Mazda Japan has just announced the Mazda Axela Sport 1.5 Smart Edition (the Mazda 3 is called the Axela in Japan), which is over 160,000 yen cheaper than the base Axela 15C model, an obvious sales move to push the last of the Axela stock before the new 2009 Mazda 3 arrives. This version features a 1.5 litre DOHC engine mated to a 4-speed automatic, and the only additional equipment is a rear roof spoiler and an Alcantara case for you to store your vehicle inspection certificate. At 1,498,000 yen and an additional 11,860 yen recycling fee, that’s only slightly over RM 59,000!
Don’t you just love those open market price tags?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express excitement about the Mazda Axela Sport 1.5 Smart Edition potentially being affordable and competitive, with some skepticism about the actual price once imported to Malaysia. Many highlight the benefits of open market policies, predicting that local car prices and quality would improve with competition. Others discuss the broader impact of market liberalization on Proton and Perodua, with mixed views on whether affordable options would truly benefit consumers or threaten local manufacturers. Overall, sentiments favor greater market freedom for better vehicles and prices.