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Mazda releases redesigned AZ-Wagon i

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Mazda Motor Corp on Thursday announced the launch of its redesigned Mazda AZ-Wagon i, a special needs vehicle equipped with a sloping access ramp for wheelchairs. The new model is based on the fully redesigned AZ-Wagon micro-mini that was launched in Japan in September 2008.

The new AZ-Wagon i has a wide opening at the rear and a spacious cabin with a high roof. Other enhancements designed for wheelchair users include a new three-point seatbelt and a handrail on both sides of the rear cabin, as standard equipment. Additionally, user-friendliness is also improved for caregivers by a sloping entry/exit ramp that is gentler than the previous model.

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Nice design. Hope it sells well, could use more vehicles like that.

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I just wonder if it is eco friendly though...

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Car for wheel chair users, great. Mazda going up via AZ-wagon i.

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Now if they would make one for wheelchair users who drive themselves...

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It's a SUZUKI - aka Suzuki Wagon R. When will the auto press start to call these things what they are? Mazda redesigned what? Suzuki does everything. Mazda Sangyo may modify the vehicle but that's after delivery from Suzuki.

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Will be very helpful for picknickers and specially for users of wheel chair and other equipemnts for special people.

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