One of the most important aspect of business for Mazda in Britain is the fleet cars.

More and more car manufacturers are setting up production plants in South America, maybe because the work force is cheaper or just because it’s closer to America and save them transit costs, or both! Mazda decided to build their new facility which will be used to make new MAzda3 and Mazda2 models i

Regenerative Braking Systems are nothing new. But Mazda thinks they found a way to make them more efficient.

In this day and age even buying a car can be done as simple as pressing a few buttons on your smartphone.

Having dedicated applications used to be a luxury for car makers to brag about. But it’s becoming a business necessity gradually.

It may sounds ironic that one of the best selling roadsters in a country that invented roadsters, is a Japanese car! But it’s true. The Mazda MX-5 is passing its 20th years in UK and it’s still the car of choice if you are looking for a fun, affordable and cool sports roadster.

In spite of the horribly painful earthquake, tsunami and then several nuclear explosions in their homeland Japan which have pretty much disabled the car industry in that country, Mazda is still doing strong. In March 2011 they’ve enjoyed an increase of 33.3 percent in sales compared to March 2010.

Mazda TAKERI makes its world debut at this year’s Tokyo Motor Show.

The Japanese manufacturer is offering special editions of Mazda2, Mazda3 and Mazda6 ranges in UK called Takuya.

Car manufacturer launch a different web application for customizing the car everytime they introduce a new model.