How did Mazda settle on the Femur Shatterer as the shape of their hood?
I'm still holding out hope for an electric Miata. One day.
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If this car is made in China (what it likely is), it will have a disadvantage in both the US and (to a lesser extent) in the EU.
Edit: Someone in the comments mentioned it is a redesigned SL03. The cockpit looks very similar:
God damnit. More capacitive touch buttons and LCD screens instead of normal buttons and a regular dash. I hate the way car interiors are evolving.
Yay, finally more non-SUV electric cars.
Oh, it's also made in China. And it's a rebranded Chinese car. The traditional manufacturers really are falling behind in the electric transition.
Mazda Easy Sex.
I'd say "they knew", but I'd they did they wouldn't have.
Only in the U.S.
I'll concede "North America", as "zee" has infected Canada too. Not sure about Mexico.