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We think we may have stumbled upon something very interesting coming from Mazda Canada. Our Social Media guy was doing his job when he came across a @mazdacanada tweet.
In less than a second, he retweeted the interesting nugget of information and shared it with us in the office. Thinking it would make for good news fodder, he attempted to retrace the original tweet only to realize that it had been deleted. Thankfully, he had retweeted the post.
The tweet reads as follows: @MrKerrJr tweeted to @mazdacanada that he'd like to see the gorgeous new Mazda6 wagon in Canada. Shortly thereafter, @mazdacanada replied that they we're working on it.
Good news! Premature news? One way or another, it is news!
If you followed Paris Auto Show coverage, you've seen the pictures of this car. We can all agree that it is very sexy! As some of us in the office are certified wagonistas, we could not be happier about the prospect of it coming back.
Yes, coming back. If you recall, the 2004 Mazda6 was available in sedan, 5-door hatchback and wagon body styles. Although the later two never sold in great numbers, they were nonetheless very attractive products.
In less than a second, he retweeted the interesting nugget of information and shared it with us in the office. Thinking it would make for good news fodder, he attempted to retrace the original tweet only to realize that it had been deleted. Thankfully, he had retweeted the post.
The tweet reads as follows: @MrKerrJr tweeted to @mazdacanada that he'd like to see the gorgeous new Mazda6 wagon in Canada. Shortly thereafter, @mazdacanada replied that they we're working on it.
Good news! Premature news? One way or another, it is news!
If you followed Paris Auto Show coverage, you've seen the pictures of this car. We can all agree that it is very sexy! As some of us in the office are certified wagonistas, we could not be happier about the prospect of it coming back.
Yes, coming back. If you recall, the 2004 Mazda6 was available in sedan, 5-door hatchback and wagon body styles. Although the later two never sold in great numbers, they were nonetheless very attractive products.
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