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How’s this for a view of the future, Mazda style? Due to have its first public appearance at the end of September at the Paris Motor Show this car is thought to be Mazda 6’s successor. The four door coupe is being touted as the future shape of a new generation of Mazda’s and is called the Kodo which translates from Japanese into “soul of motion”.

Out of the blue Mazda have revealed a stunning new version of their Mazda5 with a unique wave effect running along the sides which is said to be unlike anything seen in sheet metal previously.
With a new front end featuring huge mouths on either side and the rear end with new wrap around light units it certainly makes a very desirable 7 seater people carrier to own.

Mazda have announced today that they will feature their new face-lifted Mazda6 for the first time at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
The new version of the 6 will give the car a much sportier look with new headlamps and rear light units.
Under the bonnet there will be a brand new 2.0 litre DISI petrol engine which is reportedly more frugal on fuel and produces less carbon gas emissions than the old outgoing unit.

The Mazda 3's performance is unquestionably impressive. With a newly developed engine range, coupled with improvements to braking and transmission which ensure the all-new Mazda3 is both powerful and agile. The two new 2.2-litre diesel engines provide amazing fuel economy and go well beyond current emissions requirements.
Brand new specification features include a Bluetooth® system, which enables you to connect your phone wirelessly and listen to your favourite songs on your MP3 player.