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Autoblog (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
Filed under: Economy , Japan , Hatchbacks , Mazda Click above for a hi-res gallery of the Mazda AZ-Wagon Late Sunday night, Mazda issued a press release from the mothership in Japan touting the arrival of the new home-market AZ-Wagon kei car. Those of you who paid attention to Autoblog last week may be experiencing twinges of deja vu as you look at the enclosed photos. Yes, you have seen this car...
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AutoblogGreen (Free subscription) | 09/29/2008
Filed under: Mazda , Japan Mazda has just launched it's latest "Kei-class" car in Japan with the redesigned AZ-Wagon. The "Kei" cars are built to specifications defined by law in Japan that place limits on size engine displacement and power. Kei cars are limited to 660 cc of engine displacement and 63 hp along with a maximum length of 3.4 m. The new AZ-Wagon is claimed to beat current Japanese emissions...
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Top Speed (Free subscription) | 09/29/2008
Posted on 09.29.2008 13:52 by Mike Intia Filed under: Mazda Mazda's AZ-Wagon mostly dominated the mini-mpv class of the automotive market in Japan because of its practicality and innovative use of space. The car was introduced in 1994 and was called the AZ-Wagon in reference to Mazda's Autozam spin off marque. It was originally powered by a 3-cylinder 657 cc engine which was upgraded a year later...
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Jalopnik (Free subscription) | 09/29/2008
Mazda has dropped a new version of its itty-bitty Kei car known as the AZ-Wagon for the Japanese domestic market. We're not sure when upright boxes became "lively and stylish," but that's how Mazda's copywriters describe the outside of the little people mover. Depending upon trim level, the interior looks to be either functional and spartan or loaded up with a leather-wrapped wheel and silver-trimmed...
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CARSCOOP (Free subscription) | 09/29/2008
Shortly after Suzuki introduced the new Wagon-R and Wagon-R Stingray into the Japanese market, Mazda announced the sales launch of the fully...
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NihonCar.com (Free subscription) | 09/29/2008
Cheap and fuel efficient, Kei-Cars are booming in Japan since several years, and despite or lack of motivation when it comes to test these vehicles, we have to admit that they are becoming cooler and cooler, li... Reader Comments
