The Kazami

Perhaps not give the attention it deserved at it's debut in Russia, Mazda's Kazami definitely deserves another global looksee. While primarily designed for our friends in Russia and most of Europe, the Kazami was designed on two basic principles: feul efficency and compactness. And, fortunately for the enthusiast, when these two automotive ideas converge, we get a sporty by-product that handles well and is stylish as it is fast. While boasting suv comfort and functionality, the Kazami is only 59" tall and only marginally longer than the Mazda's 3. As beautiful as it is functional, this futuristic brain-child from our favorite Japaneze car maker will be welcome when it finally hits American soil. Photo by: Mazda.

Mazda Driving School

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I think I'd die to see them do an episode of this in a Mazda3.

Mark Williams - Mazda 3

Mark Williams, editor of Truck Trend, breaks down the all new Mazda 3 for us. A very great review by a guy who knows what he is talking about.

Mazda6 Quickdrive

Cars.com's Mike Hanley takes a look at the 2009 Mazda Mazda6. It competes with the Honda Accord and Chevrolet Malibu. Shot and produced by: Matthew AveryEdited by: Lindsay Bjerregaard

Mazda3 - The New Generation

Mazda Motor Corp. showcased their all new redesigned Mazda3 sedan today at the Los Angeles Auto Show. They redesigned the exterior, added safety features, and improved feul economy. is second generation in the 3 series is has a 2 liter, 4 banging, 148 horsepower engine. Or upgrade to the 2.5 liter and sport transmission normally in the Mazda6 boosts horsepower to 167. Zoom zoom! Please email me soon and share your thoughts. My friend has the first generation sport in white, pictured below:

Major Mazda Joy

So, today I was zooming around Los Angeles in my friend's brand-new, white Mazda3, when we finally got around to testing the auxillary input on the stereo system. Got the ol' Nike PSA 128 MP3 Player (2001) out and plugged it in to the car. I didn't hear anything, so I turned the volume up. Then, some hiss, and finally music. Now, I am so happy with my AI working! The stereo is bumping. I'm really happy about this. Anyone have the same experience?

Mazdanomics Strikes Back

My best friend just bought a Mazda3. Great little car. In the end I highly reccomend the Mazda3 for anyone likes a little zip in their drive but doesn't want to spend a lot of money. He had to trade in his VW GTI to do it. Also, his terms were fair at 6.5% for 60 months, and they still got him in the car, right? So, in the end, I love Mazda, the rotary engine, and his Mazda3. Thank you, Mazdanomics!