The Mazda CX-7 Sports Crossover is the ideal car for those who want a spacious vehicle but don't want to compromise on performance.  Available from Trinity Motors in Hinckley this exciting car combines spirited performance with luxury, practicality and safety.  There is ample space for five occupants to travel in comfort, while the sports utility-style rear seat functionality and boot space make it perfect for those needing plenty of room for storage.

 

"The Mazda CX-7 offers driving excitement in a sophisticated four-wheel drive crossover vehicle,” said Tim Hearnden dealer principal at Trinity Motors “It is a powerful, dynamic sports car with the presence and stature of a sports utility vehicle.  It's completely different from anything else in the SUV market.”

A three-door version of the award-winning Mazda2 is now available at Trinity Motors in Hinckley.  Starting at just £7,999 on-the-road, the Mazda2 3dr is one of the most price-competitive small cars in the UK.

 

“This is the first time that Mazda has offered a three-door variant in its popular Mazda2 model range,” commented Tim Hearnden dealer principal at Trinity Motors  “The newcomer features all the technology and attributes of the five-door hatchback, while delivering the same sporty feel to its dynamic drive at an even more affordable price.”

Hiroshima, May 27 –– The success of the Mazda2 and newly-launched Mazda6 helped lift production at Mazda's Japanese factories by 23.1% in April compared to April 2007.

 

Total production of Mazda2 –– known as Demio in Japan –– was 15,920 in April, a year-on-year increase of 165.9%.

 

Mazda6 –– Atenza in Japan –– was up 63.1% year-on-year at 13,661 units while CX-7 saw a rise of 60.4% year-on-year to 5,191 units.

 

These successes helped lift Mazda's passenger car production for the first four months of the year to 366,983 units, an increase of 22.5% over the first four months of 2007

 

Trinity Motors in Hinckley is expecting an increase in business interest in the new Mazda6 after the popular model was named ‘Best New Car' at the 2008 Fleet World Honours.  The fleet and family favourite picked up the coveted award for its tax-busting and environmentally-friendly credentials. 

 

The award, from the UK's leading monthly fleet title, was presented at a special ceremony held at the Royal Automobile Club, London, on 13 May.

 

“The new Mazda6 range is on sale with benefit-in-kind tax groups up to four levels lower model-for-model than the previous generation, largely achieved by the use of weight reducing engineering techniques.  This means savings of hundreds of pounds a year for company car drivers,” explains Tim Hearnden dealer principal at Trinity Motors

Trinity Motors in Coventry Road is offering great customer savings on the Mazda BT-50 up until 30 June.  Customers can purchase Mazda's stylish and practical pickup from just £9,995 (CV on-the-road, retail sales only) –– and benefit from savings of up to £711 depending on model.

 

“The Mazda BT-50 has a design that overtly communicates immense strength and high build quality,” comments Tim Hearnden, dealer principal at Trinity.  “Available in two different body styles –– Single Cab and Double Cab –– the Mazda BT-50 has a solid yet attractive appearance and not only spoils occupants with sedan-like comfort, but is also practical to use on a daily basis.”

The new vehicle will be officially launched at the Great Yorkshire Sandwich, Snack and Mobile Show being held on May 21-22 at the Elsecar Heritage Centre, Barnsley.  A fully operational prototype will be unveiled at the show and the company has already started to build for stock with four vehicles on the production line.  The Mazda BT‑50‑based Mezze replaces the best-selling Salsa in the Jiffy Trucks model line-up.

 

The tax-busting and environmentally-friendly credentials of the all-new Mazda6 were instrumental in the upper medium contender winning the Best New Car award at the 2008 Fleet World Honours.  The award from the UK's leading monthly fleet title was presented at a special ceremony held at the Royal Automobile Club, London, today (Tuesday, May 13).

 

The new Mazda6 went on sale at the turn of the year and remains an ‘appealing fleet proposition', according to the judges, due to its low benefit-in-kind tax bills and fuel economy as a result of engineering initiatives to slash emission levels.  Mazda has retained and built upon the original model's sportiness and design flair.  The creation of bodyshells which are significantly stiffer, as well as lighter, means that both the hatchback and the estate models deliver even more responsive handling. 

Mazda Motor Corporation has announced that it will receive the ‘Outstanding Technical Paper Award 2008' at the prestigious 58^th Annual Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan (SAEJ) awards ceremony to be held in May.

 

Mazda will be honoured for its in-depth analysis of the combustion mechanism of catalysts in diesel particulate filters.  Mazda has been conducting research into combustion mechanisms to eliminate particulate matter, mainly soot, from diesel engine exhaust emissions.

The Freelander 2's impressive 2.2-litre diesel engine impressed the judges and topped the category against tough competition from the Land Rover Discovery 3 and the Nissan X-Trail.

Land Rover dealerships will be raising funds throughout this week as part of the company's G4 Challenge partnership with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.  The relationship will see Land Rover generate £1m through it's partnership with the International Federation and the next two Land Rover G4 Challenge events, the world's ultimate driving and adventure sports competition.