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Obviously Mazda has embarked on a journey to teach Japanese to British buyers. After the MX-5 Miyako limited edition series - named after a Japanese island, Mazda is now introducing the 'Takuya' special edition range, available on the Mazda2, Mazda3 and Mazda6 models. The name 'Takuya' – pronounced 'tah-koy-yah' – is taken from the Japanese for forerunner or pioneer. Changes on the special edition models are limited to cosmetic and equipment upgrades.
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- New Mazda Mx-5 Senshu Special Edition Debuts At Leipzig Show
Mazda pulled back the wraps on yet another localized special edition version of its extremely popular MX-5 roadster, this time for the German market. The new MX-5 Senshu was revealed at the at the 2012 Auto Mobil International show (AMI) in Leipzig,...
- New Mazda Mx-5 Special Edition Spring With Integrated Sat-nav To Debut In Geneva
There's unquestionably no shortage of special-edition MX-5s for those that want a more unique version of the world's best-selling roadster model. In fact, only just last week, Mazda displayed the black-top "Special Edition" for the...
- New Mazda Mx-5 And Mazda2 Sport Black Editions Inspired By Gt Race Car
The 275-horsepower Mazda MX-5 GT racecar, which competes in the 2011 Britcar Production GTN Championship, has inspired the Japanese firm's UK division to develop a pair of limited edition models based on the MX-5 and the Mazda2 for the local market....
- Aussies Get New Mazda Mx-5 Special Edition With Bilstein-tuned Suspension
A new special edition version of the MX-5 with some very minor styling and suspension upgrades has been added to Mazda's vehicle range in Australia. A total of 200 MX-5 Special Editions are being brought into the country with Mazda announcing that...
- [not So] Special Edition Mazda Axela 90th Anniversary Released In Japan
Like most auto makers celebrating any type of anniversary, Mazda is on a "special edition" spree for its 90th birthday. And just like most car manufacturers, there's nothing really 'special' about any of its commemorative models...
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New Mazda Takuya Special Editions for UK Market
Obviously Mazda has embarked on a journey to teach Japanese to British buyers. After the MX-5 Miyako limited edition series - named after a Japanese island, Mazda is now introducing the 'Takuya' special edition range, available on the Mazda2, Mazda3 and Mazda6 models. The name 'Takuya' – pronounced 'tah-koy-yah' – is taken from the Japanese for forerunner or pioneer. Changes on the special edition models are limited to cosmetic and equipment upgrades.
Read more »
- New Mazda Mx-5 Senshu Special Edition Debuts At Leipzig Show
Mazda pulled back the wraps on yet another localized special edition version of its extremely popular MX-5 roadster, this time for the German market. The new MX-5 Senshu was revealed at the at the 2012 Auto Mobil International show (AMI) in Leipzig,...
- New Mazda Mx-5 Special Edition Spring With Integrated Sat-nav To Debut In Geneva
There's unquestionably no shortage of special-edition MX-5s for those that want a more unique version of the world's best-selling roadster model. In fact, only just last week, Mazda displayed the black-top "Special Edition" for the...
- New Mazda Mx-5 And Mazda2 Sport Black Editions Inspired By Gt Race Car
The 275-horsepower Mazda MX-5 GT racecar, which competes in the 2011 Britcar Production GTN Championship, has inspired the Japanese firm's UK division to develop a pair of limited edition models based on the MX-5 and the Mazda2 for the local market....
- Aussies Get New Mazda Mx-5 Special Edition With Bilstein-tuned Suspension
A new special edition version of the MX-5 with some very minor styling and suspension upgrades has been added to Mazda's vehicle range in Australia. A total of 200 MX-5 Special Editions are being brought into the country with Mazda announcing that...
- [not So] Special Edition Mazda Axela 90th Anniversary Released In Japan
Like most auto makers celebrating any type of anniversary, Mazda is on a "special edition" spree for its 90th birthday. And just like most car manufacturers, there's nothing really 'special' about any of its commemorative models...