Mazda Australia will for the first time venture into the medium SUV market when it launches by year’s end its all-new, seven-seat crossover CX-9. The first Australian-bound CX-9s are set to roll off Mazda’s Hiroshima production line in a few days and they will be powered by a new 3.7-litre V6 engine producing 204kW of power at 6,250rpm and 366Nm of torque at 4,250rpm.
Available in two grades - Classic and Luxury - the Australian CX-9s, which have been extensively modified for right-hand drive use, are expected to be priced from the low $50,000s. Modifications include “flipping” the centre seat 60/40 split and middle row seatbelt mounting point, ensuring that CX- 9’s insightful interior works just as well in Australia as it does in North America.
Engineered with Mazda’s “Soul of a Sportscar” signature, the CX-9 is a clean break from the traditional boxy SUV's crowding the market and it sits on different architecture to the five-seat Mazda CX-7. The CX-9 will be generously equipped with a choice of 18 or 20-inch alloy wheels, airconditioning (three–zone climate control with independent rear control), cruise control, power windows and mirrors, an in-dash six-disc CD player (MP3 compatible) operated through a touch screen audio system that includes a reversing camera six airbags and active safety features such as Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) and Roll Stability Control (RSC).
Managing Director for Mazda Australia Doug Dickson said: “We are always looking for ways to improve our Stylish, Insightful and Spirited product. This is why we insisted Australia get the 3.7-litre engine over the 3.5-litre initially launched in the USA last year. Not only does CX-9 cater to large Australian families, but its stylish looks and high-performance 3.7-litre engine creates an appealing SUV package that is exciting to drive. Simply put, CX-9 delivers practicality with a touch of Zoom- Zoom.”
Watch this site for more news about this magnificent new Mazda.
Mazda Australia will for the first time venture into the medium SUV market when it launches by year’s end its all-new, seven-seat crossover CX-9. The first Australian-bound CX-9s are set to roll off Mazda’s Hiroshima production line in a few days and they will be powered by a new 3.7-litre V6 engine producing 204kW of power at 6,250rpm and 366Nm of torque at 4,250rpm.
Available in two grades - Classic and Luxury - the Australian CX-9s, which have been extensively modified for right-hand drive use, are expected to be priced from the low $50,000s. Modifications include “flipping” the centre seat 60/40 split and middle row seatbelt mounting point, ensuring that CX- 9’s insightful interior works just as well in Australia as it does in North America.
Engineered with Mazda’s “Soul of a Sportscar” signature, the CX-9 is a clean break from the traditional boxy SUV's crowding the market and it sits on different architecture to the five-seat Mazda CX-7. The CX-9 will be generously equipped with a choice of 18 or 20-inch alloy wheels, airconditioning (three–zone climate control with independent rear control), cruise control, power windows and mirrors, an in-dash six-disc CD player (MP3 compatible) operated through a touch screen audio system that includes a reversing camera six airbags and active safety features such as Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) and Roll Stability Control (RSC).
Managing Director for Mazda Australia Doug Dickson said: “We are always looking for ways to improve our Stylish, Insightful and Spirited product. This is why we insisted Australia get the 3.7-litre engine over the 3.5-litre initially launched in the USA last year. Not only does CX-9 cater to large Australian families, but its stylish looks and high-performance 3.7-litre engine creates an appealing SUV package that is exciting to drive. Simply put, CX-9 delivers practicality with a touch of Zoom- Zoom.”
Watch this site for more news about this magnificent new Mazda.
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