In the same week, Honda rolled out its 2012 Fit Shuttle, a lengthened five-passenger carryall version of its small hatchback and Nissan released the Lafesta Highway Star minivan in Japan, a clone of the three-row, six-passenger Mazda5.
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Nobody buys a Mazda MX-5 ("Miata") because it's reliable.
Fiat and Mazda recently announced a partnership, and Fiat is taking it a step further by announcing that the Italian automaker is open to building Mazdas at its plants.
There's no need to spend vast sums of money to get a safe new car.
