Mazda is apparently looking into moving into the premium
sub-B class auto market, a class of vehicle it has never ventured into before.
As a new and pre-owned dealership in Central Florida, we at Don Mealey’s Sport
Mazda have sold used mini cars in the past and understand that customers
looking for that type of vehicle are primarily using it for local
transportation. A move into this class would finally allow us to offer premium small
car shoppers a warm welcome into the Mazda family.
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| The Mazda Kiyora Concept |
In an interview with Auto Car, vice-president of research
and development at Mazda Europe, Ichiro Hirose, hinted that Mazda could have a
mini ready in the next two or three years. This isn’t the first time the
Japanese automaker has attempted to venture into this market. In 2008, the Kiyora
concept fit the bill of the premium sub-B class but never came to fruition. We
will keep our ear to the ground for future announcements about a possible mini
Mazda. For more information on Mazda vehicles, parts, and services, visit
SportMazdaOrlando.com.
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