2014 Mazda Flair crossover introduced in Japan

by SpeedLux

Mazda has recently introduced the new Flair in Japan.

Described as a lightweight crossover that combines fuel efficiency with superior performance, the Flair comes with features such as a ruggedized exterior with plastic body cladding, skid plates and 15-inch wheels. Most owners won’t dare to take it off-roading but the Flair boasts of ground clearance of 175-180mm and a 28° approach angle.

Talking about the interior, the pictures of the cabin were not released but the company says that the model has a spacious cabin that can comfortably seat four adults. The Flair also comes equipped with heated front seats, color coordinating trim and a rear seat that can fold, recline and slide.

Under the hood, power is provided by a 660cc engine which is connected to a continuously variable transmission. Performance specifications were not released by the company, but the Flair can be equipped with an optional four-wheel drive system that has a hill descent control system.

The Flair will go on sale from 31st January next year and the pricing of the model kicks off from ¥ 1,285,200 (approx $ 12,270 / € 8,965).

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