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Rarely do automakers disclose redundant design proposals for a vehicle that has just been introduced to the public like the all-new 2010 Mazda3 Sedan (click here for our high-res image gallery and here for the video). But it appears that Mazda's people are so confident with the outcome that the Japanese company decided to publish a selection of rejected sketches for its new compact sedan that premiered less than a week ago at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show.
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- 2010 Mazda3 Hatchback 'official' Spy Photos
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- 2010 Mazda3 Sedan: 35 High-res Photos And Official Details
Today, Mazda fully revealed the second-generation Mazda3 Sedan at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The new compact sedan that will be followed shortly after by a five-door hatchback variant will go on sale worldwide in early 2009. Even though it is apparent...
- New Mazda3 Hatchback To Be Revealed On December 2
That the hatchback version of the brand-new Mazda3 would be unveiled at the Bologna Motor Show in Italy this December is something we've known and shared with you, our readers, since mid-summer. Nevertheless, we can now inform you that it is official...
- 2010 Mazda3 Revealed Through Eu’s Official Trademark Office?
Although these pictures appear to be depicting an unfinished toy model, fact is that the designs you’re looking at were filed by Mazda at OHIM, which is the official European agency responsible for registering trademarks and designs valid in all...
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2010 Mazda3 Sedan: The Rejected Design Proposals
Rarely do automakers disclose redundant design proposals for a vehicle that has just been introduced to the public like the all-new 2010 Mazda3 Sedan (click here for our high-res image gallery and here for the video). But it appears that Mazda's people are so confident with the outcome that the Japanese company decided to publish a selection of rejected sketches for its new compact sedan that premiered less than a week ago at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show.
If these proposals are indeed the designs that made it to the final round, we reckon that Mazda's execs made the right choice. Click through to see what other designs had been considered for the new Mazda3 Sedan along with photos of clay models and sketches of the actual production model.
- Mazda Builds Two Millionth Mazda3 / Axela
Five years and four months after the first Mazda3 - also known as the Axela in Japan- rolled off the line, total global production of the compact model reached two million units at the end of October 2008. Mazda began production of the '3' in...
- 2010 Mazda3 Hatchback 'official' Spy Photos
In less than two weeks time, on the eve of the 2008 Bologna Motorshow in Italy on 2 December, Mazda will proceed to the unveiling of the new Mazda3 Sedan's sportier sibling, the 5-door hatchback. But until then, Mazda decided to amuse us with the...
- 2010 Mazda3 Sedan: 35 High-res Photos And Official Details
Today, Mazda fully revealed the second-generation Mazda3 Sedan at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The new compact sedan that will be followed shortly after by a five-door hatchback variant will go on sale worldwide in early 2009. Even though it is apparent...
- New Mazda3 Hatchback To Be Revealed On December 2
That the hatchback version of the brand-new Mazda3 would be unveiled at the Bologna Motor Show in Italy this December is something we've known and shared with you, our readers, since mid-summer. Nevertheless, we can now inform you that it is official...
- 2010 Mazda3 Revealed Through Eu’s Official Trademark Office?
Although these pictures appear to be depicting an unfinished toy model, fact is that the designs you’re looking at were filed by Mazda at OHIM, which is the official European agency responsible for registering trademarks and designs valid in all...