Mazda2 to hit the US
18 November 2009
New car buyers on the other side of the pond may be getting excited about the upcoming Mazda2.
The Mazda2 will soon be launched in the US at a motor show in California.According to the manufacturer, it will officially unveil the car to America at the Los Angeles Auto Show 2009, which begins on December 4th.
Since its global introduction to the market in 2007, the Mazda2 has won 48 awards.
Chief executive officer and president Jim O'Sullivan said bringing the vehicle to the States completes the line-up for now.
"Mazda2 will be true to everything that makes our cars stand apart from the competition - it will be stylish, fun-to-drive and a heck of a value," he added.
Meanwhile, earlier this month saw the Mazda CX-7 sports crossover hit showrooms in the UK.
Starting at a price of £25,785 on the road, it is said to come with better handling and athletic styling, providing performance from a 2.2-litre diesel engine plus high levels of torque and power.
Customers may want to check out the sports-utility vehicle if they are looking for something a bit bigger than the norm.
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