New & Used Mazda Parts & Spares
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At RFD Autos, we are dedicated to assisting you in locating both new and pre-owned Mazda parts essential for maintaining your vehicle’s exceptional performance, a standard that Mazda has upheld since its inception. The company commenced automobile production in 1931 with the introduction of the Mazda-Go auto rickshaw and has continuously strived to create vehicles renowned for their fuel efficiency.
Our network of suppliers is equipped to provide any Mazda car parts necessary to preserve the economical and dependable attributes of your model. Whether you require replacement bumpers, new brake pads, or fuel injectors, we collaborate with breakers across the country to supply the Mazda car spares you need. Our inventory encompasses a wide range of models, from the agile Mazda 2 supermini to the elegant Mazda 6 saloon and the highly popular Mazda MX-5 roadster.
Our complimentary online search tool is designed for ease of use and efficiently identifies the most suitable options for your Mazda parts. RFD Autos facilitates connections with suppliers who offer trustworthy, competitively priced components delivered straight to your residence.
Genuine Mazda spares for any model
- 2 Parts
- 6 Parts
- Demio Parts
- RX-8 Parts
- 3 Parts
- 626 Parts
- Eunos Parts
- Tribute Parts
About Mazda Cars
Founded in 1920, Mazda is a Japanese automobile manufacturer whose name pays homage to Ahura Mazda, an ancient deity from West Asia. The company initially focused on the production of machine tools but shifted to vehicle manufacturing in 1927. Its inaugural model, the Mazda-Go, was introduced in 1931. Like many automotive companies during World War II, Mazda redirected its efforts towards weapon production for the Japanese military.
By 1960, Mazda made a comeback in the automotive industry with the launch of the Mazda R360 and began producing engines in 1962. The Cosmo Sport, which debuted in 1967, marked a significant innovation for the brand, lasting until 1995.
In the late 1960s, Mazda broadened its reach by expanding into Canada and subsequently the United States. Between 1979 and 2010, the company entered into a partnership with Ford Motor Company, resulting in various collaborative projects like the 1991 Ford Explorer and Mazda 121.