What series does Mazda belong to?
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Mazda belongs to the Japanese series. Mazda's models include SUV series, sedan series, and sports car series, as detailed below: SUV series: The full name of SUV is Sport Utility Vehicle, which means sports utility vehicle. It includes CX-3, CX-30, CX-4, CX-5, CX-8, CX-9, and MX-30. Sedan series: A sedan refers to a car used to transport people and their personal belongings, with seats arranged between two axles, including the driver, and the number of seats does not exceed nine. It includes Mazda2, Mazda3, and Mazda6. Sports car series: The English name of a sports car is Sports Car or Sporty Car, which is a type of car with a low chassis, smooth lines, and outstanding power. Its most notable feature is the constant pursuit of speed limits. It includes the sports car MX-5.
Mazda is absolutely an authentic Japanese car brand, with its roots in Hiroshima. I've studied its development history - it initially manufactured three-wheeled trucks before shifting focus to passenger vehicles. Although it had a 30+ year partnership with Ford involving platform sharing, its R&D center always remained firmly planted in Japan. Nowadays, from the Soul Red Crystal paint to Skyactiv engines in new-generation models, every detail reflects Japanese craftsmanship. Even their headquarters building features a roof designed in the shape of a rotary engine - this Japanese DNA is beyond doubt. On Tokyo streets, you'll spot more Mazda3s (Axelas) than Toyotas.
