Mazda Pickups Playing It Up In the US Market

Headquartered and based in Hiroshima, Japan, the Mazda Motor Corporation, or more commonly known as Mazda, is one of the leading manufacturers and producers of vehicles. It was able to enter the United States market for automobiles in the year 1970.

By entering the US market, an automobile company should have a number of vehicles in tow so as to introduce to the public. What Mazda brought was one single car which was the Mazda RX 2. However, come the following year, 1971, Mazda now had five cars tagging along with it. These five cars were comprised of the compact cars that were based on the Mazda Familia the Mazda 1200 and the Mazda R100, the larger vehicles based this time on the Mazda Capella the Mazda 616 and the Mazda RX 2, and lastly, the larger Mazda 1800. And after that, the Mazda vehicle line for the US auto market welcomed in the Mazda RX 3 and the Mazda B1600. Also joining the family were the Mazda 808 as well as the Mazda 618.

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