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Mazda Cuts Pricing In Line With Japan FTA

Mazda is the latest carmaker to take the knife to pricing for some of its Australian range, reacting to the incoming free trade agreement (FTA) with Japan. As expected after comments from Mazda Australia boss Martin Benders in 2014, the carmaker reduce


Mazda is the latest carmaker to take the knife to pricing for some of its Australian range, reacting to the incoming free trade agreement (FTA) with Japan.

As expected after comments from Mazda Australia boss Martin Benders in 2014, the carmaker reduced prices on New Year’s Day ahead of the FTA, which kicks in on January 15. 

The midsized Mazda6 and top-selling Mazda3 are now cheaper, along with Mazda’s CX-5 and CX-9 SUVs.

Petrol models have been reduced by between $403 and $963, while diesel-powered models are between $268 and $347 cheaper.

Mazda says further price reductions for diesel models will be phased in over the next 2-3 years.

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