Mazda BT-50 Pickup "New B Series"
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Global reveal of Mazda’s New One-Ton Pickup Planned for 2006 Bangkok International Motor Show........
Japan, 9 March 2006. Mazda Motor Corporation has announced the name of its new one-ton pickup range, which will make its world debut at the 2006 Bangkok International Motor Show, to be held from Wednesday 22 March through Monday 3 April 2006. “In line with Mazda’s global alphanumeric nomenclature strategy, we have named this new truck range “BT-50”, a global name that will be used in all markets,” says Malcolm Gough, Executive Officer and General Manager of Mazda’s Overseas Sales Division. “BT-50 recognizes the new range's B-Series Truck heritage (BT) and the number ‘50’ reflects that this one-ton vehicle is optimally positioned between smaller payload trucks (e.g. half-ton) and much larger trucks. “The Bangkok global premiere of the new Mazda BT-50 pickup range will provide existing and prospective owners with the chance to be amongst the first to see the world's Zoom-Zoom truck. “BT-50 builds on a tradition of Mazda heritage and values,” states Gough. “Its aggressive presence, command of the road and powerful new turbo diesel engines will provide leadership in this competitive truck segment.” With new 3.0L and 2.5L common-rail direct injection turbo diesel engines, BT- 50 delivers an exciting blend of sophisticated design, refinement, responsive handling and dynamic performance. Owners of this exciting new vehicle will find its outstanding versatility, comfort and convenience whether they use it much like a passenger car or in circumstances requiring tough, reliable commercial truck performance. With this new truck, Mazda has deepened its commitment to Thailand and Asia, which is an important centre of truck and automotive manufacturing for Asia and the world. .................................................. .................................................. ............................ |
not bad lookin :)
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Is it still on the Ranger platform?
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not my cup of tea but still nice, kind of looks like a nissan frontier with mazda styling.
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Looks like a Nissan.
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yeah still on the Ranger but the NEW Ranger
http://www.cartoday.com/content/news...ge.asp?in=7833 specs on the engines The pick-ups on display will be powered by two 16-valve common-rail diesel engines. The 2,5-litre produces 106 kW of power and 330 NM of torque from 1 800 r/min, but with a fuel index 22 per cent lower than before. A new 3,0-litre powerplant will also make its début, with 116 kW and 380 N.m of torque on tap (also from 1 800 r/min). The turbodiesel powertrains are mated with a new five-speed manual gearbox. 106 kilowatts = 142.148341 horsepower 330 (newton meters) = 243.395509 pound force feet 3.0 116 kilowatts = 155.558562 horsepower 380 (newton meters) = 280.273617 pound force feet |
front end looks like a sedan styling and yeah Frontier look-a-like, hell i hope they sell so mazda will have some money in the bank for the rotary development
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not a bad looking truck
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looks like a tribute. not a good thing
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now if a mazdaspeed version of that comes out before the 8 then I might get mad
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yep, looks like every other pickup
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Originally Posted by Dinhx8
now if a mazdaspeed version of that comes out before the 8 then I might get mad
I was thinking they were getting rid of the B series for some reason. |
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