Mazda has claimed its new CX-7 is equipped with a wide range of car parts and accessories.

It pointed out the Sport Tech edition of the auto comes with various premium features, including a Bose surround-sound audio unit with six-CD autochanger, cruise control, climate-control air conditioning, electric windows, heated front seats, satnav and Bluetooth technology.

Meanwhile, the manufacturer claimed the exterior of the vehicle boasts a more dynamic face than its predecessor.

It explained the car is fitted with a bigger five-point grille with chrome detailing and xenon headlights.

The vehicle also comes with a larger rear spoiler than the model it is replacing and 19-inch alloy wheels.

It is due to arrive in showrooms up and down the UK at the beginning of November.

Meanwhile, the Mazda3 MPS recently achieved fuel consumption of 41.75 mpg at this year’s MPG Marathon – an improvement of 43.48 per cent on its official capability.

Innovative Mazda car parts are helping the manufacturer improve its green credentials, it has been suggested.

The company pointed out it has created a 2.2-litre turbo diesel engine equipped with selective catalytic reduction technology that cuts harmful NOx gases.

In addition, the group’s stop/start system is capable of fuel savings of up to 14 per cent when fitted to the new Mazda3 i-stop model.

The carmaker highlighted these innovations after a European Federation for Transport and Environment report revealed, out of 14 leading manufacturers, the firm had been the second most successful in 2008 at reducing the average CO2 emissions of its motors.

Mazda recorded a drop of 8.2 per cent, behind BMW with a cut of 10.2 per cent.

The carmaker revealed it plans to reduce the average CO2 emissions of its autos a further 23 per cent by 2015.

In other news, Mazda recently unveiled an MX-5 made specially for the Frankfurt International Motor Show.

The engine used in a new Mazda auto helps create a "true sportscar experience", the manufacturer has claimed.

Visitors to this week’s Frankfurt International Motor Show will get to see an MX-5 created especially for the event.

The Superlight was built to mark the 20th anniversary of the roadster.

According to the carmaker, the model manages to be retro and futuristic at the same time.

The auto does not have a roof or a windscreen and Mazda claimed the vehicle offers a sense of oneness between motorist and machine.

It is fitted with a 1.8-litre petrol engine and this unit, combined with sporty chassis settings, helps to provide a great drive, the carmaker stated.

The model also boasts excellent fuel economy and handling, the marque added.

In other news, the Mazda3 MPS is due to arrive in showrooms up and down the UK at the beginning of next month, with prices starting at £21,500.

A new study has revealed the best used autos of the millennium.

Carsite.co.uk looked at a variety of factors – including customer satisfaction, running costs, sales figures, performance, reliability, depreciation and owner reviews – to produce a top 50 of the greatest vehicles of the noughties.

The auto which claimed the overall crown was the Mazda MX5 convertible.

Honda’s CR-V secured second spot and the Skoda Octavia clinched third place.

Meanwhile, some quite exclusive autos also made the top 50, with the Ferrari 360 finishing at 39 in the chart.

Commenting on the first-placed model, Carsite.co.uk spokesman Alistair Jeff said: "The Mazda MX5 deserves the top position thanks to strong reliability, value for money, residual performance and driveability."

He added the fact the vehicle emerged as the overall winner also highlights just how much Brits love drop-tops.

Meanwhile, the group recently urged people planning to buy a second-hand vehicle to act fast before prices rise further.

A variety of new Mazda car parts have been fitted to the latest addition to the manufacturer’s line up to ensure it offers an "exhilarating" drive, it has been claimed.

The Mazda3 MPS is due to arrive in showrooms up and down the UK in October and the company explained it features a range of innovative equipment.

Buyers will find the auto comes with the same engine that was fitted in the previous model.

However, the MZR 2.3 turbo unit has been revised so it complies with Euro 5 emissions regulations, without a reduction in power.

Mazda also claimed the use of an electronic throttle and boost pressure control allow for "stunningly fast acceleration".

In addition, a new exhaust system with twin tailpipes has resulted in a ten dB reduction in noise at engine speeds in excess of 5,000 rpm.

Sales and marketing director Mark Cameron commented: "Our latest Mazda3 MPS is a strikingly bold design, more dynamic looking, more aggressive and more assertive than ever before."

Prices start from £21,500.

Meanwhile, the new Mazda CX-7 is due to debut at this month’s Frankfurt International Motor Show.

Mazda has suggested the inclusion of one of its latest car parts in the new CX-7 could make the auto attractive to many buyers.

The model comes with the MZR-CD 2.2-litre turbo diesel engine, which the manufacturer described as "highly efficient" and "clean-running".

According to the company, the unit means that the vehicle offers significantly lower CO2 emissions and fuel consumption.

It stated owners will benefit from a sporty drive and excellent green credentials.

The vehicle’s engine is also compliant with Euro 5 emissions rules.

Due to be unveiled at the Frankfurt International Motor Show next month, the auto is scheduled to arrive in UK showrooms during October.

Mazda is also planning to display its latest range of eco-friendly technology – such as its rotary hydrogen powertrain – at the German event in September.

In other news, the MX-5 was named Best Roadster at the latest Auto Express honours – meaning it has received an award from the magazine on four consecutive occasions.

Mazda has suggested the inclusion of one of its latest car parts in the new CX-7 could make the auto attractive to many buyers.

The model comes with the MZR-CD 2.2-litre turbo diesel engine, which the manufacturer described as "highly efficient" and "clean-running".

According to the company, the unit means that the vehicle offers significantly lower CO2 emissions and fuel consumption.

It stated owners will benefit from a sporty drive and excellent green credentials.

The vehicle’s engine is also compliant with Euro 5 emissions rules.

Due to be unveiled at the Frankfurt International Motor Show next month, the auto is scheduled to arrive in UK showrooms during October.

Mazda is also planning to display its latest range of eco-friendly technology – such as its rotary hydrogen powertrain – at the German event in September.

In other news, the MX-5 was named Best Roadster at the latest Auto Express honours – meaning it has received an award from the magazine on four consecutive occasions.

Reliable Mazda car parts are just one of the attractive features on the award-winning MX-5 range, it has been suggested.

The manufacturer’s sales and marketing director Mark Cameron made this comment after the model was named Best Roadster by Auto Express.

He claimed the vehicle boasts cheap running costs and excellent specification levels that make it perfect for everyday motoring.

"The whole sportscar ownership experience is supported by Mazda’s legendary reliability and durability," Mr Cameron added.

Meanwhile, Auto Express described the MX-5 as the "default choice" for anyone looking for good value-for-money open-top enjoyment.

It said, with prices starting from £16,345, the vehicle is "something of a bargain".

The car beat off competition from both Porsche and BMW rivals to take the roadster crown.

In related news, the manufacturer recently announced a superlight concept model – based on the Mazda MX-5 – will make its debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show this September.

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.

Motorists who regularly buy Mazda parts in order to keep a much-loved auto running smoothly may be impressed to hear the manufacturer has improved its scrappage scheme deals.

The group pointed out participants in the initiative can now save up to £6,000 off the cost of its models.

Sales and marketing director Mark Cameron described it as a great chance for people to drive away in an attractive, reliable auto at a competitive price.

He went on to explain why the firm has decided to amend its discounts.

"We have taken the opportunity to review Mazda’s range of supporting allowances to ensure we are offering customers the best possible deals for the summer," Mr Cameron stated.

Drivers looking to take advantage of the financial incentives must have an auto registered at least ten years ago that they are prepared to trade in.

However, motorists who do not qualify for the deals may find they can keep their current auto in peak condition by replacing worn parts with Mazda car spares bought online.