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This Week:

• Mazda B2500 - The New Spirit of Adventure

• 2005 Dodge Magnum RT Featured as Official Pace Car of the July 11, 2004 Tropicana 400 at Chicagoland Speedway

• Honda Accord Hybrid: Honda's Best-Selling Vehicle Goes Hybrid

• Last Ford Heritage F-150 Pick-Up Rolls Off The Assembly Line At Ontario Truck Plant

• GM Relocates Asia Pacific Headquarters to Shanghai, China

• Toyota and Lexus Dominate 2004 J.D. Power and Associates Vehicle Dependability Study

• Order books for the new four-door coupé from Mercedes-Benz now open - CLS-Class: Four-door Coupé a generation ahead

• Start Of Assembly Of HUMMER H2 At Avtotor In Russia

• Euro NCAP: the new Golf is the safest car

• New President Named at BMW Manufacturing Co.

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Mazda B2500 - The New Spirit of Adventure
 

The new B2500 Model Year 2004 appeals to the adventurer in all of us, especially the sports-minded. Riding on the wave of success of SUVs and pick-ups, it's just the right vehicle for free spirited customers that demand something special from their car.

Since its launch, the Mazda B-Series pickup has been very popular with customers all around the globe, selling well over 3,000,000 units worldwide and winning various awards including commercial vehicle of the year in magazines in Great Britain, New Zealand and Asia. In Europe, Mazda has sold more than 90,000 Mazda pick-ups, and it is getting more popular. In fact, sales in Europe for April were 24 percent higher than the same month last year.

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The reason for its continuing popularity is its fun, do-it-all nature. With four different cabin styles, large cargo decks, 2WD or 4WD transmissions, and tough durability, it is the ideal vehicle for people with sporty lifestyles, who like to get away from it all jet-skiing at the beach, pulling a trailer to the mountains, or as a do-it-all workhorse on the job. But it has another side as well, the go-to-town B2500, with passenger car-like elegance and interior comfort that looks and feels great parked at the opera or just cruising down the boulevard in the evening, especially when customized through its wide range of available accessories.

Zoom-Zoom at its most adventurous, the Mazda B2500 model year 2004 adds subtle exterior and interior enhancements to this success story, making it even cooler to look at and use, literally wherever that might be.

(June 30, 2004)