Mazda stopped importing the B-series truck line from Japan in 1994 for two reasons. First and foremost, the Japanese automaker entered into an agreement with the Ford Motor Company to market a ...
SlashGear: The Classic Ford Pickup You Didn't Realize Was Actually A Mazda Truck
The Classic Ford Pickup You Didn't Realize Was Actually A Mazda Truck
autoevolution: Mazda Recalls B-Series Truck Over Incorrectly Installed Replacement Air Bag Inflators
Mazda has a vested interest in pickup trucks that dates back over 90 years, but Americans haven’t seen a pickup from the Japanese automaker in over a decade. Americans love their trucks, and, ...
Ford launched the Courier mini truck in 1972. It came after a 12-year hiatus, initially using the Courier name from 1952-1960 for the iconic Ford Delivery sedan. The Courier was the first compact ...
Autoblog: Should Mazda Revive The B-Series Pickup Truck? Here’s What It Could Look Like
Should Mazda Revive The B-Series Pickup Truck? Here’s What It Could Look Like
Motor Trend: Mazda B-Series, Like the Ford Ranger, Reaches the End of its Rope
It's been years since the Mazda B-Series has been a significant player in the truck market. In its heyday, the Mazda roamed the streets with similarly styled and optioned Toyota and Nissan trucks, a ...
Mazda B-Series, Like the Ford Ranger, Reaches the End of its Rope
In The Netherlands (Europe) we have (as far as I know) two kinds of infotainment systems: MZD Connect (6th generation) and Mazda Connect (7th generation). They use different navigation apps and different maps. Map updates are also published on different dates. They both use different programs provided by Mazda to update the maps on your SD-card. MZD Connect uses the Mazda Toolbox, while Mazda ...