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Mazda introduced a brand-new sedan at the Tokyo Motor Show in October 2001, simply named the Mazda6. It's actually part of a new family of midsize automobiles that are planned for production and will take the place of the existing 626 sedan. Sales have been sagging for the 626, down by 18 percent for the 2000 calendar year. For the first nine months of 2001, Mazda 626 sales declined further yet — coming in 27 percent below the comparable period in 2000. Read More
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