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Mazda Reports February Sales Results

Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) recently released its sales figures for February, indicating total vehicle sales of 33,497 units, marking a flat comparison with the same month in 2025. Despite having one less selling day this year—with 24 days versus 25—Mazda was able to achieve a 4% increase in its Daily Selling Rate (DSR).

Among these sales, Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) sales reached 5,954 vehicles for the month, representing a 6.4% uplift compared to February last year. These figures highlight Mazda's resilient position in the automotive market, particularly given challenging economic conditions.

Key Highlights of February Sales

Mazda's sales results reveal some remarkable achievements:

• - Second Best February Total Sales: The company’s performance marked its second-best February in total sales, underscoring consistent consumer interest and trust in the brand.
• - Record Sales for Mazda 3 Sedan: The Mazda 3 sedan achieved its best February retail sales since 2020, signaling a strong comeback for this model after a subdued performance in previous years.
• - Outstanding Performance of CX-50: Both the CX-50 ICE and Hybrid models experienced their best February total sales ever, pointing to the growing popularity of SUVs in Mazda's lineup.

Across the borders, Mazda Canada, Inc. (MCI) recorded 4,616 vehicle sales in February, which is an increase of 1.3% compared to the same timeframe in 2025. Conversely, Mazda Motor de Mexico (MMdM) showed a decline in sales, with 8,321 vehicles sold—a drop of 11% year-over-year. This contrast highlights the differing market dynamics and consumer preferences in Canada and Mexico, presenting a mixed picture for the brand’s performance across North America.

Sales Breakdown by Model

Delving deeper into model-specific performances:

• - The Mazda3 saw sales of 3,129 vehicles, reflecting a 10.3% rise year-over-year. However, the standalone figures for the Mazda 3 Sedan were less favorable, decreasing by about 27.6%.
• - The CX-5 marked a significant increase, with 13,701 units sold, showcasing a 26% growth compared to last February.
• - The CX-50 further solidified its popularity, with a dramatic increase of 38.7%, achieving 10,094 sales this February.
• - Conversely, the MX-30 experienced no sales during the month, indicating potential supply constraints or market adjustments as this new model finds its footing in the competitive market.

Conclusion

Mazda’s February sales figures reveal a stable month with notable highlights, particularly in its sedan and SUV offerings. The company continues to adapt to changing consumer preferences while maintaining a strong foothold in the market. As the automotive industry evolves, these results may reflect the resilience and adaptability of the Mazda brand in navigating challenges, serving as a promising indicator of future performance.

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