There may still be plenty of people searching for Mazda car spares online in the future, if comments from the manufacturer are anything to go by.

According to the company, its sales figures have not been too badly affected by the recession.

It stated the popularity of its models has meant it has been able to perform well, despite the economic downturn.

Managing director Jeremy Thomson said: "The continued success of Mazda2 and the launch of the all-new Mazda3 has … helped boost profits for our dealers."

Overall, net year-on-year profits for the first five months of 2009 were up 60 per cent.

The group also revealed dealers across the country have reported an increase in operating profit over the same period of 24.1 per cent.

Meanwhile, motorists who have recently bought a model from the manufacturer may find they can keep it in peak condition for many years to come by replacing parts that become worn with Mazda car spares purchased online.

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