A MAJOR car brand could be bringing back its most loved model after cutting it from the market just months ago.
Rumours of the Mazda 6 revival were squashed by company bosses as the industry giant focused on the launch of two new cars.
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It had been pulled from sale after an impressive 20 years and drivers were shocked to see it go.
However a U-turn could be on the table, according to Best Car – who claim profit made by the CV-60 and CX-80 in Europe has sparked interest in reinstating the popular model.
Previously a Mazda spokesperson admitted: “Declining UK sales in the saloon and estate car sector, mean we have ended sales of the Mazda 6 in the UK.
“However, the Mazda 6 will continue to be sold in some European markets.”
But, now that sales are rising in Europe, as well as increasing popularity of the bulkier CX-70 and CX-90 cars in North America, Mazda could bring back the mid-size sedan.
This comes as the world famous car brand discontinued its top of the range electric vehicle following negative customer reviews.
Mazda pulled the plug on its MX-30 model in the US just two years after its fully electric vehicle went into production.
Critics at Top Gear blasted the SUV as being a “weird little crossover” and an “underperformer”.
While Auto Express was not quite so harsh, describing it as a “stylish and unorthodox choice”.
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