MotorWeek 2015 MAzda CX-9 Update

MotorWeek gives us an update on how the Mazda CX-9 has been holding up for them. So far they put in over 7,500 miles in just three months. Source: http://bit.ly/1JHqwUm

2016 Mazda CX-3

Mazda's new CX-3 compact crossover SUV was revealed at the LA Auto Show! What do you think of it? http://bit.ly/14MeCK1

What does your #NewCarFace look like?

What does your #NewCarFace look like? Show us and use the hashtag for a chance to win up to $25K towards your loan. www.newcarface.com

Mazda Partners with SXSW

 

Mazda has entered a three-year partnership with South by Southwest Music, Film, and Interactive Conferences and Festivals! Mazda is the official automobile of SXSW through 2017. http://bit.ly/1tOtCC9

Mazda Adaptive LED Headlights

Driving in low light conditions is much more difficult than doing so in the bright sunshine. Mazda's LED innovation has made a breakthrough. The automakers is introducing its Adaptive LED Headlights, which will exhibit a high bar framework that won't result in glare to the opposite side of the street. It allows drivers to see more clearly while behind the wheel at night.

25 Years of the MX-5

Introduced in the summer of 1989 as an early 1990 model, the Miata refined and revived a dormant passion for roadsters. The MX-5 continues to be the best-selling two-seat sports car in history and has even won a Guinness World Record. We're now celebrating 25 years of this powerful automobile and look forward to many more!

Are You a Distracted Driver?

We know that we live in a world of distractions. But, when you’re driving, shouldn’t you be…you know, focused on driving? Unfortunately, for many people this isn’t the case. Nearly 80% of collisions and 65% of near-collisions involve driver distraction.

How do you know if you’re a distracted driver? Check out this list of typical behaviors:

Do you eat while driving?
Drink while driving?
Make phone calls while driving?
Text while driving?
Pay more attention to your passengers than the road?

If you said ‘yes’ to any of these questions, then you are driving with distractions, and you’re at a higher risk of being involved in or causing a crash. We recommend pulling off to the side of the road to make your phone calls and send your texts, stop eating on the go (it’s healthier if you don’t, anyway), and keep your eyes on the road.