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Mazda achieved record growth last year with fewer dealers

A hybrid variant of the CX-50.
The hybrid variant of the CX-50 commands about 40 percent of sales of the crossover line. (CARLY SCHAFFNER/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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Carly Schaffner
February 03, 2025 03:34 PM

Increased throughput across Mazda’s dealer network helped the Japanese automaker achieve its highest sales in nearly four decades.

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