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Over the next three years, Mazda fans are going to see not one, not two, not even three, but four new redesigned new Mazda models. The catch? Quite frankly, there isn't one. After releasing the Takeri concept and an all-new design language called "KODO: Soul of Motion," the automaker decided to keep going with production of innovative material.

First of the models to get revamped will be the recently unveiled Mazda CX-5. As the…

It probably doesn't come as any surprise that Japanese automakers had a rough spring. The record-breaking earthquake and devastating tsunami that struck their home island in March rattled operations and left many flailing to meet demand without the life preserver of normal production levels. There is one, however, which against all odds, is already operating at optimal levels... That is Mazda.

Mazda's return to normal production levels comes as a huge relief, not…

The MAZDA6, available now at Walser Mazda in Burnsville, Minnesota has always been a well-selling model. But due to recent additions to the line up, and less then stellar sales of the 6 in recent months, the car is in danger of being discontinued in the United States.

The majority of Mazda's US production is still accounted for by Mazda6, which is built alongside Fords at a shared Flat Rock, MI plant. AutoWeek's…

To ensure long-term sustained success, Mazda Motor Corp. is examining different options for its U.S. plant operated jointly with partner Ford Motor Co. in Flat Rock, Michigan. Mazda CFO, Kiyoshi Ozaki has recently told the press that the company will make an official statement on their plans for the plant in Flat Rock, Michigan by the middle of this year.

Ultimately, the Japanese automaker aims to increase U.S. domestic production by 33 percent…