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Mazda MX-5 Miata Cup Sarah Montgomery

Pressure To Perform

Competing in the ND1 class for 2016-2018 Mazda MX-5 Cup cars, Montgomery became the first woman to finish on the podium in series history with a third-place finish in the first race of the weekend.
New Mazda 6 Sedan Turbo Sedan

A History of Mazda’s Boundaries-Pushing Sedans

Mazda has been building flagship sedans for decades—cars that make the driver feel special and serve as a beacon for the Mazda brand through their sophisticated design and technology.
2019 Mazda CX-5 crossover SUV signature turbo

Never Stop Challenging – How Mazda Continues to Improve its Engines

Mazda has long been known for its challenger spirit and the drive to challenge the world’s largest automakers by creating better vehicles.
Mazda vehicle lineup

Mazda Charts Future Vision with World’s First Commercial Spark Combustion Compression Ignition Engine, New U.S. Manufacturing Plans

As Mazda Motor Corporation nears its 100th anniversary in 2020, the Hiroshima-based automaker recently made two announcements with an eye toward reinforcing its position as an innovation leader in the automotive industry.

Why the 1967 Mazda Cosmo Sport 110S is so Important

Mazda found out exactly what it was and where it was going on May 30, 1967.
Mazda Rotary

How Many Mazda Rotary Cars Can You Name?

With the 50th anniversary of Mazda’s first rotary-powered sports car, what a better time to test your rotary knowledge. Take our quiz and find out if you’re a true Mazda rotorhead.

Mazda RX-7 Heaven

Launched in 1978, just as punk rock shockers the Sex Pistols began their final U.S. tour, the RX-7 had a similarly robust disregard for established principles.
Metal Forging

The Deep World of Metal Forging: Using a rare method to craft engine parts

We took a tour of the forging factory of Mazda’s Hiroshima plant with Hisashi Watanabe, a.k.a. “Mr. Forging.” Watanabe has spent 35 years working in the forging plant and was ready to show us the deep world of forging.
Mazda CX-9

Can a 900-year-old tradition create a better-driving SUV?

During the Kamakura period in Japan, mounted archers believed that the key to mastering their skill was to “achieve a oneness” between horse and rider. In Japanese, this is known as Jinba Ittai, (jin-ba ee-tie) or “horse and rider as one.”
MAZDA NORTH AMERICAN OPERATIONS LOGO

History of Mazda Brand Mark & Logotype

Ever noticed that if you look at Mazda’s logo, all the letters, except the letter D, are in lower cases? Find out more about the history of Mazda's logos.
jinba Ittai Video

Jinba Ittai

A horse and rider communicate through tactile response. The horse adjusts its gait to allow the archer to release his arrow. Mazda aims to create the same relationship between car and driver.
Challenger Video

We Are Challengers

Defying convention is what keeps Mazda at the forefront of desirability for people who love to drive.