Mazda6 diesel postponed for emissions testing delays

The Mazda6 diesel would make Mazda the only Japanese automaker to sell a diesel-powered passenger car in the U.S. Pictured is the non-diesel Mazda6.

September 12, 2013 05:00 AM

LOS ANGELES -- Mazda has postponed the U.S. launch of its diesel-powered Mazda6 mid-sized sedan until April because of delays in emissions testing, the company said Thursday.

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