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    Spying: Mazda Koeru Concept Transitions To CX-4 or CX-6 Production Model

      From concept to production in a flash

    Mazda has another crossover waiting in the wings as two sets of spy shots from China show us. This new crossover's name is currently being debated by various websites as to call it the CX-4, CX-6, or CX-7. What we can tell you is this CX crossover looks to be a production version of the Mazda Koeru concept shown in Frankfurt last year.

     

    Comparing the various spy shots to pictures of the Koeru concept reveal Mazda has kept a lot of the concept's design for the production model. Such details as the front end that is similar to the CX-3 and CX-5 to the sharply raked rear end are present. Inside looks like every other Mazda with the same center stack design and control knob behind the transmission lever.

     

    CarNewsChina reports the Chinese-market version will get the choice of either a 2.0L or 2.5L four-cylinder. Expect similar options if this new CX comes to the U.S.

     

    As for when we'll see it, reports say either the Geneva Motor Show in March or the Beijing Auto Show in April.

     

    Source: PopSUV.com, CarAdvice.com.au, CarNewsChina
    Pic Credit: PopSUV.com

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