Some regional news – Mazda will make Cambodia its ninth ASEAN market when it opens its first dealership in the capital, Phnom Penh, later this year. The automaker will be represented in the country by a local partner, HGB Auto Co.
Five models will make the initial model range in the country, according to the Nikkei. The CX-5 SUV, as well as the CX-9 and Mazda6 sedan, will be sourced from Japan, while the Mazda3 and BT-50 pickup will come from the company’s Thai production. Pre-ordering has already begun.
The report adds that sales of new cars in Cambodia are on the rise, what with road networks continuing to grow. In 2012, 1,550 vehicles were sold, which was double the 2005 level, according to statistics given by the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers.
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Hopefully Proton able to sell Preve in Cambodia with RM100K price similar to Altis Civic Mazda3 price range
CX-5 looks very good in pictures but when I see on road..meh, it fails to impress me.
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Anthony, I believe that Thailand’s sourced model will be Mazda 2 and Bt-50. As Mazda 3 is not assembled in AAT.