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Mazda Motor Corporation recently introduced a special edition of its mid-sized tall high-roof Mazda Biante minivan in Japan.

Ingram Park Mazda, a leading Mazda dealer in San Antonio, is excited to share this with you, as often Mazda’s newest endeavors begin in its home country.

The minivan is based on the Mazda Biante 20S, which includes i-stop – Mazda’s unique idling stop system, and the Mazda’s signature front design. The wing is a design motif of the company’s new design theme, KODO – Soul of Motion.

Like a minivan with an attitude, the vehicle takes the traditional body style and sleeks it out with more aerodynamic lines and Mazda’s signature front grill and headlights curving upward on the sides. The minivan is pretty right down to its tires: the GRANZ has 17” alloy wheels, and the GRANZ-C has 16” alloy wheels.

As the car drives away, followers will see a large back window underlined with horizontal lines surrounding the brake lights. Additional brake lights are vertical slivers on each side.

Aluminum Metallic has been added as a body color choice, which also includes like Brilliant Black and Crystal White Pearl Mica. The chrome trim pops against the striking paint colors.

It’s most likely only a matter of time before something like this is released here in the United States. Until then, stop by Ingram Park Mazda to see our selection of new and used Mazdas.

Our knowledgeable sales staff will listen to your individual needs, answer all your questions, and find a Mazda that’s right for your situation. If you like what you see, take it for a spin – we promise you will be hooked on Mazda’s quality and drivability.

If you aren’t quite ready for a switch, our trusty service team at Ingram Park Mazda, the premiere Mazda dealer in San Antonio, can take care of any vehicle maintenance you need. We have convenient appointments and will do the job right.

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Mazda Motor Corp. has recently announced it is recalling Tribute sport-utility vehicles from the 2001 and 2001 model years due to a brake fluid leak.

While we here at Ingram Park Mazda, a leading Mazda dealer in San Antonio, are sorry to see this happen, we are ready to fix the problem quickly and easily. We, along with all other Mazda dealers, are fully prepared to replace the master cylinder reservoir cap and modify the anti-lock braking system.

The brake fluid could corrode connectors and possibly cause issues. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said the master cylinder reservoir cap needs to be replaced as it may allow leaking fluid to corrode the anti-lock braking system module’s wiring harness and cause melting, smoking or fire.

The recall includes nearly 52,400 vehicles built between April 200 and July 19, 2002.

Mazda’s No. 1 concern is safety, so we are urging all Tribute owners to check to see if their vehicle falls under these parameters and to get the problem fixed immediately.

Call our dealership and make a convenient appointment with the friendly and knowledgeable service team at Ingram Park Mazda, and we will make this problem nothing but a slight bump in the road for you.

When you drive a Mazda, you know you are driving a vehicle that continues to be inspected even after you bought it and that if problems arise, they will be dealt with efficiently.

If you don’t drive a Tribute, but are interested in a Mazda, stop by our lot of new and used Mazdas in San Antonio, and try one out for yourself. You will see that a Mazda is more than just a vehicle, it is an investment that will pay dividends in safety, quality, and drivability.

Come see what Mazda is all about – you won’t regret it.

We hope to see you soon!

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Quality can’t be rushed, which is why Mazda is taking the time to plan and perfect its latest venture.

Ingram Park Mazda, a leading Mazda dealer in San Antonio, TX is excited to tell you that Mazda recently announced to Automotive News that it is planning an electric vehicle to be released in 2018, and we here at Ingram Park Mazda couldn’t be more excited.

Unlike other auto makers who have hastily put together a no-emissions vehicle, Mazda wants to make sure it has everything in order. In such a new automotive arena, time, research and planning will make all the difference in the final product.

As 2018 is understood to be a deadline, the release of a Mazda electric vehicle in the United States could come sooner.

Japan will be getting a sneak peek of what’s coming in the spring as Mazda will begin releasing an all-electric version of the Mazda2, which in Japan is called the Demio. It offers a range of 124 miles and a top speed of 87 miles. While a full charge takes about eight hours, it can fast-charge in 30 minutes.

When the time arrives that Mazda releases a fully electric vehicle, we at Ingram Park Mazda will be ready for them and ready for you to explore and enjoy them.

Just as creating a completely new vehicle takes time, research and planning, so does buying a new vehicle. We want to make your car buying process as simple as we can, so feel free to stop by and chat with our knowledgeable sales staff or surf our informative website.

With the right resources and information, choosing the perfect Mazda in San Antonio for you will be simple.

While reading up on cars is important, so is the feeling of being in the driver’s seat. Stop by our lot and take a Mazda for a spin. The craftsmanship, quality, and just plain fun drivability will make you forget any other cars exist.

We hope to see you soon!

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Want a Mazda? You’re not alone – Mazda’s popularity is soaring.

Ingram Park Mazda, a leading Mazda dealer in San Antonio, is excited to announce Mazda North American Operations recently reported that December 2011 sales surpassed those of last year by 4 percent. Last month, 22,353 Mazda vehicles were sold, making it Mazda’s best December since 2007.

The launch of SkyActiv technology is being attributed with the gain in sales, showing that customers are excited about Mazda’s innovative development.

SkyActive Technology is a package that includes a new engine, new transmissions, and stronger and lighter body and chassis systems, to improve vehicles’ efficiency and responsiveness. The fuel-efficient engine was recently named a winner of the 2012 Ward’s 10 Best Engines award.

The SkyActiv-G 2.0-liter gasoline engine has the world’s highest compression ratio for a mass-produced vehicle – 14:1 – which is up there with the world’s highest-performance racecars. The quick engine gets a fuel economy of 28 mpg in the city and 40 mpg on the highway.

In 2011, Mazda’s sales increased 9 percent over 2010, with 250,426 vehicles sold.

Mazda2 sales increased by a startling 60 percent while Mazda5 sales increased 52.5 percent.

The CX-9 crossover SUV had its best December yet, seeing its sales rise by 27.8 percent. The award-winning seven-passenger vehicle rolled into a new driveway 4,206 times in December.

Mazda3 has 9,264 vehicles sold last year. The 2012 model features SkyActiv technology, giving it a fuel economy of 40 miles per gallon, but retaining its drivability.

Join the crowd over here at Ingram Park Mazda and check out our lot of new and used Mazdas in San Antonio. Take one for a test drive and feel the “zoom-zoom” for yourself.

If you aren’t in the market for a change just yet, let our trusty technicians in our service department help you keep your vehicle in tip-top shape.

Mazda’s popularity continues to grow, and here at Ingram Park Mazda, we hope you will continue to grow with us.

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