How did the son of a poor fisherman create Mazda?
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- Hello, guys! Tell me, what is the first thing you associate with a cork tree and a cork at all? What are the possible options? Well, bottles of wine seem to be clogged with it, and this material sometimes can be used in construction... All this is true - but it is unlikely that it will occur to you that there may be a connection between a cork and a car...More precisely, with a specific car brand!
But actually, there is such a connection! In 2020, the assembly of the first electric car of the automaker Mazda started in the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It was a Mazda MX-30. Well, what's the big deal, you might think, a lot of companies produce electric cars, and what does the story about the cork have to do with it? Yes, despite the fact that the Mazda MX-30 had one interesting feature in the interior decoration. And to be precise, one of the materials that were used to make the interior of this car was just the same cork. The most natural cork that cork trees give us.
But the most important thing is that it was not just an original whim of the designer. This was done absolutely consciously and emphasized the connection of Mazda with cork production. This idea was supposed to revive one important, but now a bit forgotten story. The story of how "Mazda" or rather "Mazda Motor Corporation" appeared.
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Hi! What do you think of my story?
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Interesting and informative, nicely put together. Many thanks!
The founder was extremely gifted, obviously.
Excellent video of Mazda’s history. Very informative and not boring.
I'm a Ford technician who's also worked at an Audi and GM dealer ... I have nothing but great things to say about Mazda here in Canada. They're truly one of the best vehicles for your $ that you can get.
Been buying not but Mazdas since early 2000s and still today in 2024.
Don't know about nowadays, but the first Mazda I bought was a 1984 626. I had it ten years. Traded it in on a new 1997 Mazda MX6, I had it ten years until it was stolen. Never had anything go wrong with them. Prior to those, all the American built cars I owned, only lasted about 3 years before they started falling apart.
I've never trusted Mazda until I traded my 2011 Camry for a 2014 Mazda 6, which has been driving smoothly for 200k miles. Handling is the best in its class. Looking forward to getting the Cx70 soon and keeping it for 8 years. Thank you Mazda for making such a great car. I'll keep buying Mazda as long as they're making them.
Had a RX-8 (still drive it), a 121 DB, a 323 BG, MX-5 NC and a 6 GL. Great company, great cars, always try to do things differently and affordable.
‘04 Mazdaspeed MX-5, ‘09 Mazda3, and ‘16 CX-3 in our garage - routine maintenance, and they’re all a joy to drive.
Plenty of of Mazda’s in my family, and they’re all going strong.
I’m a fan of many Japanese cars, but gravitate toward Mazda as they’re well made, cheap to run, and great to drive.
MIATA is how Mazda is great.
Mazda is the second japanese oldest manufacturer car after Mitsubishi that why many of Mazda spare parts also using the Mitsubishi brand and Mazda have a good technology engineering in transmission automotive
Just bought a CX-5 ❤. Learned how to drive in Japan on a Mazda many years ago.
I am proud to own a 92 Mazda Miata NA MX5.
Miata MX5 manual transmission is dream drive for weekend enjoyment.
I had the RX2 rotary 5sp manual Abe the MPV and like them both.
I learned how to drive in a 1994 Mazda B4000, years later i taught myself how to drive manual in a 1996 Mazda 626.
Bough at 2020 CX-30 and I absolutely love it.
Its growing on me... i used to feel inferior to the German counterparts on the road but the fabric seats easy user interface entertainment system and smooth mechanical history is a winner for sure
@@nickrodnooriafshar8599 you can’t beat the luxury feel with a solid engine and reliable reputation. I’m pretty sure they ranked 4th for reliability last year.
i enjoyed from tip to toe, easy to understand, not overly detailed yet detail enuff to understand what im generally interested, i think its greatly put together, thank you for the information my friend, great job there!
Great video
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Grew up in the 90s at Raf Lakenheath a US base in England
My parents had a Mazda 323 1989 and never let them down once and that thing was in our family till year 2002,one thing i notice looking back is Mazda is a big hit with the Americans not so much the UK
I learned driving by Mazda 1500 cc 1967 model.
Nice👍
Zoom Zoom 🏎
oh and one more,,,lest we forget,,they were the first or most advanced with catalytic converter apparatus as early as 1984, for emission clean up
Hi. Could someone tell me, please, what's the title of the last song?
oh, I'm mixed up with Mazda bulbs
I drive a Mx30
7:13 motocarro Moto Guzzi Trialce
Mazda … 😢😢😢… in this hard EST times I AM STUCK WITH NEW - INCORRECT MAZDA3 and BANK-LOAN😔😔😔, because of what my family does not have for living. Bank - loan - for new incorrect Mazda 3. Since 2019 it is not possible to make any communication even with main company. In Japan😔. Huge humiliation which I have got since 2019 still lasts in dealer DIPeM in Belgrade. I am not guilty because incorrect car was sold to me 😔. Al least, great help should be given to me without any blackmail as my family is 17 years loyal customer to Mazda Motor Corporation, Japan !
Huhhhhhh
cosmo was not the first rotary car, nsu was.
First rotary engine production car was an NSU, not Mazda.
The American Edison company called it's lightbulbs "Edison Mazda lamps". They claimed to have invented the lightbulb and sold them worldwide before 1900.
well ... Edison DID invent the lightbulb (at least he's the first to file a US patent).
@@rhuephusvery interesting I didn’t know that.
mazda = crap..My current Mazda 6 will be the last Mazda I'll ever buy..And i have owned Mazdas all my life..My first car was a Mazda rx7 .. mazda is now nothing but trouble..The amount of failures on this car is ridiculous,And I take care of it like a baby since day one..The list of things I've replaced luckily I repair everything myself Comes out to quite a lot..Anything rubber has failed on my car dry rot Cracking and falling apart your name it's failed.. Even the current clearcoat is failing.. in areas... my next car will be a Toyota
Mazda is great, the 6, not so much honestly. The 6 is their most problematic car.
My 2018 m6 is going strong still
The 6 is literally in the top 10 cars rated to last 300k miles or more.
You probably had a lemon. I haven't known anyone who's ever had a problem with their 6 as far as people I've met. All manufacturers can make lemons. I've known a camry that burned oil, and a couple accords need new transmissions. But thats about all I can account for.
2008 Mazda 3
No issues for over a decade ❤
You are wrong. All you have is a "lemon".
Mazda is exceptionally well made and reliable. Unfortunate for you to have one of the few cars that malfunction.
Contact your Mazda dealer and have it resolved.