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Lambo Superleggera (2010) at Geneva motor show
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V6 dropped for redesigned Mazda 6 sedan
Wed, 25 Apr 2012Mazda will drop the V6 engine from the Mazda 6 lineup, the company told Automotive News. Instead, the redesigned Mazda 6 will use powertrains from Mazda's Skyactiv technology bin, including direct-injection four-cylinder engines and ultra-efficient transmissions. “We believe that the balance of fuel economy and power that Skyactiv offers is what customers want,” a Mazda spokesman said.
Volvo drops plans to compete in the luxury F-Segment car market
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