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Mazda Capella CG

1994 – 1997 — Japan

The Mazda Capella, known as the 626 in various regions, was a mid-size car produced by Mazda from 1970 to 2002. It was sold under the Capella name in Japan and as the Mazda 626 in many other markets worldwide. Developed on Mazda's collaboration with Ford, the Capella platform was utilized by Ford to create the Telstar and Probe models. A total of 4,345,279 units of the 626 and Telstar models were sold globally. The Capella aimed to rival popular mid-size cars like the Honda Accord, Toyota Corona, and Nissan Bluebird. Its design and features were a response to the growing demand for reliable and efficient mid-range vehicles. The success of the Capella paved the way for its successor, the Mazda6 (also known as Atenza), which continued Mazda's strong presence in the mid-size car segment after the Capella's discontinuation in 2002. Key Points: 1. The Mazda Capella, or Mazda 626 in many markets, was a mid-size car made by Mazda from 1970 to 2002. 2. It was marketed under the Capella name in Japan and known as the Mazda 626 in other regions. 3. The Capella platform was shared with Ford, leading to the creation of the Ford Telstar and Probe models. 4. A significant number of 626 and Telstar units were sold worldwide, demonstrating the car's popularity. 5. The Capella competed

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1994 – 1997 — Japan

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