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Mazda considering Hakaze-inspired CX-5?

March 23, 2007 4:56PM by Michael Savio

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Mazda is considering another crossover that will slot in beneath the CX-7, according to U.K.’s Auto Express. The new compact crossover, likely to be called the CX-5, will be inspired by the Hakaze that debuted at the Geneva Motor Show.

Featuring a distinctive grille and sporty profile inspired by Hakaze, the CX-5 will include RX-8 like rear suicide doors to improve access to the back seats. The CX-5 could also feature the removable roof panels that were seen on the Hakaze concept.

The CX-5 has not yet been approved for production, but Mazda’s U.K. execs would like to see a compact crossover on the road by the end of the decade.

## Source: Auto Express ##

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4 Comments

  1. Mr. Wizard Says:

    Is there only one person that updates this site? And is this person on holiday eight months out of the year?

  2. Mr. Wizard Says:

    Is there only one person that updates this site? And is this person on holiday eights months out of the year? By the way there are some nice design elements in the Hakaze concept.

  3. Ward Says:

    You’ve had your chance to provide significant news about the automotive industry, you failed. Time to close this site.

  4. Kel Says:

    Any news happen in the four months since this story. Ya think?

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