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Japan Beat: Mazda's Christmas Carol Aims Small


12/26/2006
HIROSHIMA, Japan — Mazda has announced it has face-lifted its Japan-market Carol micromini, and the new model will go on sale today.

The Carol, which Mazda describes as popular with female buyers "due to its charming design and practicality," gets a new front end with separated headlights, improved fuel economy and reduced emissions. Other notable changes include changed seats and door trim — with "tea colored" fabric.

The revised Carol has also qualified for Green Tax reductions because it is now certified as a SU-LEV vehicle under Japanese standards and gets 10-20-percent better fuel economy than the 2010 standard requires.

Mazda targets sales of 800 per month for the little Carol.

What this means to you: Good to know that little cars around the world, even cutesy ones that come in antique rose and lime green, are improving in eco-friendliness with each new version.

Edmunds.com/Inside Line






Japan Beat: Mazda's Christmas Carol Aims Small
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