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	<title>Comments on: Mazda&#8217;s Hybrid-free Strategy of Necessity</title>
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		<title>By: Irene</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is interesting for a number of reasons. If Mazda continues to improve on fuel economy won&#039;t there be a continued market for its cars? Especially if they still make well-designed vehicles.  I recently purchased a Mazda 6 hatchback version because it was the best alternative to the (Mercury) station wagon I had to replace.  There are very few station wagons to choose from in the price range (the Mercury/Ford was no longer available). Why are auto manufacturers putting out more and more large, clumsy vehicles--hybrid or not?]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is interesting for a number of reasons. If Mazda continues to improve on fuel economy won&#8217;t there be a continued market for its cars? Especially if they still make well-designed vehicles.  I recently purchased a Mazda 6 hatchback version because it was the best alternative to the (Mercury) station wagon I had to replace.  There are very few station wagons to choose from in the price range (the Mercury/Ford was no longer available). Why are auto manufacturers putting out more and more large, clumsy vehicles&#8211;hybrid or not?</p>
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