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How many drivers in the Nashua area can remember the famous lines uttered at the beginning of each episode of the 1970s television series The Six Million Dollar Man? Mazda certainly did, and it's taken those words to rebuild the 2013 Mazda CX-5. They have the technology, and will demonstrate that in a series of advertisements inspired by the hit TV show, showing off the new and improved SUV.

In a series of commercials part of a campaign called "Better. Stronger. Smarter." Mazda will showcase the CX-5, and its wide variety of features, namely its SKYACTIV technology from Mazda…

Japanese auto maker MAZDA has brought two amazing new models to the 2012 Geneva Auto Show. One production model, MAZDA CX-5, the other, a futuristic concept. The latter, Takeri, is a design study, which will most likely be implemented on upcoming vehicles at Tulley Mazda in Nashua, NH.

Takeri also brings the auto maker's unique i-ELOOP regenerative braking system to the public. It's connected to their SKYACTIV-D 2.2-liter clean diesel engine, also on board CX-5. There is a four-cylinder SKYACTIV-G gas engine with i-stop too - MAZDA's label for their start-stop motor tech. You can expect two…

When you are shopping for a MAZDA in Nashua, NH the one place to find green models is at Tulley Mazda. The auto maker wants your driving experience to be as eco-friendly as possible, though one new ad campaign has environmentalists scratching their heads. Dr. Seuss' The Lorax, a new children's film, is taking part in a cross promotion with the MAZDA CX-5, naming it the only car with "truffala tree seal of approval." ¹

Some feel the add is in poor taste - using a cartoon meant to promote green living as a way to sell gas powered cars…

Saying goodbye is never easy. Thankfully, Mazda is helping its costumers bid farewell to the RX-8 with a special-edition Spirit R model. With a total of 1,000 units slated for production from next month until June 2012, Tulley Mazda (located at 147 Daniel Webster Highway in Nashua, NH) expects the Mazda RX-8 special edition Spirit R to go out with a bang.

Mazda lovers can see what really sets the special edition apart with one glance at the exterior. Available with Aluminum Metallic, Sparkling Black Mica, and Crystal White Pear Mica color options and bronze alloy wheels, the new…

The CX-5, a small crossover placed between MAZDA3  and MAZDA CX-7 won't even become production ready until next year - but that hasn't stop this Japanese company from testing a product that will drop into Tulley Mazda located at 147 Daniel Webster Highway in Nashua, NH for 2013.

"The biggest outflow from the C-car segment (Mazda 3) is into the small crossover segment," said Jim O'Sullivan, President of Mazda North America. "The CX-7 is for some people a little bit too big of a stretch. The CX-5 will not be a niche player." O'Sullivan expects 2013's…

The unveiling of the new Mazda CX-5 at the International Frankfurt Motor Show underlines more than the premier of one all-new CUV. It represents the unveiling of the first production model in an entirely new generation of vehicles.

Among the many things the new generation of Mazda vehicles, including the CX-5, offers that previous generations did not is Mazda's exclusive SKYACTIV TECHNOLOGY. Comprised of three distinctive components that have been engineered to work as harmoniously and efficiently as possible - engine, transmission, and platform - SKYACTIVE promises to enhance Mazda owner's overall driving experience. The new generation of Mazda cars…

The MAZDA6, available now at Tulley Mazda in Nashua, NH has always been a well-selling model. But due to recent additions to the line up, and less then stellar sales of the 6 in recent months, the car is in danger of being discontinued in the United States.

The majority of Mazda's US production is still accounted for by Mazda6, which is built alongside Fords at a shared Flat Rock, MI plant. AutoWeek's Hans Greiml reports that the Nikkan Kogyo newspaper believes Mazda could be looking to pull out from Flat Rock.

MAZDA6 is a big reason, apparently…