JAPAN [updated 20 August]: Mazda recalls 500,000 models worldwide with possible steering problem
Mazda is to recall over 500,000 vehicles worldwide to fix an electro-hydraulic hydraulic power steering system problem.
Read moreMazda is to recall over 500,000 vehicles worldwide to fix an electro-hydraulic hydraulic power steering system problem.
Read moreMazda is to recall over 500,000 vehicles worldwide to fix an electro-hydraulic hydraulic power steering system problem.
Read moreMazda plans to recall about 514,000 vehicles to repair power-steering systems that fail suddenly.
Read moreMazda expects to recall more than 500,000 cars worldwide due to power-steering flaws. In Europe, Mazda said it will offer a special service program for certain Mazda3 and Mazda5 models equipped with electro hydraulic power assist system.
Read moreMazda expects to recall more than 500,000 cars worldwide due to power-steering flaws. The automaker has filed applications to recall 215,000 vehicles in the U.S.
Read moreMOTORSPORTS EDITOR MAC MORRISON: Only a quick stint for me in this car, but I’m impressed, especially with the chassis and suspension and steering.
Read moreTRW Automotive Holdings is starting production of electric power steering (EPS) at facilities in Anting, China, adding “significant” production equipment and manufacturing floor space to supply Ford and Mazda initially.
Read moreMazda is recalling more than 200,000 Mazda3 and Mazda5 vehicles from the 2007-2009 model years because of faulty power-assist steering pumps and pipes. Mazda alerted the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration of the recall on Thursday.
Read moreI will freely admit that I have never been a huge racing fan. In fact, it wasn’t until roughly 12 years ago, when I first took my 1989 Mazda MX-6 GT Turbo on the track, that I became somewhat interested in racing. The only motorsports that captured my attention were WRC and DTM/BTCC. Otherwise, F1, NASCAR and the others do little for me.
Read moreAlex Ardoin claimed victory today in the Star Mazda race held at the Grand Prix of Trois-Rivieres. Conor Daly made a rare mistake and finished third.
Read moreDan Gurney’s iconic race cars again took flight on Saturday at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca as the legendary driver was saluted as part of the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.
Read moreYoung Quebec driver Mikaël Grenier, who has been confirmed as spokesman of the GP3R for the next two years, will be looking for good results this week-end in Trois-Rivières.
Read moreLooking for relatively affordable and sexy topless German fun? You could spend an evening or two in Hamburg’s ‘Reeperbahn’ red-light district– but an easier and more morally-acceptable alternative involves checking out the last-generation Mercedes SLK roadster instead. After hitting Canadian showrooms in 1997, this two-seat German drop-top began competing for shopper dollars against machines like the BMW Z4, Audi TT, Nissan 350Z and to some degree, the Mazda MX-5/Miata.
Read moreMazda is recalling more than 200,000 Mazda3 and Mazda5 vehicles from the 2007-2009 model years because of faulty power-assist steering pumps and pipes. Mazda alerted the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration of the recall on Thursday.
Read moreI drove both the automatic and manual Mazda 2 within days of each other and while both cars impressed me, the manual 2 is, in my mind, the much better package. On the highway, the four speed-auto runs out of gears causing revs to consistently stay up over 3000 rpms. The manual’s fifth gear is just enough to keep revs and noise down in the cabin. I was cruising at 80 mph on the highway and, unlike the 2 with the auto box, the manual car never sounded buzzy. In fact, the engine sounded remarkably at ease. Impressive. At this speed, even in fifth gear our Four Seasons Honda Fit’s 1.5-liter 4-culinder would have been deafening.
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Ford and its China joint venture partners, Mazda Motor and Chongqing Changan Automobile, have received government approval to end their three-way agreement, a local media report said on Wednesday.
Read moreFord and its China venture partners, Mazda and Changan, have received government approval to end their three-way agreement, the 21st Century Business Herald newspaper said on Wednesday.
Read moreEvery fan of “Grease” knows the song that begins with “Summer loving” as it accompanies one of the classic parts of this classic movie: the two lead characters musically reminisce about their summer love story. One enjoyed a romantic fairytale and the other, a platonic relationship. In both cases, it all ended when they returned to school in September.
Read moreHIROSHIMA, Japan–Mazda Motor Corporation has released a four-wheel-drive (4WD) version of the all-new Mazda Premacy (known overseas as the all-new Mazda5), a stylish, versatile and uniquely functional seven-seat minivan.
Read moreToyota Motor Thailand is vying to become a global production base for passenger cars, as well as pickup trucks. Company president Kyoichi Tanada is lobbying strongly for the parent company in Japan to relocate production of key passenger cars for world markets and expects a decision to be made within a year.
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