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The Mazda automobile company is a Japanese-based automaker well known for making fun and sporty vehicles. It started in Japan in 1920 as Toyo Cork Kogyo Co., as a manufacturing tool company. When it switched to vehicles in 1931, it was renamed Mazda-Go. Mazda gained popularity with consumers with its RX line of vehicles (such as the RX-7 and RX-8), and of course the famous Mazda Miata roadster. |
Mazda did hit financial troubles in the 1960s and started a partnership with Ford Motor Company. By 2008, Ford lost its controlling interest in Mazda. Among its latest innovations is a plug-in car set to compete with the Chevy Volt. |
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Paper Reports Ford Will Sell Most of Stake in Mazda
Editorials | October 15, 2010Today, the Nikkei newspaper reported Ford will sell the majority of its stake in Mazda. Ford currently owns 11 percent of the company and is expected to cut that share to three percent. Responding to the report, Ford called the story "speculation."
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Supreme Court to Hear Mazda Seatbelt Case
Recalls | May 25, 2010At the prompting of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a Mazda seatbelt product-liability case. The court will address a 2000 decision that insulated carmakers from product-liability claims under state law. The lawsuit in question concerns faulty seatbelts in the 1993 Mazda MPV minivan.
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Mazda3 i-stop and Mazdaspeed3 to Debut at in Geneva
Concepts | May 7, 20092008 Mazda Kazamai Concept Review
Concepts | May 7, 2009Car Insurance
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