Emergency services may inspire more motorists to buy Mazda cars
The faith that the UK's emergency services place in Mazda cars may inspire more motorists to consider purchasing one of the manufacturer's models.According to the company, its vehicles are used by ambulance fleets, fire brigades and the police.
It claimed there are good reasons for this, as the autos are particularly well suited to this sort of work.
Group representative Jason Jenkins stated: "Police forces and other organisations like Mazda vehicles because they are a sporty drive and have first-class reliability."
The manufacturer said at the moment law enforcement officers are using its models for undercover operations.
However, it revealed the company is hopeful police forces will start employing its autos as blue light cars.
The firm also pointed out its vehicles are used by government agencies like HM Revenue and Customs.
Meanwhile, the Mazda3 MPS arrived in showrooms up and down the UK earlier this month, with the manufacturer describing it as more responsive than its predecessor.
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