Mazda is BECOMING the BMW of Japan // Here's why they're UNSTOPPABLE in 2024

#MAZDA #zoomzoom #bmw

Mazda is on pace to break all records in 2024 as they become the Japanese sister company to BMW. Their #cx70 comes this year after the success of the #cx90 . With the #cx5 #cx30 and #cx50 cruising in sales, the #miata and #mazda3 bring small fun cars to the market.

00:00 - Mazda is on fire
11:54 - How Mazda becomes BMW of Japan

[chillaxinn]

Mazdas are often overlooked when it comes to cars. I swayed a friend to buy a Mazda CX-50. She was looking at buying either a Subaru Forester or Toyota RAV4, but I suggested her to consider taking a look at Mazda. She test drove the CX-50 turbo and liked it so much, she bought it.

[Sabundy]

Its so cool to see Mazda becoming the premium brand it deserves to be.

[kjprettyboi]

Ive always been a die hard Honda/Acura fan since seeing the Legend back in the 90s as a kid and always known Honda to be a very good choice, but when I test drove the Mazda, I was blown away at the level of fit and finish that went into making their products . They don’t rattle nor squeak and they aren’t really that bad on performance, especially compared to their competitors . I can’t wait to see the next gen Mazda 6

[digitalgulby]

Lexus has its own identity, I don’t think they are trying to be BMW. Mazda has always punched above its weight class. It’s nice to see them continue to do well.

[Raptors]

As Mazda being my favorite brand, I am glad you made a separate video. I love the brand and what they stand for. I have a 2020 CX9 as my family vehicle .

[rickprime]

we started as a Mazda family now, first my brother got his Miata MX5 and just got my Mazda3 hatchback and my mom is interested into a cx-30. Their luxury like design is second to none, really loving what Mazda is doing.

[Anamnesis]

I'm an everlasting Mazda fan and have owned more vehicles from them than any other brand, but I'm still objective. If they really want to take their success to the next level, they need to get more competitive on fuel economy with more efficient drivetrains in the bread and butter cars that make up 99% of their sales. When the everyday buyers who just want practicality and efficiency get what they want, the enthusiasts will also get what they want ... not the other way around.

[GrAYvTrAnE]

I have a 2012 Mazda 3 HB. This car has been golden to me, 2 people close to me have bought
Mazda's after hearing how great my car has been to me. 1 bought a cx-5 the other bought a cx-90.

[Elementaliti]

I'm seeing more and more of them on the road and they get better with each design update in my opinion. I've also heard that they are very well built and the people who own them seem to really love them. Mazda has come such a long way and yes as a brand it's on my radar now when it never was before

[misterbondage]

The entire Mazda lineup currently looks amazing inside and out. Mazda has a smaller lineup than other automakers but each model is pure class and quality. Any news on the upcoming Mazda 6? A RWD Mazda 6 would instantly shoot up to my most wanted list.

[genzigzag]

I bought a NC Miata about 7 years ago, it was used with about 46, 000 kms. That car has single handedly made me a Mazda fan again. I can't wait to replace my A4 with a Mazda coupe or sedan in the next 2 years.

[UrWrstNighmare]

Mazda is the sweet spot right now, mainly the pricing but the creature comforts, mpg, its family friendly and their reliability. We had a mazda6 that was our bulletproof car for years add 34 mpg when taking trips, it was great to drive and got us everywhere safely. Its great to see them continue to be successful

[basslinefreshdetailing]

MAZDA is absolutely dominating!! I love bein a part of the MazdaClub!

[toshitanaka]

Well known Japanese company that has been slept on for a long long time. Its good they are making great strides.

[rdm]

Thanks, Kirk! I agree and have also believed for the last several years that Mazda is the Japanese BMW.
My entire family drives Mazda's. I've been driving them for over 20 years now and am on my third Mazda, a 2019 CX-5 Signature, with over 76, 000 reliable miles, which I love. I wish them continued success. My only criticism is that they are too slow in bring out hybrid versions of the CX-50 and/or CX-5. Thanks, for your continued reports and videos.

[anthonygreco]

We purchased a CPO 2020 Mazda 6 in Oct Love the way it looks inside and out and the way it drives

[markcoopers]

It really feels like Mazda is setting records anyway, considering their previous sales records were set when they were sharing production plants with the blue oval. Mazda 6's were even made in Michigan for a bit. 2016 forward they've had to rebuild capacity almost like a whole new company, and they're doing pretty well.

[ThePilotGear]

I'm a long-time Mazda buyer (and a topless fan). Currently in a 2014 Mazda3 bought new and a 2001 Mazda Miata; all of my Mazdas have been manual to date.
I'm looking forward to their next Mazda3 and (hopefully) eventual next Mazda6. I won't shop for an SUV/CUV, but I'm looking forward to getting some electrification in our household and will leave my third pedal behind for my next daily driver. Cannot wait to see some PHEVs in Mazda's dealerships in the form of sedans, hatchbacks and wagons. Cheap, small wheels, optionless but maximum fun behind the wheel.

[Smolnic]

Love mazda. Keep the joy of driving alive

[mrgurulittle]

Good for you Kirk, for getting a proper Sony TV. You will never regret it, in fact, ten years after using it you’d wish it didn’t last so long.😂Anyway, got distracted.