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Mazda to unveil space wagon concept, the MX-Flexa

Mazda Motor Corp. has issued the following press release:

Mazda Motor Corporation heads into the 74th Geneva International Motor Show with the world debut of its newest concept vehicle, the MX-Flexa. The six-seat concept demonstrates one possible direction Mazda could take in creating a future space wagon.

Featuring the emotional design and innovative packaging consumers now expect from Mazda, the MX-Flexa concept showcases key elements that could further improve Mazda's position in the growing space wagon segment. With this project, the design team put particular focus on adding new levels of emotional appeal.

The MX-Flexa concept showcases the emotional design and innovative packaging that customers have now come to expect from Mazda. It features an appealing exterior design, high levels of interior functionality and comfort, and superior dynamic performance, in a concept vehicle that could further improve Mazda's position in the growing space wagon segment in Europe.

Details of the car will be announced during the Mazda press conference scheduled to commence at 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, March 2, 2004 at Geneva, Switzerland.

Geneva also sees the European premiere of the MX-Micro Sport concept, first shown at the 2004 North American International Auto Show, and the new Mazda3 sedan equipped with a 1.6-liter MZ-CD common-rail turbo-diesel engine, which will be on sale in Europe starting from March.

2004-02-09
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Forrest
Looks like a minivan gone wrong. Or something like that. Although I'm not a fan of wagons.
rio
Space wagon? Like it goes in space? Neato!
Cyclone
That looks great....FOR ME TO POOP ON!
fallon
what do they mean by "space"
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