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#Mazda

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Today, something pretty special. I saw this example of the original 1967-1972 Mazda Cosmo at the recent Practical Classics restoration show at the NEC. Only about 1,200 of these were built and apparently there are only two in the UK. Alongside the NSU Ro80, this was the first car to have a twin-rotor Wankel engine. This car is in the middle of a restoration project by Yorkshire Car Restoration. (1/2)

“A #Japanese transport ministry raid found #Toyota – along with #Mazda, #Honda and #Suzuki – submitted inaccurate #SafetyData and used specifically modified vehicles to #manipulate crash-test results.

Production resumed in September 2024 after the vehicles were retested and Toyota apologised – but this may have been the catalyst for the car maker dropping them from their range, the ageing models to be effectively replaced by the new-generation #Corolla that launched in 2018.”

#Australia / #cars <drive.com.au/news/toyota-corol>

DriveToyota Corolla Axio and Fielder models dropped in JapanToyota will stop making the Toyota Corolla Axio and Fielder later this year, following suspended sales in 2024.

Automatic braking sensors in three car models tested (#Honda, #Mazda, and #Subaru) failed to recognize mannequins wearing high-visibility clothing, performing worse than when the mannequin was wearing all black clothing. Results varied with the amount of roadway illumination, but not monotonically. The Subaru performed better than the others.

techxplore.com/news/2025-01-au

claimsjournal.com/news/nationa

Tech Xplore · Automatic braking sensors on cars may not notice pedestrians wearing safety gearBy Ariane Lange