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While Mazda is a distinctly Japanese company, it's produced all over with 3 Mazda manufacturing facilities in Japan, and several more in North America. Two Japanese plants are located in Hiroshima, Japan with a third in Hofu, Japan.
Since it started highly efficient marine transportation in the 1960s, the company is now looking back at a long history of marine transport and innovative transport technologies. Today the port of Hiroshima and marine logistics still play a huge part in the Mazda success story.
Rising to prominence in the U.S. during the 1970's with the Wankel rotary engine and the beloved RX-7 sports coupe, Mazda was part owned by Ford Motor Company from 1974 to 2015 and now stands as its own entity. With North America being its largest market, the company's sole brand is Mazda.
No, Mazda does not use Ford Engines. Until recently (2012), they had a partnership to share resources and manufacturing techniques, but that is no longer the case. You are more likely to find Mazda engines in Ford cars rather than the reverse.
The 2021 Mazda CX-5 doesn't have any USB-C port specifically, but its USB ports are compatible with USB-C cables and devices.
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The truth is that any car that isn't made by an American-based automotive manufacturer is considered an import. Some of the big players are companies like: Honda.
Primarily, Mazda production takes place in Japan. Mazda builds the 3, 6, CX-5, CX-9, and MX-5 Miata in Aki, Hiroshima. The CX-8, which isn't sold in North America, is also manufactured in Aki. Mazda has been building vehicles at the Aki plant since 1931.
The Mazda Motor Corporation owns Mazda. So what country is Mazda made from? They were founded in Hiroshima, Japan in 1920. The first passenger vehicle was created in 1940, but Mazda was known solely for their three-wheeled carts.
While Mazda is a distinctly Japanese company, it's produced all over with 3 Mazda manufacturing facilities in Japan, and several more in North America. Two Japanese plants are located in Hiroshima, Japan with a third in Hofu, Japan.
Mazda's are imports because the company is foreign. Ford does not own Mazda flat out but it does own a large chunk. The Japanese government won't allow any foreign interest to own its companies, but they can invest up to a certain amount.

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