AutoExpress is reporting that the 2008 Mazda6-based upcoming Mazdaspeed6 (MPS) sports vehicle will be officially unveiled at the next international motor show in Paris. Featuring impressive ten-spoke 18-inch alloy wheels and aggressive aero-kit, the upcoming Mazdaspeed will retain the looks of the concept vehicle you can see on the pictures after the jump.

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Adapted for the U.S. market, the 2009 Mazda6 doesn't even come close to the sporty and energetic appearance of the European Mazda6, but, having considerably larger body, the North American version has a more powerful engine option as well.

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You know, Mazda has always tried but has never quite achieved its goal of becoming an automotive design super-star. But now, it seems that the company has finally found its voice. Although clearly influenced by Ford's "Kinetic Design" principles, the 2008 Mazda6 nevertheless looks much better than previous generations of the car and easily surpasses its main competitors like Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima or 2008 Honda Accord.

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Japanese Mazda Motor Corp. has unveiled yet another teaser photo of the second-generation Mazda6. Set to be unveiled at the upcoming motor show in Frankfurt, Germany, the deeply refreshed car bears much more energetic and purposeful appearance. Now it looks more like a Mazda RX-8 sports coupe rather than another boring mid-size sedan from Japan.

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Got an Apple iPod? May be you should consider buying a set of goodies for the little bugger. There must be an advanced dock station, a wireless transmitter, a better pair of headphones. And maybe you could also get a new Mazda for it, too.

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Prices for the new 250 hp Mazdaspeed3 wagon will start from as low as $22,800. For this money you'll get a six-speed manual gearbox, stability and traction control systems, 18-inch wheels, four-wheel ABS, and more, says Autoblog, pointing to the company's web-site. That's for the Sport trim. I steel can't find the new Mazdaspeed3 in the list but let's believe it is there.

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Available to Japanese customers since March, the new Mazda RX-8 Hydrogen RE will make its European debut on 22 August at the ONS2006 energy exhibition and conference to be held in Stavanger, Norway.

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Called Mazda MX-5 Roadster Coupe, the new vehicle complements the soft-top model, making the open-top MX-5 more interesting to customers, living in regions with long and cold winters, where it's not really convenient to use a car with a roof made of canvas.

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Japanese Mazda teamed with Prodrive to build a limited edition of its popular Mazda RX-8 performance coupe. Being based on the top-of-the-line Mazda RX-8 231ps model, the new Mazda RX-8 PZ features just the same acceleration and of 6.4 sec from zero to 62mph and top speed of 146mph, but outpaces its ancestor from the point of view of stability and control.

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Mazda plans to unveil its new Mazda CX-9 Crossover seven-seater during the upcoming 2006 New York International Auto Show. The crossover, designed specifically for the North American market, will combine powerful engine with modern looks.

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The new Mazda BT-50 1-ton pickup truck will be unveiled during the 2006 Bangkok Motor Show that will be held from March 22 through April 2 in Bitec. Bangkok Post Business is reporting that the new truck will replace older Mazda Fighter being sold to the local customers. Edmunds.com says that the new BT-50 is essentially the same Mazda B-4000 pickup well known to the Americans.

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Mazda Motor announced their plans to present the new Mazdaspeed 3 sport compact in Geneva. As the company puts it in its press release, the new Mazdaspeed 3, which will be marketed in Europe as Mazda 3 MPS (Mazda Performance Series), 'will be the fourth Mazda to carry the Mazdaspeed logo, just like the now selling Mazdaspeed 6 and Mazdaspeed MX-5' (alas, the authors of the press-release do not mention the name of the third car in the speedy family, so it must be the third one, I suppose).

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