I own a Mazda 626 Sedan in Prestige Silver colour, 1990 model ... bought brand new in Melbourne, Australia as a gift from my father for my 18th birthday. He paid $ 32,000 Australian dollars for it back then! It's now 32 years old, has done 500,000 kilometres and l continue to drive it daily. Has never failed me. Unbelievable car. I cannot part with it. My first and so far, only car ...!! People cant believe it.
The 626 from that era was an amazing car, I have no idea if modern Mazda are as well made or not, I suspect that they are not because consumers today have no desire for the car to last that long, they would rather “recycle” the car after 10 years or so.
I can believe you, I have Mazda 323 2000 model, and yes it never left me on the road. Despite being a cheap and low-end car with a small engine, this car was and is extremely fun to drive in mountain turns with a balanced power-to-weight body. Japanese knows how to make good and reliable stuff.
LIE LIE LIE I STILL HAVE THE BILLS I PAID, THE PHOTOS OF THE BROKEN PARTS, THE CAR IS A CX5 AND A 2015 MODEL, IT HAS 160 KM, IT'S NOT JUST ME, MANY PEOPLE HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM, NO ONE IS SATISFIED. THIS IS A GARBAGE CAR. SHE Spent 7000 EURO FOR THE CAR WITH 160 KM. DAMN IT, SUCH A CAR. AYA
@@mattkasicki301 haha I hope you realize your dream is very different to the reality, Mazda is the fastest car in it's segment and it is tested by many people on race tracks, just youtube them.
Everything Japan makes is well build and last for decades. You name it, cars, electronics, clothing, they take pride in their work and I love that about their culture.
LOL I had Sony monitor and it was crap. Authorized service didn't help me. I had personal voice recorder and it loudspeaker is bad. The brand doesn't matter nowadays.
I’ve had my Mazda3 for almost 5 years now. No other car in this price range can keep up with it when it comes to quality, design, accessories and especially the engine. It feels luxurious and powerful.
The fact that these workers can just go happily along the line of mismatched makes and models is really impressive. It shows you how well trained they are, have to know how to run 5 different lines at once. The more I learn about Mazda, the more I'm convinced they're my next vehicle.
I own a 2009 CX-9 Grand touring since brand new, now 133K miles. Two minor repairs over the past 12 years: (1) driver side door motor - replaced gear myself; (2) rear structs leaking oil - replaced by auto shop. Interior and exterior hold up very well. The car still runs like new. In contrast my wife's 2008 Acura TL developed couple of more serious mechanical and electronic issues way before 100K miles. The "leather" seats started to crack few years ago. Its interior looks like a 30 years old car. Mazda really put in quality stuff.
Interesting to me the number of comments here from Mazda owners, pretty much all of whom have good things to say about their cars. Definitely an underrated brand. Zoom zoom.
@@JuanCaBaez car factory standard is 0.6mm thick and yes metal rust, next time buy a very expensive audi with a "space" frame that oxidizes ;) every car manufacturer has it's problems with a or more models they make. Look at Tesla: the panel fitment is mostly junk.
@@Damicske es peor cuando habiendo comprado un Mazda 3 del 2018 y golpeado 👉"involuntariamente"👈 el parante C, se dobló...!!! (IT bends!!) lo que en cualquier auto, no pasaría... lo tuve que vivir y lo tuve que vender!! I had to live it, and I had to sell it! So it's a shit personal experience...
I currently have an '18 Mazda 6 with manual - 40k in just over two years (I drive a lot) and its been flawless. Also, this is my third Mazda in 13 years. Amazing cars.
@@ClaudioAguileraMunoz la fiabilidad mecánica no es todo, es un punto MUY importante, pero no da el confort de marcha de BMW. Toyota y Honda. Ya lo tuve y ya lo deseché!!! por mediocre.
@@JuanCaBaez para gustos colores estimados, yo odio la maldita caja CVT de 9 o 10 velocidades, totalmente anti adrenalínica. Usted prefiere comfort, yo entretenimiento.
Other folks like to watch a bonfire or a sunset or the ocean; this does it for me. 30 minutes, no music, no commentary, just my favorite automaker making some great cars.
Mazda is extremely underrated and I have no idea why they seem to be one of the smaller brands. Some of my friends haven't even heard of Mazda and I'm amazed by what they're missing out on. I would recommend Mazdas any day
Mazda fatal mistake was when mazda joined ford. They were awsome cars before they joined ford. Then mazda woke up and left ford. Now they make real Japanese quality cars again.
@@lemonstrangler not in my area, while Mazda is pretty common it's nowhere near as common as brands like Ford, VW or BMW. I've seen more Teslas in my country than Mazdas
Mazda is a small car manufacturer in Japan. I know the history of Mazda for almost 70 years in Japan. 30 years ago Mazda's cars depreciated so quickly. However, Mazda now makes very quality cars. I like cars very much, so when I bought a car, I thoroughly investigated, compared in detailed and test drove the cars of the same category. Mazda's cars satisfied me very much compared with Toyota, Honda and other Japanese cars. Enjoy driving your Mazda's car, if you have.
@@arshlansiddiquifactz2347 They are proud to be a great whole part and the loyalty is not an issue for them ...They are very accursed , which is already in their genes . Without them, there would be no Mazda experience car and they know this , which they're especially proud of it . Once you get to know the Japanese mentality , philosophy , value system , you will also see these things in their faces , in their movements ...Otherwise, Mazda won't outsource production : Japanese idea , Japanese part, Japanese technology , created by Japanese hands . Philosophy , which is called only and exclusively in Japanese : Furai..Kodo...And so on..Therefore, they are not servants , but integral parts of the great traditional Japanese ideology . If you want to see a servant , then visit us at the Mercedes factory.....Or to another European model factory , where lifeless, third-world guest workers are being " create cars "...
In manufacturing/assembly, it is astronomically difficult to get product out that is near 99% right first time at this sort of speed in any case. My 2019 Mazda3 is 2.5 years old and not one thing is out of place, everything is solid just as it left the factory. When you consider the number of elements there are to developing a car (R&D, design, engine development, trials, on-the-road testing, software/technology incorporation, component layout, structural design, interior design and fittings, press tools, external suppliers, servicing and wear and tear considerations, and most importantly "can it be made?..." The list goes on,) it's astonishing how easily we take it for granted. I fully respect the people who all played a part in developing the 3 (and any other Mazda) and the operators/technicians that put them together daily with great consistency, as they couldn't have made it any better.
Matt Kasicki Japanese cars don’t have $10,000 plus engine repairs in less than 100,000 miles like German counter parts. Yes the interiors on the German vehicles are much better but mechanically Japanese are better.
Matt Kasicki GERMEN by far create the most unreliable endless money pit cars ever, they are purposefully made so that you spend extra money on repairing it
Great respect to all Japanese workers, they make their job very carefully and accurately. I love Japan and cars made in Japan. "Made in Japan" - it's a synonym of quality! Peace to all of us!)))
I have a 2014 Mazda6 purchased in February 2013. Can’t tell you how happy I am about it’s looks, driving dynamics, reliability and comfort. It’s been 7 and half years did not have one single problem.
Henry Ford would have a heart attack if he saw how far his plans for assembly line manufacturing has come. I’m almost done the show and I’ve seen less than twenty live people on the screen so far. Japan is amazing when it comes to putting together cars
Mazda Soul Red color is the most beautiful red color compared with other red color cars. One day I was waiting to change a traffic light, one big Cadillac stopped next to my car. He gave me a nice compliment about my Mazda3 Soul Red color.
I have a 2018 Mazda6 with 60,000 miles. Perfect... It is a pleasure to drive. I'm glad to see more Mazdas on the road and that more drivers have discovered Mazda.
You get what you pay for and then some with Mazda. Their interiors look so nice for the price. They could use a little ambient lighting in the doors and on the dash, something subtle like what Volvo has done with their cars. Nothing like a night club like some other companies have inside. More ambient lighting would really compliment Mazda interiors nicely!
I don't agree with ambient light. It's distracting and is raising fatigue and makes it more difficult during night drive. I would rather like a "dark cockpit" function, like Saab was making it back then.
the fact that my 2017 3 HB was 99 percent made in japan helped clench my decision to purchase the car. I absolutely love how much inspection occurs all down the line. And how much double checking the robots do of their position before they do their welding or putting body panels on. Thanks for the upload edit: Apparently my 3 HB was lovingly caressed by many japanese men.
I think Mazda3s are made in Hofu plant in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Hiroshima plant produces CX-3, CX-5, CX-8, CX-9, Miata, and Bongo truck. Hofu plant produces 2, 3, 6, and CX-30. Edit: I forgot that Hiroshima plant also produces Abarth 124 Spider. Hofu plant might producing CX-5s.
The 2014+ HB is unusual in that it's beautiful in every single color it's offered in. There is literally no bad color on that car. The 2019+ HB is odd in that it doesn't look great in pictures but is drop-dead gorgeous in person. Stand directly behind it and step back 8 to 10 feet for my favorite view of the vehicle.
22:50 there are lots of great things I can say about my MX5 but the one that always surprises me is that it has the best headlights of any car I've ever driven, including other Mazdas. I don't know what is so different about them but they are truly amazing
Forget Tokyo, Hiroshima is a beautiful city to visit. It’s got everything a big city in Japan has to offer with less crowd. The peace park with the A bomb Dome is something people have to visit once in there life.
Cool to see. I work in a Honda plant. Even though the processes are slightly varied, I know what's happening every step of the way. (Love my Mazda car btw 😄)
I worked in Marysville decades ago, left in 1998. But I took the Mazda factory tour in 2015 when I was on a trip to Hiroshima. The biggest difference I noticed was the flexible manufacturing at Mazda. At Honda, they build basically the same model in a plant, in lots of 60 - for example, 60 Accord EX sedans in the same color, same feature packages, all in a row. (I assume it’s pretty much the same today.) They added some model flexibility when they started building Acura models. At Mazda, I saw an MX-5, then a CX-9, then another model, one after the other. Seems less efficient on paper but then they don’t need the excess manufacturing capacity to build 3 models. Look at 22:22 and you’ll see what I mean. Different models and colors, one by one. You’ll never see Honda do that. P..S - I bought a used Accord EX V6 on my last day of work at Honda. It was a manager vehicle, with 60k, and was better than my other car was even when new. And almost 25 years later, I still miss being at Honda. Working there was the fulfillment of a dream to work at a Japanese transplant. While I went on to make more money elsewhere in automotive, part of me regrets leaving there.
In 2004 I bought my first Japanese car ever. A Mazda 3 hatchback while I was living in Hawaii. Fast Forward to today with 104k miles I still have it, best car I have ever owned. Other than routine maintenance and a cracked gas pump retaining ring, no issues at all. Never failed to start, aircon is still working fine. And yes, it still has "Zoom Zoom."
@@hervedupont6955 All true Zoom Zooming in Southern California. Zoom Zoomed on a trip to Vancouver, British Colombia to include Oregon and Washington. And Zoom Zoomed on a few trips to Las Vegas. Still the very best car I have ever owned. I've been considering getting a new Mazda CX 3 or 5. Would like a hybrid with better gas mileage. Unfortunately new car prices and dealer markups are making me rethink this. I could have my Mazda repainted the same color, new shocks and struts, 114k miles, and be tens of thousands of dollars ahead. Savings would buy a lot of gas.
Proud Mazda Owner here bought my first car this Year, although it's only a second hand but i love it so much, btw it's mazda 3 2004 model, the interior is almost the same for the latest model of vios and honda, the interior still intact and beautiful.
14 years ago, my wife traded her Miata (loved it but needed more room) for a Mazda SIX. We take care of it like it’s a Rolls Royce. It’s still shiny, it’s has had only two minor repairs and it still runs great. its a classic. We are retired and need only one vehicle so I sold my 11 year old Yukon also an excellent vehicle and we are trading the Mazda SIX for a Mazda CX-5. I will say, the new Mazda SIX signature is very impressive too!
And when I saw the little white Mazda 3 came down the line--and then looked out in my garage and saw the same little car (one exactly like it anyway)....wow, it was amazing! It is incredible to watch something like this being built. A GREAT little car, by the way.
I love my CX-5. The best car I have ever had. Practicality combined with fun to drive and excellent handling and driving experience with that lovely styling.
I had a mazda 6 2005 model. The car was amazing and loaded with features. The coolest thing is that they built the car such a way that is easy for upgradations and affordable spares.and a great fuel efficiency.
Japanese folks are so polite they bow to greet each other. When jet planes depart the airport, workers wave and then bow to the jet in unison. Even these robots are polite. They look like they are bowing to each other.
Still drive my 2004 Mazda 3 2.3L 5 speed, got around 200,000k on her now but never had a problem and owned since new! thank you Mazda for doing such an amazing job!❤
Purchased a Mazda 3 SP25 in Adelaide, Australia in 2018. I've done 200k in the car, no issues at all. Absolutely loved it. Just bought a CX-5 Akera for the wife. The quality is amazing. Great products. I wouldn't buy another brand of car ever again.
True! My 2020 Honda Civic was built in Canada, and 6,700 miles later, it is a freaking rattle box and the seats already squeak like an old car with ten times the mileage. I have even been in a 2019 Kia Forte with 12,300 miles and not a single rattle and the seats do not make any sound. A shame since the Honda's I have been around in the past had near perfect fit and finish, even the freaking 8th gens Civics aside from the paint quality of course. Mazda on the other hand seemed to have improved even faster than Hyundai since they have been separate from Ford since 2013.
The build quality of my 2020 cx-5 is excellent, now I see why. A friend had suggested I look at one, it wasn't originally on my list, very happy I did.
I had a 2010 Mazda 3, then I strayed to a Nissan Rogue and a VW GTI. Went back to a CX-5 and now finally the new 2021 Mazda 3 2.5 Turbo. It is a piece of beauty and power.
It's simple to see why. Japanese workers are disciplined and are there because of merit and are skilled. US workers are protected by unions, does the absolute minimum while expecting maximum pay, and demands they get "opportunities" handed to them despite being woefully unqualified for promotions. Unions are the scourge of productivity.
I have a 2017 CX5 (Red Soul) and a 2018 CX3 (Metallic Ceramic) both loaded GX's HUD equipped. Nice Economical and great handling. love the sport mode and the paddle shifting on my CX3 in manual mode.
I'm a big fan of Japanese cars. They are excellently built. My Toyota Yaris was solid for many years, my rental was a Mazda CX-5 and I immediately fell in love with the interior design, the calm power and the well-thought-through dashboard. There is a lot of emotion going on when you drive a car like that. Now I drive a Honda Jazz/Fit and that one is fantastic too. REI!
What other premium brands forget is luxury comes from passionate craftsmanship.. you can mass produce a boring “car” all day long, but it will never be on the same level as a machine from Mazda.
I have a 2015 Mazda 6 GT made in Hiroshima, Japan! Since it was a special order ( with all the options I wanted), I had to wait 2 and half month for it. It was worth it!! I LOVE MY MAZDA!!! I have been driving it for 5 years, it has NEVER given me any problems! Kind of cool to see where my baby was born! 😋👌
@@illusionyx907 For my fully loaded top of the line brand new 2015 Mazda 6 GT after taxes and dealer fees etc... I paid $35K. I currently have 129,000 miles on it and it still drive like a brand new car! Of course, I have been getting the oil changes and the basic maintenance done since day 1, always on time. I am pretty convinced I can drive it for at least another 130,000 miles. What is cool about Mazda is that you never get tired of driving it. It's always fun to zoom, zoom!! -:)
I love my Mazda-3 zoom-zoom, Attractive design, reliable power-train, great handling characteristics. Only thing I wish Mazda to change is the sheet metals to stronger ones or galvanize the one used to make Mazdas. They rust quickly if not protected or undercoated, Not everybody lives in California sunshine. Thanks for the rare video WN
To rust you have to live near the cost. The salted air is very corrosive. I believe all Mazda's sheetmetal is galvanized. Normally you have a warranty for that.
Can't argue that. I bought a 13 year-old NC a couple of years ago, in great shape, and the thing has been the best car I've owned. Also ties for cheapest car, if you consider inflation. Kind of great since this point in my life is when ya buy the expensive crap. Added a 2018 CX-5 GT to the mix a week ago. I love it.
Not limited to Mazda, the Japanese manufacturing industry is a manufacturer in Japan that covers almost all industrial equipment. For example, SMC / CKD / FANUC / DMG-MORI / YASKAWA / THK, etc.
Is the process really this quiet? Many times the microphone seems much further away than the camera shot. I love Mazdas and would like to believe they have library-like factories, but I think it's probably louder than this up close.
I dont know if you have ever been in any factory or assembly line. They are absolutely NOT quiet, especially when we sre talking about big machinery like the forming press in the begining.. there is no way in hell you could hear only random clunks and vfd whining in there
I work in a (Japanese) car manufacturing plant and let me tell you those guns (drills) are louuuuud, assembly lines are noisy, forklifts, air powered machines, rattling or torque mechanisms, lifters, andons and everything else all adds up, when I work my ear plugs are pummelled in deep to my brain or I’d go deaf.
I have had 5 Mazdas. Two M5s 1 CX3 and now have a 2016 CX9 and a 2019 Mazda 3 HB premium manual trans. Years ago I had a Mazda 626. They are great quality cars that are fun to drive and a good deal.
@@86rattlehead M6 (GH) , M3(BK) car lines are my favourite. They were the ones with least complaints and recalls in Middle East. CX5 was okay but CX9 AWD was the terrible one with a least reliable transfer case.
I bought my 3 hatchback because I was so happy to see they were making cars in Japan! Couldn’t be more pleased with its quality. Mazda is a very underrated brand in North America
Mazda has some nice designs too. I drive a Nissan D 22 Dual Cab now with 25 yrs life it drives like a dream, engine is like a swiss Clock work Even with rough off road riding & through waterways etc U cant beat the JAPANESE QUALITY We all agree on it Cheers
I just bought a 2021 Mazda6 GT Turbo in Soul Crystal Red and I'm absolutely in love with this car. Proud to own a Mazda especially after seeing this video.
Yes indeed. The Japanese are consummate artisans. Having confirmed that, who the dickens would buy either a Chinese car, a Chinese wrist watch or a Chinese heart-pacemaker for dear old Grandma (unless you disliked her)
@@gellerthajos8011 Ford took over Mazda, Toyota & Honda by the late 1990's. Many of these vehicles are "made" in Japan, but certainly not design in Japan.
Before buying my Mazda3 hatchback I compared with the same category of Toyotam, Subaru and and Honda. Tha mazda's cars have more quality and good substances for the price. It does not like a cheap car. They really make a quality cars now. I am very happy with Mazda's cars, Roadstar and Mazda3 hatchback. I will buy Mazda3 hatchback again when I need to buy a new car. I drove Toyota and Subaru's cars in Japan.
My 2008 3 5-door has been flawless. Still a hoot to toss on curvy roads. Now I know why I like it. The attention to the inspection process on the line by the good old Mk I eyeball. Wish they had shown the stowing of the vehicles in the ship.
@@2010ngojo I think that's more the cars fame that drives up the price same with how 4Runners and Tacoma's can actually fetch higher used prices than a Tundra or Sequoia. Popularity also drives prices up. Subarus are also a bit pricey too.
Skilled, well trained & disciplined, attention to detail and & general quality control brought me to my 2024 mazda cx5. No looking back, I like the car & feel it beats ANYTHING the USA makes & will serve me for much longer. Glad I finally researched this make & made my choice. Should have switched long time ago.
I own a Mazda 626 Sedan in Prestige Silver colour, 1990 model ... bought brand new in Melbourne, Australia as a gift from my father for my 18th birthday. He paid $ 32,000 Australian dollars for it back then! It's now 32 years old, has done 500,000 kilometres and l continue to drive it daily. Has never failed me. Unbelievable car. I cannot part with it. My first and so far, only car ...!!
People cant believe it.
The 626 from that era was an amazing car, I have no idea if modern Mazda are as well made or not, I suspect that they are not because consumers today have no desire for the car to last that long, they would rather “recycle” the car after 10 years or so.
I can believe you, I have Mazda 323 2000 model, and yes it never left me on the road.
Despite being a cheap and low-end car with a small engine, this car was and is extremely fun to drive in mountain turns with a balanced power-to-weight body.
Japanese knows how to make good and reliable stuff.
Amazing!!!
I hear you man! 1998 626 here with 410,000 kms! Incredible cars!
LIE LIE LIE
I STILL HAVE THE BILLS I PAID, THE PHOTOS OF THE BROKEN PARTS, THE CAR IS A CX5 AND A 2015 MODEL, IT HAS 160 KM, IT'S NOT JUST ME, MANY PEOPLE HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM, NO ONE IS SATISFIED. THIS IS A GARBAGE CAR. SHE Spent 7000 EURO FOR THE CAR WITH 160 KM. DAMN IT, SUCH A CAR. AYA
I. am Mazda owner Love Mazda quality. Thanks 🙏 Japan 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵 for making such amazing quality product 👍
Its the slowest car in segment.. mazfa shud be drivers car... i fukin ride bicycle faster than mazda accelerates
@@mattkasicki301 haha I hope you realize your dream is very different to the reality, Mazda is the fastest car in it's segment and it is tested by many people on race tracks, just youtube them.
@@mattkasicki301 I would love to see you ride a bike faster then a car. That would be awesome!!!
@@mattkasicki301 It's no surprise that your level of intelligence is lower than a tomato with that grammar
@@mattkasicki301 Don't keep us waiting. We're waiting for video evidence of you riding bicycle faster than a Mazda
Long time GM owner here. Switched over to Mazda yesterday. Very happy so far.
what car did you buy? I know this was 3 years ago but im curious
@@waffle-ir2fn 10 days later, no reply
@@merouanedz2212 i know bro its fine though
@@waffle-ir2fn 13 days still. anyone know whats the hold up with the answer ?
Everything Japan makes is well build and last for decades. You name it, cars, electronics, clothing, they take pride in their work and I love that about their culture.
except mitsubishi
@@JulioJul-it4vs wrong they last great around the world
@@JulioJul-it4vs except Nissan which is worse than Mitsubishi. Both feel like French cars not like Japanese
@@JulioJul-it4vs Porque no Misubishi? Why not Mitsubishi?
LOL I had Sony monitor and it was crap. Authorized service didn't help me. I had personal voice recorder and it loudspeaker is bad. The brand doesn't matter nowadays.
Mazda quality is unquestionable. Proud mazda owner
Yeah that stiff suspension, that cheap insulation that doesnt deaden any sounds.. all that fukin plastic inside.. yea their quality is real nice...
@@mattkasicki301 sorry to hear that, buy another car you want but can’t afford then 😉
I’ve had my Mazda3 for almost 5 years now. No other car in this price range can keep up with it when it comes to quality, design, accessories and especially the engine. It feels luxurious and powerful.
Agree with you 99% because Subaru Outback can compete with Mazda and also has some futures Mazda don't have.😉👍
@@tonysoprano1084 mate? i dont know much about cars but comparing a $25k sedan with a $41k SUV sounds wrong, so wrong
i agree my mazda3 best car i have ever owned
Shame about all of the creaks and rattles.
the interior base spec of my mazda.. holy hell. all the same segment competitors not even close XD
Japan can be rightfully proud of their car-industry. All quality brands. Japanese cars are the best in the world !
Yes! Go Japan!
and North American vehicles are garbage!
なんとなく完成品のデミオに乗っていて、作られて15年も経つのに去年の車検で何一つ部品交換無く当たり前に毎日運転していて…、それが普通と思ってました。これがどれほど凄い事か…
この動画を見て、製造業の端くれの立場から考えた時、神業、奇跡のような感動を覚えました。
これだけの部品点数、工程の数、多種多様な電装品、これか全て良品で量産化しているなんて本当に凄いです。
これからcx-5が秋に納車になりますが、デミオ15年間本当に良く走ってくれました！マツダさんデミオ作ってくれてありがとう！
これからもマツダにお世話になります。
今後ともよろしくお願いします。
The fact that these workers can just go happily along the line of mismatched makes and models is really impressive.
It shows you how well trained they are, have to know how to run 5 different lines at once. The more I learn about Mazda, the more I'm convinced they're my next vehicle.
I own a 2009 CX-9 Grand touring since brand new, now 133K miles. Two minor repairs over the past 12 years: (1) driver side door motor - replaced gear myself; (2) rear structs leaking oil - replaced by auto shop. Interior and exterior hold up very well. The car still runs like new. In contrast my wife's 2008 Acura TL developed couple of more serious mechanical and electronic issues way before 100K miles. The "leather" seats started to crack few years ago. Its interior looks like a 30 years old car. Mazda really put in quality stuff.
Interesting to me the number of comments here from Mazda owners, pretty much all of whom have good things to say about their cars. Definitely an underrated brand. Zoom zoom.
Read again. I found many problems in comments as rusty pieces everywhere and shit thick metal pannels
Guess you forgot about the "Zoom Boom" screw up.
@@JuanCaBaez car factory standard is 0.6mm thick and yes metal rust, next time buy a very expensive audi with a "space" frame that oxidizes ;) every car manufacturer has it's problems with a or more models they make. Look at Tesla: the panel fitment is mostly junk.
@@Damicske es peor cuando habiendo comprado un Mazda 3 del 2018 y golpeado 👉"involuntariamente"👈 el parante C, se dobló...!!! (IT bends!!) lo que en cualquier auto, no pasaría... lo tuve que vivir y lo tuve que vender!!
I had to live it, and I had to sell it!
So it's a shit personal experience...
I currently have an '18 Mazda 6 with manual - 40k in just over two years (I drive a lot) and its been flawless. Also, this is my third Mazda in 13 years. Amazing cars.
Mazda have been underrated for so long
Ahora está sobre estimado... menuda porquería!
@@JuanCaBaez hahha pero bueno es mejor que toyota.
@@JuanCaBaez mejor que Toyota, Volvo, Mercedes, BMW, Audi y Honda en absolutamente todos los rankings de reliability en 2020 🤷🏻♂️
@@ClaudioAguileraMunoz la fiabilidad mecánica no es todo, es un punto MUY importante, pero no da el confort de marcha de BMW. Toyota y Honda. Ya lo tuve y ya lo deseché!!! por mediocre.
@@JuanCaBaez para gustos colores estimados, yo odio la maldita caja CVT de 9 o 10 velocidades, totalmente anti adrenalínica. Usted prefiere comfort, yo entretenimiento.
Other folks like to watch a bonfire or a sunset or the ocean; this does it for me.
30 minutes, no music, no commentary, just my favorite automaker making some great cars.
Why not watch this in front of a bonfire?
Mazda is extremely underrated and I have no idea why they seem to be one of the smaller brands. Some of my friends haven't even heard of Mazda and I'm amazed by what they're missing out on. I would recommend Mazdas any day
what are you talking about? mazda is so common on the streets, your friends must be living in mars or something
Mazda fatal mistake was when mazda joined ford. They were awsome cars before they joined ford. Then mazda woke up and left ford. Now they make real Japanese quality cars again.
@@lemonstrangler not in my area, while Mazda is pretty common it's nowhere near as common as brands like Ford, VW or BMW. I've seen more Teslas in my country than Mazdas
@@kyqorioskygo8999 did they ever ?
@@sidewalk__Im from New Zealand so Mazda is common but the best selling here is the Ford Ranger
Всегда любуюсь работой японцев, их качеством, трудолюбием и ответственностью за свое дело. Вот у кого нужно учиться!
Просто им повезло что у них нету нефти и газа.
I have visited both the Hofu and the Hiroshima plants several times. Simply amazing to watch these production lines. Pure magic.
0/10
@Frank L Not funny.
Mazda is a small car manufacturer in Japan. I know the history of Mazda for almost 70 years in Japan. 30 years ago Mazda's cars depreciated so quickly. However, Mazda now makes very quality cars. I like cars very much, so when I bought a car, I thoroughly investigated, compared in detailed and test drove the cars of the same category.
Mazda's cars satisfied me very much compared with Toyota, Honda and other Japanese cars.
Enjoy driving your Mazda's car, if you have.
@Frank L Little funny but bad joke. xD
You're allowed to tour the Hofu one? I went to the Hiroshima one in 08. Wish I could have seen where my Mazda 3 was made! :)
The discipline of these Japanese workers is amazing.
They are servent
@@arshlansiddiquifactz2347 please 🥺 p
@@arshlansiddiquifactz2347 They are paid workers fool stop with the jealously
It’s their culture, they value hard-work, self respect and patience!
@@arshlansiddiquifactz2347 They are proud to be a great whole part and the loyalty is not an issue for them ...They are very accursed , which is already in their genes . Without them, there would be no Mazda experience car and they know this , which they're especially proud of it . Once you get to know the Japanese mentality , philosophy , value system , you will also see these things in their faces , in their movements ...Otherwise, Mazda won't outsource production : Japanese idea , Japanese part, Japanese technology , created by Japanese hands . Philosophy , which is called only and exclusively in Japanese : Furai..Kodo...And so on..Therefore, they are not servants , but integral parts of the great traditional Japanese ideology . If you want to see a servant , then visit us at the Mercedes factory.....Or to another European model factory , where lifeless, third-world guest workers are being " create cars "...
i like the video because of natural "environment" manufacturing sounds. No f.....kng background music.
You can hear some music in the factory at 24:21 Seems like a nice factory environment
And no music on the floor. 😁
it took me 19:40 minutes to get it 😑. manufacturer slaps the door, noise: nope, not gonna happen.
And no fake tension with a narrator saying "will the seats be ready in time to be installed so they don't shut down the production line?"
This comment is on every car manufacturing video ever.
In 2020 Mazda ranked higher than Lexus here in America.
tell me about it. germany is feeling it too because mazda is slowly taking vw's place.
Mazda un America is made in Mexico.... Not necessary a bad thing
@Eugenio Fructuoso , I just bought a CX-5 and it’s made in Japan and over 90 percent of parts also originated in Japan.
Wild watching all those robotic arms building and painting the Mazda.
@@EugenioFructuoso Only a couple of cars made in Mexico, the Mazda2, Toyota Yaris, Mazda3, CX-30
In manufacturing/assembly, it is astronomically difficult to get product out that is near 99% right first time at this sort of speed in any case. My 2019 Mazda3 is 2.5 years old and not one thing is out of place, everything is solid just as it left the factory.
When you consider the number of elements there are to developing a car (R&D, design, engine development, trials, on-the-road testing, software/technology incorporation, component layout, structural design, interior design and fittings, press tools, external suppliers, servicing and wear and tear considerations, and most importantly "can it be made?..." The list goes on,) it's astonishing how easily we take it for granted. I fully respect the people who all played a part in developing the 3 (and any other Mazda) and the operators/technicians that put them together daily with great consistency, as they couldn't have made it any better.
As much as I love things being built in my own country. I am happy to buy Japan built products. Can't beat their quality.
Matt Kasicki haha, no I don’t think so!!!
@@mattkasicki301 not really tho
@@mattkasicki301 Nope, its not
Matt Kasicki Japanese cars don’t have $10,000 plus engine repairs in less than 100,000 miles like German counter parts. Yes the interiors on the German vehicles are much better but mechanically Japanese are better.
Matt Kasicki
GERMEN by far create the most unreliable endless money pit cars ever, they are purposefully made so that you spend extra money on repairing it
Great respect to all Japanese workers, they make their job very carefully and accurately. I love Japan and cars made in Japan. "Made in Japan" - it's a synonym of quality! Peace to all of us!)))
Great respect to these Japanese robotics.
they have less people they have quality tools. while here in phillipines old tools .arggh im not good in eng..
@@dunkindonato2828 Correct. We just bought a 2022 Mazda CX-5. Love it.
@@dunkindonato2828 You get your message across well.
@@RAJohns the 2020 mazda model shown in the video looks cool as well
I had a 2014 Mazda 6. Loved that car but needed a SUV so I bought a 2019 CX5. It might be the best vehicle I've ever owned. Fascinating video.
Totally agree with you
2014 mazda 6 was the best handling of that thing was amazing newer models are focused on bit more luxury.
i recently bought a used 2014 mazda 6... the cycle goes on :)
I have a 2014 Mazda6 purchased in February 2013. Can’t tell you how happy I am about it’s looks, driving dynamics, reliability and comfort. It’s been 7 and half years did not have one single problem.
I'm from Brazil and i have a Mazda Protege 1995, 126000 km !!! And it's a amazing car!!
Great video! Proud Mazda owner! Congrats Mazda for 100 years!
Henry Ford would have a heart attack if he saw how far his plans for assembly line manufacturing has come. I’m almost done the show and I’ve seen less than twenty live people on the screen so far. Japan is amazing when it comes to putting together cars
MAZDA red soul the most beautiful color in the world
I wish they had a bright blue inspired by the red soul depth of color. I've seen the Blue Mica and it's not quite bright enough.
@@TomZ23 I have Deep Crystal Blue and it's awesome especially at night
Yeah, it's true but the red soul is also susceptible to scratches. But I love it in my CX-30.
Love my Soul Red Crystal CX-5
Mazda Soul Red color is the most beautiful red color compared with other red color cars.
One day I was waiting to change a traffic light, one
big Cadillac stopped next to my car. He gave me a nice compliment about my Mazda3 Soul Red color.
20:11 I am glad that my Mazda was lovingly caressed before it left the factory
PFFFT. They have to make sure that the panels fit right. lol
@@JamieStLouis-tu9ml with love
Stroking every sexy curve :-)
I have a 2018 Mazda6 with 60,000 miles. Perfect... It is a pleasure to drive. I'm glad to see more Mazdas on the road and that more drivers have discovered Mazda.
You get what you pay for and then some with Mazda. Their interiors look so nice for the price. They could use a little ambient lighting in the doors and on the dash, something subtle like what Volvo has done with their cars. Nothing like a night club like some other companies have inside. More ambient lighting would really compliment Mazda interiors nicely!
Agree
I agree 1000%. I’ve been saying this about my Mazda CX-5 that I leased in July. It would be so exciting
I agree with lights in the dash board, the rest is pure perfection, thanks Mazda
I don't agree with ambient light. It's distracting and is raising fatigue and makes it more difficult during night drive. I would rather like a "dark cockpit" function, like Saab was making it back then.
@@boboutelama5748 I agree, as far as Mercedes ambient light goes...have you seen how much of a nightclub their new interiors look? It's absurd.
My 2019 Mazda3 hatchback built at the Hiroshima plant Japan.
when I opened the door of my 17 HB and saw that it was made in Japan. I 😁 with joy
the fact that my 2017 3 HB was 99 percent made in japan helped clench my decision to purchase the car.
I absolutely love how much inspection occurs all down the line. And how much double checking the robots do of their position before they do their welding or putting body panels on.
Thanks for the upload
edit: Apparently my 3 HB was lovingly caressed by many japanese men.
I think Mazda3s are made in Hofu plant in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Hiroshima plant produces CX-3, CX-5, CX-8, CX-9, Miata, and Bongo truck. Hofu plant produces 2, 3, 6, and CX-30.
Edit: I forgot that Hiroshima plant also produces Abarth 124 Spider. Hofu plant might producing CX-5s.
The 2014+ HB is unusual in that it's beautiful in every single color it's offered in. There is literally no bad color on that car. The 2019+ HB is odd in that it doesn't look great in pictures but is drop-dead gorgeous in person. Stand directly behind it and step back 8 to 10 feet for my favorite view of the vehicle.
Me too, Hiroshima😁
22:50 there are lots of great things I can say about my MX5 but the one that always surprises me is that it has the best headlights of any car I've ever driven, including other Mazdas. I don't know what is so different about them but they are truly amazing
Lincoln headlights are good too. They follow your steering wheel
Forget Tokyo, Hiroshima is a beautiful city to visit. It’s got everything a big city in Japan has to offer with less crowd. The peace park with the A bomb Dome is something people have to visit once in there life.
Jason I lived there and found it quite depressing. To each their own though
Cool to see. I work in a Honda plant. Even though the processes are slightly varied, I know what's happening every step of the way. (Love my Mazda car btw 😄)
I worked in Marysville decades ago, left in 1998. But I took the Mazda factory tour in 2015 when I was on a trip to Hiroshima. The biggest difference I noticed was the flexible manufacturing at Mazda. At Honda, they build basically the same model in a plant, in lots of 60 - for example, 60 Accord EX sedans in the same color, same feature packages, all in a row. (I assume it’s pretty much the same today.) They added some model flexibility when they started building Acura models.
At Mazda, I saw an MX-5, then a CX-9, then another model, one after the other. Seems less efficient on paper but then they don’t need the excess manufacturing capacity to build 3 models.
Look at 22:22 and you’ll see what I mean. Different models and colors, one by one. You’ll never see Honda do that.
P..S - I bought a used Accord EX V6 on my last day of work at Honda. It was a manager vehicle, with 60k, and was better than my other car was even when new.
And almost 25 years later, I still miss being at Honda. Working there was the fulfillment of a dream to work at a Japanese transplant. While I went on to make more money elsewhere in automotive, part of me regrets leaving there.
I just closed a deal for a 2021 CX-5 and I pick it up in a couple days. So excited!
Get it ceramic coated and wash it by hand. Mazda paint job is terrible. Also get it coated underneath.
@@Jonas19912 See Honda for crappy paint *and peeling clear coating.*
I leased one in July. I really like it but I find the seats to be a little too firm.
In 2004 I bought my first Japanese car ever. A Mazda 3 hatchback while I was living in Hawaii. Fast Forward to today with 104k miles I still have it, best car I have ever owned. Other than routine maintenance and a cracked gas pump retaining ring, no issues at all. Never failed to start, aircon is still working fine. And yes, it still has "Zoom Zoom."
Oui mais vous n'êtes plus à Hawaii zoum zoum
@@hervedupont6955 All true Zoom Zooming in Southern California. Zoom Zoomed on a trip to Vancouver, British Colombia to include Oregon and Washington. And Zoom Zoomed on a few trips to Las Vegas. Still the very best car I have ever owned.
I've been considering getting a new Mazda CX 3 or 5. Would like a hybrid with better gas mileage. Unfortunately new car prices and dealer markups are making me rethink this.
I could have my Mazda repainted the same color, new shocks and struts, 114k miles, and be tens of thousands of dollars ahead. Savings would buy a lot of gas.
先月注文した車が今週末から生産始まるそうで、こんな感じに出来上がって行くんだなぁと感慨深く視聴しました。
It's remarkable how few people are actually working here with so much of the production being done by robotics.
@@cncaltus8155 bout 3
Proud Mazda Owner here bought my first car this Year, although it's only a second hand but i love it so much, btw it's mazda 3 2004 model, the interior is almost the same for the latest model of vios and honda, the interior still intact and beautiful.
Interesting that they have different cars in line and different drive sides! Just amazing.
14 years ago, my wife traded her Miata (loved it but needed more room) for a Mazda SIX. We take care of it like it’s a Rolls Royce. It’s still shiny, it’s has had only two minor repairs and it still runs great. its a classic. We are retired and need only one vehicle so I sold my 11 year old Yukon also an excellent vehicle and we are trading the Mazda SIX for a Mazda CX-5. I will say, the new Mazda SIX signature is very impressive too!
6
And when I saw the little white Mazda 3 came down the line--and then looked out in my garage and saw the same little car (one exactly like it anyway)....wow, it was amazing! It is incredible to watch something like this being built. A GREAT little car, by the way.
Why don’t they make the Mazda 6 sedan anymore for sale in the USA?
im proud of being mazda car owner.. love the car soo much
So much heart and soul go into these Mazda's...thank you!
I love my CX-5. The best car I have ever had. Practicality combined with fun to drive and excellent handling and driving experience with that lovely styling.
good for u .. im totaly happy with my car... like 130% happy , but my next car wil be a mazda...
Happy for you sir..from another CX5 owner 😍
Same! and the fact that it tops in offroad too is just another example of excellence at all fields.
Your comments are appreciated! I also owned a CX-5 & LOVED IT!
Мазда сх-5 в России подешевели сильно
The level of automation is amazing! I have a Soul Red Mazda CX-5 and I am quite proud and happy with it. So satisfying to watch this video!
I had a mazda 6 2005 model. The car was amazing and loaded with features. The coolest thing is that they built the car such a way that is easy for upgradations and affordable spares.and a great fuel efficiency.
Japanese folks are so polite they bow to greet each other. When jet planes depart the airport, workers wave and then bow to the jet in unison. Even these robots are polite. They look like they are bowing to each other.
Still drive my 2004 Mazda 3 2.3L 5 speed, got around 200,000k on her now but never had a problem and owned since new! thank you Mazda for doing such an amazing job!❤
Purchased a Mazda 3 SP25 in Adelaide, Australia in 2018. I've done 200k in the car, no issues at all. Absolutely loved it. Just bought a CX-5 Akera for the wife. The quality is amazing. Great products. I wouldn't buy another brand of car ever again.
The Mazda vehicles built in Japan are more reliable than Honda.
True! My 2020 Honda Civic was built in Canada, and 6,700 miles later, it is a freaking rattle box and the seats already squeak like an old car with ten times the mileage. I have even been in a 2019 Kia Forte with 12,300 miles and not a single rattle and the seats do not make any sound. A shame since the Honda's I have been around in the past had near perfect fit and finish, even the freaking 8th gens Civics aside from the paint quality of course. Mazda on the other hand seemed to have improved even faster than Hyundai since they have been separate from Ford since 2013.
honda lost it
My Mazda Tribute is from 2006 and still has no problems
@@toothpaste5961 thats a ford escape rebadeged lol
I have a 2010 Mazda 3 made in Japan. The best car I have ever owned.
The build quality of my 2020 cx-5 is excellent, now I see why. A friend had suggested I look at one, it wasn't originally on my list, very happy I did.
My 2010 Mazda 6 is still going strong likes new. Of course, I kept it maintained as scheduled. Good car to keep.
My '09 is going great and I'm still loving it. BTW, the 2nd Gen Mazda we are talking about were built in Flat Rock, MI, U.S.A.
Mate we're dailying a 2000 Familia.
We too, have a 2010 Mazda 6. Owned for over 9 years now...the longest ANY car has been in the fam. Got 239K on the clock and STILL gets down...😁
Zoom zoom
5 days ago, our 2009 mazda 6 TS2 timing chain broke. Complete write off ):
I had a 2010 Mazda 3, then I strayed to a Nissan Rogue and a VW GTI. Went back to a CX-5 and now finally the new 2021 Mazda 3 2.5 Turbo. It is a piece of beauty and power.
Invoice says my 2014 Mazda 6 was made in February 2013 in Hofu, Japan. Japanese workers build quality products. This video is amazing!
I like to see Japanese cars made in Japan. Since Honda started making Accords in the US, quality has drastically diminished.
It's simple to see why. Japanese workers are disciplined and are there because of merit and are skilled. US workers are protected by unions, does the absolute minimum while expecting maximum pay, and demands they get "opportunities" handed to them despite being woefully unqualified for promotions. Unions are the scourge of productivity.
@@iamthelaw69 Autoworker unions exist in Japan you dolt.
Japanese cars made in America are waterdown in quality or become americanized
Accord has been made in America since 1982
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I'm in awe the entire time watching this.
I own a 2019 CX-9. It was built in Japan. The car is flawless! Great car!
Amazing!all those moving parts!AND the workers on the line and it moves...amaze.
自分の車が広島の工場で作られてるのは知ってましたが
作り上げていく工程が見れて嬉しいです。
更に、凄い技術とスタッフ皆さんの手際の良さ丁寧さ
安心してマツダ車に乗れると
更に思いました。
凄く良い動画をありがとう御座います。
ご視聴ありがとうございます
I have a 2017 CX5 (Red Soul) and a 2018 CX3 (Metallic Ceramic) both loaded GX's HUD equipped. Nice Economical and great handling. love the sport mode and the paddle shifting on my CX3 in manual mode.
I'm a big fan of Japanese cars. They are excellently built. My Toyota Yaris was solid for many years, my rental was a Mazda CX-5 and I immediately fell in love with the interior design, the calm power and the well-thought-through dashboard. There is a lot of emotion going on when you drive a car like that. Now I drive a Honda Jazz/Fit and that one is fantastic too. REI!
The most gorgeous shade of red ever. When I see a CX-5 or a Miata with this shade of red I immediately turn to look at it.
What other premium brands forget is luxury comes from passionate craftsmanship.. you can mass produce a boring “car” all day long, but it will never be on the same level as a machine from Mazda.
I have a 2015 Mazda 6 GT made in Hiroshima, Japan! Since it was a special order ( with all the options I wanted), I had to wait 2 and half month for it. It was worth it!! I LOVE MY MAZDA!!! I have been driving it for 5 years, it has NEVER given me any problems! Kind of cool to see where my baby was born! 😋👌
How much this toy costs?
@@illusionyx907 For my fully loaded top of the line brand new 2015 Mazda 6 GT after taxes and dealer fees etc... I paid $35K. I currently have 129,000 miles on it and it still drive like a brand new car! Of course, I have been getting the oil changes and the basic maintenance done since day 1, always on time. I am pretty convinced I can drive it for at least another 130,000 miles. What is cool about Mazda is that you never get tired of driving it. It's always fun to zoom, zoom!! -:)
Tears of joy watching my 2020 CX9 on it's way home to me
This video was so soothing and stressful at the same time.
I love my Mazda-3 zoom-zoom, Attractive design, reliable power-train, great handling characteristics. Only thing I wish Mazda to change is the sheet metals to stronger ones or galvanize the one used to make Mazdas. They rust quickly if not protected or undercoated, Not everybody lives in California sunshine. Thanks for the rare video WN
Giardintek Have you ever tried driving with two adults sitting in the back seat? It’s a beautiful car, but no rear seat leg room.
To rust you have to live near the cost. The salted air is very corrosive. I believe all Mazda's sheetmetal is galvanized. Normally you have a warranty for that.
@@PhlilipeAlves rust is a problem in many snowy US states because they use a kind of salt on roads.
If their not galvanized, what is that swimming pool the dive in? To clean, the base for paint or To galvanize??!!
@@80808O snow is the same for all cars, but Mazda rots much faster than others.
I own a 2019 CX5 Turbo. Best car I've ever owned. No issues at all. Thanks to all Mazda workers in Japan!
This is truly an amazing video! I recently purchased a 2020 MX-5 Miata RF GT and I absolutely love it, thank you Mazda
I've got a CX3 which is lovely.
Sameee
Not made in Japan sorry
@@Montana270 That's what I want. A cx3. I currently have a 2
Joseph Juguilon yes the CX-3 is made in Japan
@@Chorizomicks there are CX-3's in this video
Miata MX5 is the best roadster of all times.
I had a Miata MX5 before. It is a very good small.
I wanted to have a little bigger car, so I have Mazda3 hatchback. This Mazda3 is the second one.
It is the always the answer
Can't argue that. I bought a 13 year-old NC a couple of years ago, in great shape, and the thing has been the best car I've owned. Also ties for cheapest car, if you consider inflation. Kind of great since this point in my life is when ya buy the expensive crap. Added a 2018 CX-5 GT to the mix a week ago. I love it.
@@mattkasicki301 speed isn't everything
Sorry, S2000
Very impressive! Tesla would be smart to adopt those quality controls and checks of gaps.
lol yesssss
@ too bad they have profitable quarters with good numbers. Quarter after quarter. Grt out of here mac.
Tesla makes flashy gadgets. The priority is not the car itself.
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@@d.k.1394 Hi brother, I want to know, is the system allowed to buy Mazda Model 79 from your country and ship it to Saudi Arabia, please please
みていたらオートメーション化で凄い簡単に作ってるようにみえるけど、このロボットも出来るまで相当苦労されたんだろうなと思うと感慨深いですね～～自分も納車まであと数日ですが、感謝感謝です。
2018 Mazda 3 Touring owner here from Australia.....Absolutely love my car ❤️❤️❤️
My 2019 Mazda 3 hatchback was made in one of those factories. 😊
I am sure you have a very quality compact car of Mazda3 hatchback. Mine is 2014 model of the hatchback.
If the VIN starts with a "J" then yes.
Mine too. I checked the door when I got it.
Do they export this cars to europe and usa?
@@Lordosvk yup, US anyways. The sedan is mostly Mexican made though
Precision and meticulous manufacturing in Japan. The Japanese know how to make good stuff.
Great cars! They keep climbing the reliability charts in several publications!
Not limited to Mazda, the Japanese manufacturing industry is a manufacturer in Japan that covers almost all industrial equipment.
For example, SMC / CKD / FANUC / DMG-MORI / YASKAWA / THK, etc.
It's interesting to see how physically fit the line workers appear to be.
Mazda turns out great vehicles.
Is the process really this quiet? Many times the microphone seems much further away than the camera shot. I love Mazdas and would like to believe they have library-like factories, but I think it's probably louder than this up close.
I mean it probably is. People in Japan don’t even talk while riding trains. Pretty cool.
I dont know if you have ever been in any factory or assembly line. They are absolutely NOT quiet, especially when we sre talking about big machinery like the forming press in the begining.. there is no way in hell you could hear only random clunks and vfd whining in there
I work in a (Japanese) car manufacturing plant and let me tell you those guns (drills) are louuuuud, assembly lines are noisy, forklifts, air powered machines, rattling or torque mechanisms, lifters, andons and everything else all adds up, when I work my ear plugs are pummelled in deep to my brain or I’d go deaf.
Japan production is a reason why Mazdas are so reliable!
Still the best car production line I think in the world.
Still? The fuck. You clearly didn't see other giant manufacturers line assembly.
I suppose you've never seen the main VW plant. You'd never even think about saying such thing otherwise.
I have had 5 Mazdas. Two M5s 1 CX3 and now have a 2016 CX9 and a 2019 Mazda 3 HB premium manual trans. Years ago I had a Mazda 626. They are great quality cars that are fun to drive and a good deal.
I've owned 6 Mazdas...loved everyone...nothing else compares! I get my new soul red crystal CX5 in a few days!
この手の生産工場の動画を観ると欧州の工場に比べて日本の工場ってなんとなく暗く感じる
手元が明るければいいのだろうけどなんか気が滅入りそうだからもっと壁や天井を白くしたり照明を多くしたり従業員が明るく働ける環境にしたほうがいいんじゃないだろうか
Get to pick-up my 2021 CX-5 on Wednesday. Yahoo!!
congrats! waiting for my CX9
So this is how my CX5 order is being made right now. Tears.
Lucky you. I would love the cx3. I like smaller cars.
@@stephenmurray2851 Thank you for your kind words. Really. I wish you and yours are safe within this pandemic.
Congrats, man! I'm relly happy with my Mazda 6 (GH), and I remember that feeling of a fresh new car) Hope your CX-5 will be shipped in no time!
@@86rattlehead M6 (GH) , M3(BK) car lines are my favourite. They were the ones with least complaints and recalls in Middle East. CX5 was okay but CX9 AWD was the terrible one with a least reliable transfer case.
I can't wait to buy one. I've been researching CX-5s for months.
feels good to own a mazda now, i bought the mazda 3 hatchback 2020 and after seeing this video im glad its been professionaly made with love and care
I bought my 3 hatchback because I was so happy to see they were making cars in Japan! Couldn’t be more pleased with its quality. Mazda is a very underrated brand in North America
Good choice!
Kudos to those workers; my 2019 Mx5 came through with zero defects. Not one single thing.
Same with my 2019 CX-5: zero defects!
My 1990 MX-5 had zero defects when it was 23 years old and had 250k on the clock. The only things that wrong were due to user stupidity
Same here my 2019 Mazda 3
@@rbrookes same. My mazda 2 venture special edition is December 2012 and has passed every single mot 100%. A smooth as butter.
your seatbelt retracts perfectly? most of them dont
Awesome footage. The 2021 CX-5 is the best car I've ever owned, hands down!
Same here...👍
Its just incredible how innovation works! So proud of the intelligence of mankind!
Mazda has some nice designs too.
I drive a Nissan D 22 Dual Cab
now with 25 yrs life it
drives like a dream, engine is like a swiss Clock work
Even with rough off road riding & through waterways etc
U cant beat the JAPANESE QUALITY
We all agree on it
Cheers
I just bought a 2021 Mazda6 GT Turbo in Soul Crystal Red and I'm absolutely in love with this car. Proud to own a Mazda especially after seeing this video.
Glad you got one because there wont be one in 2022.
The reason I bought my M3 BP hatchback: Japanese quality
Yes indeed. The Japanese are consummate artisans. Having confirmed that, who the dickens would buy either a Chinese car, a Chinese wrist watch or a Chinese heart-pacemaker for dear old Grandma (unless you disliked her)
Ford, no Mazda
@@gellerthajos8011 wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh
@@gellerthajos8011 Ford took over Mazda, Toyota & Honda by the late 1990's. Many of these vehicles are "made" in Japan, but certainly not design in Japan.
Some Japanese dude: "I drive a new car every day!"
And get paid.
Before buying my Mazda3 hatchback I compared with the same category of Toyotam, Subaru and and Honda. Tha mazda's cars have more quality and good substances for the price. It does not like a cheap car. They really make a quality cars now. I am very happy with Mazda's cars, Roadstar and Mazda3 hatchback. I will buy Mazda3 hatchback again when I need to buy a new car.
I drove Toyota and Subaru's cars in Japan.
Mazda is most reliable Japanese car but I enjoy the drive Subaru more
@@hgn1832 Actually Toyota are most reliable, but Mazda aren't far off but I think they are more desirable for most of the model range.
Eh, I think the miata is pricy for what it is.
My 2008 3 5-door has been flawless. Still a hoot to toss on curvy roads. Now I know why I like it. The attention to the inspection process on the line by the good old Mk I eyeball. Wish they had shown the stowing of the vehicles in the ship.
@@2010ngojo I think that's more the cars fame that drives up the price same with how 4Runners and Tacoma's can actually fetch higher used prices than a Tundra or Sequoia. Popularity also drives prices up. Subarus are also a bit pricey too.
Skilled, well trained & disciplined, attention to detail and & general quality control brought me to my 2024 mazda cx5. No looking back, I like the car & feel it beats ANYTHING the USA makes & will serve me for much longer. Glad I finally researched this make & made my choice. Should have switched long time ago.
My mom is still driving her 2010 cx9 touring. Still one of the nicest cars ever with the coolest features even in 2010.
Mazda is very reliable in Australia and shown in the monthly sale figures here.