Four-Wheeled Truck Timeline Revealed

Four-Wheeled Truck Timeline Revealed Mazda established the beginning of four-wheeled trucks in 1950 – it was not until 1958 that the Mazda Romper came to life which was quickly followed by the D1100 and D1500 in 1959. The 1960s and 1970s were the key years in Mazda pickup truck evolution. In 1961, Mazda created the B1500 and two years later, in 1962, Mazda released the D2000. However it was not until 1964 that the D200 was redesigned for its second generation. The following year, the Mazda Proceed was released and took the world by storm. This truck was perhaps one of the most popular – it was compact and agile. The first generation Titan was first put on the market in 1971. Although the D1100 and the D1500 grew in popularity during Mazda truck’s early beginning, when the D1500 and D2000 made their way to the market with a newly redesigned engine, consumers responded tremendously well. As the truck popularity spread throughout Japan business for Mazda was at an all-time hight – by October 1965, after the introduction of the Mazda Proceed, an end of Mazda pickup trucks in Japan came to the end. It was not until the 2006 Bangkok International Motor Show that Mazda unveiled a new pickup truck with direct-injection turbo-diesel engine known as the Mazda BT-50. If you would like to read the full article, please click on the link below: