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Mazda SUV Recorded as Best Seller in April
Mazda Sales Thailand is Automotive Company Japanese premium brand announced the success of its SUV sales in April 2020 which could lead Mazda to become the leader in SUV segment
Honda Takes the Sporty Premium Sedan to the Next Level and Hotter than Summer With the New Ignite Red Honda Civic TURBO RS
Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co., Ltd. introduces the Honda Civic with a new Ignite Red color for the TURBO RS variant, bringing out the best in a sporty premium sedan
Mazda unveils the New MX-5 RF Upgraded design to fulfil its sense of sport premium
Mazda Sales (Thailand) Co., Ltd. unveils the New MX-5, the latest generation of Mazda’s legendary iconic car offering driving pleasure
Volvo enhances safety to boost customers confidence in showrooms and service centers to prevent the spread of COVID-19
As a premium Swedish car brand, Volvo has always placed the utmost importance on safety and will continue to prioritize putting people first
Worry-Free Driving with Free Disinfecting Service at Mitsubishi Service Centers Nationwide
In the face of COVID-19, Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) Co., Ltd. continues to bring worry-free driving experience to customers with its aftersales service tagline 'Rao Doo Lae Khun Kae Kub’
Mazda achieves sales of 52,000 units in FY2019
Mazda Sales (Thailand) Co. Ltd. has announced its business performance for fiscal year 2019 that ended in March. During this period, the company sold close to 52,000 vehicles in Thailand
MG confirms Customers NEW MG EXTENDER is Compatible with B10 Diesel
MG additionally would like to encourage customers to switch to B10 diesel to comply with policies of Ministry of Energy
Mazda3 Wins 2020 World Car Design of the Year
The Mazda3 won the 2020 World Car Design of the Year award, one of the special awards of the World Car Awards (WCA).
Mitsu Impression Celebrates Grand Opening
Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) Co., Ltd. has continued to advance the dealer network expansion and strengthen its presence in Thailand for better services to customers.
Isuzu to temporarily suspend vehicle production in Thailand due to component shortage and market shrinkage
it has decided to temporarily suspend vehicle production of its 2 production plants -- in Amphur Prapradaeng, Samut Prakan Province and in Gateway Industrial Estate in Chachoengsao Province--during April 13-30, 2020.
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