Mazda’s rotary engine technology is far from dead. However, its traditional fans – or “rotorheads” as they like to be known – may not be pleased with the direction it is taking.
At a technology seminar in Yokohama last month, Mazda showed a small group of New Zealand media an electric
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David Linklater
Thu, 05 Dec 2013
Thu, 05 Dec 2013
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