Mazda Hofu Plant tops 7million Production Figure
07-06-2006 | 05:16 PM
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Mazda Hofu Plant tops 7million Production Figure
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more at the link above- im having a tough time reconconciling that 1982 was 24 years ago
Submitted by Berny on Wednesday, July 5, 2006 - 16:19 Mazda General
HIROSHIMA, Japan--Mazda Motor Corporation has announced that, on July 5, 2006, its Hofu plant in Yamaguchi Prefecture has reached a cumulative vehicle production volume of seven million units. This milestone was achieved 23 years and 10 months since manufacture of the Mazda Capella (known as the Mazda 626 in overseas markets) commenced at the Hofu Plant No.1 in September 1982.
HIROSHIMA, Japan--Mazda Motor Corporation has announced that, on July 5, 2006, its Hofu plant in Yamaguchi Prefecture has reached a cumulative vehicle production volume of seven million units. This milestone was achieved 23 years and 10 months since manufacture of the Mazda Capella (known as the Mazda 626 in overseas markets) commenced at the Hofu Plant No.1 in September 1982.
more at the link above- im having a tough time reconconciling that 1982 was 24 years ago
you guys are old!
07-07-2006 | 12:09 PM
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Bought my first rx-7 in 1980 - waited 16 weeks for it to come in and I paid over sticker price. No air conditioning, no power steering, AM/FM radio but no tape deck (and I mean no cassette or 8-track).
I added the optional aluminum wheels over the base steel wheels ! And I got a sunroof - manually operated and removeable.
It had a semi-automatic choke system. When starting, you pulled the choke all the way out. As I remember, after a minute or so you pushed the choke half-way in. Then when the engine warmed up, it automatically closed the rest of the way.
Ah, the memories.
I added the optional aluminum wheels over the base steel wheels ! And I got a sunroof - manually operated and removeable.
It had a semi-automatic choke system. When starting, you pulled the choke all the way out. As I remember, after a minute or so you pushed the choke half-way in. Then when the engine warmed up, it automatically closed the rest of the way.
Ah, the memories.
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