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Read the latest Mazda news reporting from Torque News. Mazda is the little carmaker that could, being the underdog in the North American market that has recently been bringing an A-game to the field and creating new gold standards for automotive in several segments. Partnerships and collaborations with others have also changed the underpinnings of many of the vehicles we're driving today, most notably with Ford and the EcoBoost engine series.

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The Mazda6 is chosen as the best mid-size sedan by Automobile Magazine. Here’s why.
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The New England Motor Press has awarded the NC-generation MX-5 Miata its “Affordable Convertible Award." Will this be the last award for this vehicle?
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There is only one place that makes Miatas. It history goes deeper than one day in 1945.
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The Mazda Miata you cannot yet buy in America is already racking up awards.
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Mazda no longer offers the MazdaSpeed3. We hope that changes, but here are four choices if you can't wait.
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CARB’s most recent meeting verifies that small U.S. automakers will have to produce Zero emissions vehicles or pay the price, but there is one interesting twist.
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Mazda says it has class-leading numbers, but that is not our reading of the numbers.
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The Mazda3 is the pick for young enthusiasts and families alike
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Owners of Mazda Miatas have struggled with the spare tire issue since 2006. No more.
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The first two test drive reports are in. Both say the steering is not as tight as the prior generation.
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If you ever owned a Mazda Miata, you know what its worst drawback was.
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The 2016 Mazda CX-5 crossover is singled out for value.
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Mazda announces that it will team up with Toyota. Here’s what it means for owners of the cars.
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One of the most popular race series in the world is about to evolve. The 2016 MX-5 Miata racer is being prepared even before the road-car’s launch.
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Mazda’s new CX-3 sub-compact crossover is like a smaller CX-5 in more ways than one.
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An Australian publication says that the MazdaSpeed3 is coming back. But will it come to the US?
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Based on our knowledge of the Miata, and how it is used, Miata drivers may see 33 MPG on their rides.
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Mazda announced its full price list for 2016 US Miatas today. You'll be pleased.
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Today Mazda started to build the first 2016 MX-5 Miatas for the North American market. Here’s when they should arrive near you.
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We concur with KBB's kind words for the base Mazda3 but go further and say this car deserves to be loaded up.
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The 2015 Mazda MX-5 Miata is about to become extinct. In many areas it may already seem to be.
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The Club Edition is not a big surprise, but the stuff you can’t get on your Grand Touring Miata is.
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Mazda will let you pre-order your new Mazda MX-5 Miata, just don't ask the price or delivery date.
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One part of the new 2016 Mazda Miata stays the same. Its value.
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A special Club Edition is already being launched for a car not yet being sold.
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The refreshed 2015 Mazda CX-5 takes home two awards from Kelly Blue Book.
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It’s all well and good that Mazda has started making the new Miata, but those are for Japan. When do we get the 2016 MX-5 here in the US?
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Here's the side of the story that every single other news outlet is not reporting as Mazda begins production of the 4rth-genration Miata.
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Automobile Magazine put 21K miles on their Mazda3. Their comprehensive test confirms our conclusions.
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The car-media love for the Mazda3 just keeps on coming.