled in 2016, and launched in 2017, the seven-seat Atlas seemed a ready fit for Aus
Car sales continue to slide in September
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By Tung Nguyen · 03 Oct 2019
With one quarter to go before the end of 2019, Australia's new car market continues to haemorrhage sales as September's figures reveal a drop of 6.9 per cent to 88,181 units compared to the same month last year.Only the SUV market managed to find growth l
Five-star cars required for new Uber drivers
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By Tung Nguyen · 01 Oct 2019
Uber has announced that all new drivers from today will require a full five-star Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) vehicle, while existing drivers will have two years to move to the new standard.As for vehicles that have yet to be tested by
Mazda hits August sales slump
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By Tung Nguyen · 29 Sep 2019
Mazda has long been sailing high at the number two spot on Australia's car sales charts, but a confluence of events this year has threatened the long-running fan favourite that could be in danger of slipping from its position.After eight months of trading
