Rumormill: Mazda considers charity diesel motor fuel CX-7 in a States
Two years ago, Mazda introduced an modernized new 2.2-liter four cylinder diesel engine in the European market. Since afterwards, we’ve asked Mazda officials upon multiform occasions whether they would suggest that engine in a U.S. market. A company has never ruled out bringing the diesel here, though it has additionally never said it would. Instead, Mazda has regularly pronounced that it’s watching a marketplace as well as if there was demand for a diesel in a U.S., it would demeanour during charity a fit engines. Perhaps a success of Volkswagen’s diesel offerings in a U.S. has assured Mazda to look more seriously at oil-burners.
Mazda also offers a higher revving, some-more absolute 2.3-liter diesel that would be better matched to U.S. tastes. Mazda already offers the CX-7 with an SCR after-treatment complement that would go a long way to assembly American emissions standards. However, at last fall’s Tokyo Engine Show, the company also showed the next-generation diesel dubbed Sky-D, which is 20 percent some-more fit. According to Road & Track, Mazda has concurred that a Sky-D diesel motor fuel could be partial of a lineu p for a next generation CX-7 and CX-9, though the obvious question is: When?
Gallery:2010 Mazda CX-7
[Source: Highway & Track]
