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Offering sophisticated luxuries and versatile performance, the 2024 Mazda CX-30 is a popular crossover SUV here at your local Mazda dealership that's ready for both road trips and everyday commutes. Get to Know the 2024 Mazda CX-30 at Your Mazda Dealership Versatile Performance Along with a powerful AWD system that allows you to venture off-road, the 2024 edition of the CX-30 comes with a 2.5-liter engine under the hood that produces 191 horsepower, though there's also a turbocharged version of this engine available that increases output to 250 horses if you need more power. Regardless of which option you go with, both get excellent fuel economy, with the base engine getting an estimated 29 MPG in combined city/highway mileage, while the turbocharged variant offers 25 MPG. Upscale Inside and Out The CX-30's interior is a luxurious one that's also comfortably spacious, with seating for five passengers and 45.2 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats folded down. In addition to power windows, a power-sliding glass moonroof, and dual-zone climate control, there's a heating setting available for both the steering wheel and the front seats, and high-end fabric options available for the seats include Terracotta leatherette and premium leather. Outside, the rear power liftgate makes it easy to load groceries and other cargo, as you have the option of opening it from a distance using your key fob. Signature LED lighting and a wide variety of exterior color options, including standouts like Soul Red Crystal Metallic and Deep Crystal Blue Mica, provide plenty of style, while the automatic rain-sensing windshield wipers and heated side mirrors offer convenience. Innovative Technology In both its entertainment and driver-assist features, you'll find impressive technology throughout the CX-30, with the Mazda Connect infotainment system combining navigation assistance, driver preference controls, hands-free calling, and wireless smartphone connectivity in a single feature. Also offered is Active Driving Display, which puts your most vital information in an out-of-the-way area of your windshield, and a Wi-Fi hotspot and wireless charging pad. If you're driving at night and another vehicle is headed your way, High Beam Control can automatically dim the lights, and with Mazda Radar Cruise Control, you have an automated driving system that can keep you cruising at a set speed. As fun to drive as it is reliable, the 2024 CX-30 takes daily commutes and long-distance journeys to the next level. Contact us today at Mazda City of Orange Park to jump into the driver's seat and take this stylish SUV for a test drive.

Car emissions checks are mandatory in the vast majority of states across the US. These checks are to make sure your vehicle isn't releasing too many harmful gases into the atmosphere, and if your car does have problems with its emissions system, then you'll need to get it fixed. Your local Mazda dealership can fix any issue you might be having with your emissions system with ease. How Often Should You Get a Car Emissions Check in Florida? Emissions checks/smog tests haven't been mandatory in the entire state of Florida for several decades now, so there are no rules regarding how often you need to get an emissions check. You can get a smog test voluntarily if you wish, but if you know for a fact that your emissions system is fine, then you won't need to go and get an emissions check. Instead of getting voluntary smog tests, it's generally best to just keep up with your preventative maintenance at the Mazda dealer instead. The mechanics at the dealership check every system in your vehicle and perform necessary repairs to keep every system running smoothly. There are also issues that'll start showing up in your car if your emissions system is faulty, and when you notice these issues, you can visit the dealer for a repair. Signs to Head to the Mazda Dealership for Emissions System Repairs Your Check Engine Light Is On The check engine light can turn on for a lot of different reasons, including problems with your emissions system. If this light turns on, then the best course of action is to go right to the dealer, even if your car isn't behaving weirdly in any way. Your Car Is a Little Sluggish If you've had your car for a while, then you're probably used to how it feels to drive. You know how quickly it accelerates, and you know how powerful it feels at any speed. If you notice the car isn't accelerating as quickly as it used to, or if it just feels less powerful while you're driving, then you have a problem. Sometimes issues with the emissions system can cause performance issues with the car, so it's time to visit the dealer. Your Car Is Using Too Much Gas Any time you have to start visiting the gas station more than usual, it points to a problem somewhere in the car. Your emissions system could be having problems, and that can lead to your engine using more fuel to stay running properly. Numerous other problems under the hood can lead to reduced fuel efficiency, too. Want to keep your emissions system in the best shape you can? Come to Mazda City of Orange Park. Let us investigate any problems you're having and fix them to get your car working like new.

If you're about to purchase a new or used vehicle, you're going to need car insurance. Insurance is required by Florida and most other states, and it also covers you if you're involved in an accident. But what should you know about insuring a vehicle you've purchased from your Mazda dealer? 5 Things To Know About Car Insurance for a Vehicle Purchased From Your Mazda Dealer 1. Many Factors Affect Insurance Rates The amount you pay for insurance is determined by many factors, including your age, gender, zip code, and driving history. The make and model of the vehicle you're insuring also influences how much you'll pay. If you're concerned about insurance costs, you may want to check with your insurance agent while your car shopping and get an estimate of how much it will cost to cover the models you're test-driving. 2. A Higher Deductible Lowers Your Premium Agreeing to an insurance policy with a higher deductible usually results in a lower premium. A higher deductible means that you'll pay a bigger portion of any damages you incur before your insurance coverage kicks in. Because you're sharing more of the risk by agreeing to pay a higher deductible, insurers will usually reward you with a lower premium. But you'll want to make sure the deductible is an amount you're able to pay in the event of an accident. 3. Discounts Can Bring Insurance Costs Down Insurance companies frequently offer discounts for things like the completion of a defensive driving course, car safety features like anti-theft devices, or electronic payments. Some of these discounts can result in considerable savings, so it's a good idea to explore the discount programs your insurer offers. 4. Letting Your Policy Lapse May Cost You in the Long Run Insurers sometimes view drivers who let their insurance lapse as risky. This puts you at risk of paying much higher premiums in the future. To avoid this, you'll want to stay on top of your insurance payments and policy renewals, so there is no lapse. And if you're planning to let a policy expire because you want to switch to a new insurer, line up new coverage first. 5. It Pays To Shop Around Even though most insurers consider the same criteria when determining your premium, companies weigh those pieces of information differently. So when you're shopping around for a policy, you may receive very different quotes from different insurers. It pays to shop around and get quotes from various insurance companies before deciding which one to go with. Having a basic understanding of insurance policies and how they're priced makes it easier to line up a policy for your next vehicle. When you're ready to purchase a new car or truck, head to Tom Bush Mazda of Jacksonville.

To ensure your Mazda engine stays in good condition, replace the oil at the factory-recommended intervals. Clean oil can boost the performance of your Mazda 3, CX-5, or Miata and extend the engine's life. Below are several warning signs when it's time to take your Mazda to your Mazda dealer for an oil change. Does Your Mazda Need an Oil Change From Your Mazda Dealer? You Haven't Changed the Oil in Six Months If it's been six months or 7,500 miles since your Mazda's last oil replacement, it's time for new engine oil. Routine oil replacements are the most important maintenance task, and ensure your engine is properly lubricated and protected. Always follow the factory-recommended oil replacement intervals in your vehicle's owner's manual, and your Mazda will be fuel-efficient and on the road longer. The Oil Level Is Low Neglecting regular oil replacements can cause the oil level to drop dangerously low, leading to an increased risk of breakdown and irreversible engine damage due to lack of proper lubrication. The Oil Is Old and Contaminated Checking the oil's quality and consistency is as important as checking the oil level and topping it off when necessary. If the oil appears dark brown and thick and is not the typical amber color, it's likely contaminated with particles collected from the engine. Old and contaminated oil won't provide sufficient lubrication to the engine components and must be replaced as soon as possible. Your Car Is Leaking Oil Your car could have an oil leak when you spot oily brown puddles on the ground under your vehicle or around the engine. The oil could leak from various places, such as the drain plug, filler cap, or gaskets. Get the leak repaired promptly before the lack of oil causes severe engine damage. Your Car Is Overheating Over time, oil loses its ability to provide proper protection and lubrication to the metal engine components, which can lead to friction and overheating. That is why replacing the old oil with fresh and clean oil is so important. If it gets too hot under the hood, immediately bring your vehicle to us for a thorough inspection and an oil replacement. You Hear Noises Under the Hood Insufficient or contaminated oil inside the engine can lead to friction between the metal engine components, resulting in ticking or tapping noises. Do not ignore odd noises, particularly those coming from under the hood. It's a sign that something is wrong that could eventually cause permanent damage to your engine. Follow the recommended oil replacement intervals to prevent damage to your Mazda engine and to ensure fuel efficiency and longer engine life. Call Mazda City of Orange Park today to schedule an oil replacement to keep your engine well-lubricated and protected.

You may not think much about it until it becomes a problem, but your car muffler does a lot more than you think. When it's time for a replacement, heading straight to your Mazda dealer is the smart move. But how can you tell that it's time for a new muffler? Louder Engine Noise One of the most noticeable signs that your muffler might be on its last legs is an increase in engine noise. The muffler's job is to dampen the sound of your engine's exhaust, so if you start to notice your car is suddenly sounding more like a race car than the reliable Mazda you love, it could be a sign that your muffler needs attention. Decreased Fuel Efficiency Your muffler is a key component of your vehicle's exhaust system, and when it's not working properly, it can affect your car's fuel efficiency. If you've noticed that you're filling up the tank more often than you should, it could be due to a faulty muffler. A trip to your dealer can confirm whether your muffler is the culprit and get you back to cruising efficiently in no time. Bad Odors If you start to notice an unpleasant smell coming from your car, it could be a sign that exhaust fumes are leaking in due to a damaged muffler. This is not something to take lightly, as inhaling these fumes can be harmful. If you notice any strange smells while driving, especially if they seem to be coming from the back of your car, make a beeline for the service center to get it checked out. The Car Muffler is Hanging Low Take a peek under your car every now and then. If you notice that your muffler is hanging lower than usual, it could be due to rust or damaged hangers. This is a clear sign that your muffler needs some professional attention. Your local dealership can assess the damage and replace any necessary parts to get you back on the road safely. Your Engine is Overheating Your muffler is a key player in your car's exhaust system, helping to guide gases safely out of the engine and away from the car. But when it's not doing its job right, those gases can back up and create some extra heat under the hood. If your temperature gauge is climbing higher than usual, it might be worth having your muffler checked out. Head to the Mazda Dealer to Replace Your Muffler Nobody knows your Mazda better than the experts at the dealership. We have access to genuine Mazda parts, ensuring that your replacement muffler is the perfect fit for your vehicle. You can trust that the job will be done right, and your muffler will be replaced with a high-quality part that's designed to last. A functioning muffler is crucial for a quiet, efficient, and safe driving experience. If you've noticed that your muffler is on its way out, head to the dealership right away. Call Mazda City of Orange Park and schedule a check-up for your car today.

When you own a Mazda, you're not just driving a car. You're driving a piece of art! Mazda vehicles are known for their sleek designs and eye-catching appearance, and one of the features that contributes to their beauty is the paint job. To keep your Mazda looking its best and preserve the stunning finish of your car paint, you have to take proper care of it. Here are some tips from your Mazda dealer! Regularly Wash and Detail Your Car No matter what you do, dust, dirt, and grime will accumulate on your car's surface. Over time they can lead to small scratches or damage to the finish. By washing your Mazda regularly, you can remove these contaminants and prevent them from harming your car. Invest in a good quality car wash soap, microfiber mitts, and a soft brush to ensure a gentle but thorough clean. Don't forget to follow up with waxing and polishing. Wax provides an additional layer of protection by sealing the paint and creating a barrier against weather and the environment. It also adds a glossy shine that gives your cleaning the finishing touch. Park in the Shade Harsh sun can take a toll on your car's paint. Prolonged exposure to UV rays can cause the paint to fade and lose its shine. Whenever possible, park your Mazda in the shade, whether it's under a carport, in a garage, or even under a tree. If shaded parking isn't an option, consider using a car cover. A good-quality cover can shield your vehicle from the sun's harmful rays and protect it from things like bird droppings and tree sap. Use Paint Protection Film For extra protection, you might want to consider applying paint protection film. This nearly invisible film is applied to the car's painted surfaces and acts as a shield against rocks, debris, and minor scratches. If you're determined to keep your paint job looking new, it can be an excellent investment, especially if you often drive on highways or roads with loose gravel. Touch Up Your Car Paint at Your Mazda Dealer Regular maintenance is the best way to keep your car in top shape, and that includes the paint! Periodic inspections and touch-ups can correct minor paint issues before they become major problems. If you notice your car has any chips or scratches, be sure to fix them quickly to prevent it from peeling or rust from developing. Taking care of your Mazda's paint is not only about keeping it looking beautiful but also about maintaining its long-term value. By following these simple tips, you can keep your Mazda looking new for years to come. Schedule a service appointment at Mazda City of Orange Park and see how we can help you!

Are you ready for some Halloween fun for the whole family? Look no further than the Tom Bush Family Trunk or Treat event! Mark your calendars for this exciting and safe celebration where children can wear their favorite costumes and enjoy a unique Trick-or-Treat experience from trunk to trunk. The event promises an evening of delightful surprises, games, snacks, and chances to win exciting prizes! Event Details This event is being held at two our locations: Tom Bush Volkswagen October 24th - 5:00pm - 7:00pm 9850 Atlantic Blvd. | Jacksonville, FL Mazda City of Orange Park October 25th - 5:00pm - 7:00pm 9850 Atlantic Blvd. | Jacksonville, FL Admission is Free! This family-friendly event offers a safe and enjoyable environment for children to gather treats and marvel at the creatively decorated vehicle trunks. Let your little ones immerse themselves in the Halloween spirit while you relish the joy on their faces as they participate in various games and activities. Don't miss the chance to win exciting prizes through the event's raffle drawings! Bring your entire family and friends to the Tom Bush Family Trunk or Treat, where the community comes together for an evening of laughter, joy, and unforgettable memories. With free admission and plenty of entertainment for everyone, this event is not to be missed! We can't wait to see you there! Register to Attend While there is no charge for this event, we kindly ask you to register to attend. Your registration is essential for us to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees. Please take a moment to register for the event by clicking here. Thank you for your cooperation!

As a Mazda owner, one of the components you should be vigilant about checking is the engine belt. Identifying any wear and tear early on ensures you can keep your vehicle performance optimal, and there are some signs that you need a new belt from your Mazda dealership. Signs You Need a Belt Replacement From Your Mazda Dealership Visible Cracks or Damage A quick visual inspection can reveal a lot. If the belt has visible cracks, chunks missing, or frayed edges, it's a telltale sign that it's nearing the end of its life. Squeaking or Squealing Noises If you start the engine or are driving and hear a high-pitched squeal, this can often be attributed to the belt either slipping or having come misaligned. Engine Overheating The belt drives the water pump, which circulates the coolant. A malfunctioning belt can lead to insufficient coolant circulation, causing the engine to overheat. Power Steering Issues If steering your Mazda becomes a challenge or feels heavy, especially during slower speeds or while parking, it might indicate that the belt, which is responsible for powering the hydraulic system, is failing. Air Conditioning Malfunctions On a hot day, if the air conditioning isn't cooling as effectively, it could be a sign that the belt, which also drives the AC compressor, is worn out. Battery Warning Light The engine belt also powers the alternator. If it's not functioning properly, the battery won't charge efficiently, and you might see the battery warning light on your dashboard. Ticking Noise from the Engine A rapid ticking noise from the engine, distinct from the squealing sound, may indicate a worn-out belt. This ticking often comes because the belt is not providing an efficient drive to the camshaft. Physical Slippage Over time, belts can stretch and might not fit the pulleys tightly. This can be spotted during a visual inspection; if the belt seems loose or not in its appropriate groove, it may need replacement. Routine Mileage Check Although not a direct sign of wear, belts typically need replacement every 60,000 to 100,000 miles. If you're nearing this range, consider getting a professional inspection just to be on the safe side. Function of the Engine Belt This belt, often referred to as a serpentine belt, is central to the operation of many auxiliary systems in your vehicle. It's a continuous loop that drives several devices, such as the alternator, power steering pump, water pump, air conditioning compressor, and more. Essentially, this belt transfers the rotation from the engine's main crankshaft pulley to these various components, powering them and keeping them moving properly, so the engine functions quietly and efficiently. Recognizing early signs of wear or malfunction in a serpentine belt can prevent more significant (and expensive) issues down the line and ensure that your Mazda runs smoothly for miles to come. If you notice any ​of the symptoms mentioned above, come see us at Mazda City of Orange Park right away.

If you are in the market for a new vehicle that offers the best performance, comfort, and safety for you and your family, Mazda has plenty of available options. We have put together three of the best models you should check out when looking for a new SUV to drive around in the city or hit the highway and discover new destinations. Visit your trusted Mazda dealer and explore these fantastic SUVs. Time for a New SUV? Visit Your Trusted Mazda Dealer and Check Out these 3 Options 1. 2024 CX-30 With a sporty spirit, excellent responsiveness, and an available 250-horsepower turbocharged powertrain, the 2024 Mazda CX-30 is one of Mazda's most popular SUVs, and an excellent option if you are searching for a fun and dynamic driving experience. All trim levels are equipped with all-wheel drive, making them suitable for both your daily urban commute and the most exciting offroad adventures. Offered in eight different trim levels, the 2024 Mazda CX-30 offers plenty of custom features that adapt to your preferences. The Preferred model boasts some of the best premium specs in its category, including silver-painted 18-inch wheels and an eight-way power-adjustable driver's seat. All models come with a standard 8.8-inch screen, built-in Wi-Fi hotspot, and Mazda Connected Services, which allows you to lock, unlock, remote start, and monitor your vehicle through the MyMazda app on your smartphone. 2. 2024 CX-5 Boasting a spacious cabin and plenty of features commonly found in luxury SUVs, the 2024 Mazda CX-5 is a fantastic crossover offered in eight trim levels. The base model is powered by a four-cylinder engine that delivers 187 horsepower, with a more powerful 256-horsepower turbocharged unit available for optimal acceleration and responsiveness. Just like in the 2024 CX-30, AWD is standard in all trim levels of the CX-5. Whether you are driving around the city or heading off to your favorite tourist destination, the CX-5 stands out from the rest with its sleek exterior style inspired in Mazda's signature Kodo design philosophy. Some of the key elements of this crossover SUV include a distinct front grille and 19-inch alloy wheels. Other popular features include a spacious cabin with premium materials and a standard 10.3-inch infotainment display. 3. 2024 CX-90 Equipped with a powerful turbocharged 3.3-liter powertrain that delivers up to 340 horsepower, the 2024 CX-90 is another excellent choice for a premium SUV. Some of the key features of this model include a stylish cabin with room for eight passengers, up to 75.2 cubic feet of cargo space, and standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. Are you ready to explore the wide range of SUVs Mazda has to offer, find the perfect model for you and your family, and take it home with a convenient financing plan? You've come to the right spot! Drop in by Mazda City of Orange Park and our colleagues will give you a tour of our inventory.

The Jacksonville, FL, area is close to some of the most picturesque parts of the state, so it's the perfect place to set off on a relaxing day trip with no particular agenda in mind. Roll the windows down and take one of our three favorite scenic drives in North Florida. The 3 Top Scenic Drives Near Jacksonville, FL SR-13 From Jacksonville to Spuds For this scenic route, you'll start in Jacksonville and travel south along the St. Johns River for an up-close view of old Florida. In addition to the stunning water views, you'll see historic buildings and homes, including the former residences of writer Harriet Beecher Stowe and composer Frederick Delius. The 55-mile stretch is shaded by towering oak trees and drapes of Spanish moss. Spuds is a tiny town situated in the middle of the state's northeastern potato farming region. When you arrive, you can take a side trip to Deep Creek Conservation area, which has hiking and biking trails where you can spot blackbirds, egrets, herons, and other marsh and wading birds. Bring a kayak or canoe if you want to paddle in Deep Creek or along the river. You'll find a boat access ramp on SR-207 just west of its intersection with SR-206 at the Deep Creek Bridge. SR-A1A From Ormond Beach to Matanzas Inlet To take this drive from Jacksonville, you'll first head to Matanzas Inlet about an hour south of the city. From there, you'll get on SR-A1A, which winds through historic undeveloped parts of the state. This 30-mile stretch is free of traffic lights for at least 20 miles, so you can truly cruise along and enjoy unmatched coastline views. Pack a picnic to enjoy at any of the free beaches and state parks along this route. You can also explore local history at stops like a 1942 World War II submarine watchtower, one of the few still remaining from that era. Find it at 2269 Ocean Shore Blvd near the end of your drive in Ormond Beach. William Bartram Scenic and Historic Trail This trail has been recognized by the Florida Scenic Highways Program for its cultural history and natural beauty. You can observe palmetto and pine trees that have been growing in the region for more than three centuries, expansive swampland, and thick oak forests. Along the way, you'll pass through the area where European pioneer William Bartram settled along the St Johns River with the region's Native Americans. The William Bartram Scenic and Historic Trail is just over 17 miles long and the northern end is located right in Jacksonville, so it's a great scenic drive if you only have an hour or two. Head south on San Jose Blvd and you'll reach the route when that route crosses over Julington Creek just past Mandarin Park. The Mazda Miata is the perfect car if you love driving through Florida with the top down. Test drive it today at Mazda City of Orange Park.

The best way to keep your Mazda running smoothly for longer is by using original equipment manufacturer (OEM) components. OEM parts are designed by Mazda specifically for your model, and they offer numerous benefits over generic parts. Here are tips from your local Mazda dealer on why you should rely on original parts for all car repairs and maintenance. Advice From Your Mazda Dealer: 5 Benefits of Getting OEM Parts For Your Mazda 1. Perfect Fit and Alignment OEM components are made by Mazda for your specific car make and model. They are engineered and designed following the same quality standards as the original parts that came with the vehicle. This guarantees a perfect fit and excellent alignment. There is no worry about diminished aesthetics or unusual rattling noises caused by parts that don't fit correctly. 2. Consistent Quality and Performance When you go for original parts, you are guaranteed quality and performance. The parts meet the same standards as the original parts used during assembly. They are durable and will continue functioning smoothly for years, unlike the inferior aftermarket parts. Original parts like brakes, engine parts, sensors, and suspension parts guarantee safety on the road, as they undergo rigorous testing before being sold. 3. Easy to Shop for Parts Shopping for generic parts can be hectic. You have to look for parts with the best quality and find suppliers locally or online. With OEM components, shopping is simple and easy because the parts are available on Mazda's website and at your local dealership. Since there are no multiple parts of varying quality to compare, you just need to identify the part you need and order it online or through your dealer. 4. No Worries About Loss of Value The replacement parts you use in your Mazda can impact its value. Generic parts lower the value of a car as they don't meet the same standards of quality as the original ones. If you decide to sell or trade in the car later, it will have lost value due to the use of poor-quality parts. OEM components are similar to the original parts in quality and function, so they preserve your car's value. The Mazda will command a higher resale or trade-in price just because it has original parts. 5. Mazda's Parts Warranty Original Mazda parts and accessories come with a 12,000-mile/12-month parts warranty from the manufacturer. This warranty covers the cost of replacing parts that develop defects during the warranty period. With this warranty, you are assured that even if the component fails, Mazda will replace it at no cost. Most aftermarket parts have no warranty, so the cost of replacing defective ones can add up over time. OEM Mazda parts provide peace of mind and long-term savings. You don't have to worry about premature failure, poor fit, or quality issues. Contact Mazda City of Orange Park to order original parts for your Mazda.

Should you purchase a new or used car from your Mazda dealer? Read on for helpful insight into how to make the best choice for you. New or Used Car Costs If you're on a budget, at the outset, a used car may seem like a better pick. In general, the older a vehicle, the less you will pay for it up-front. A new Mazda will begin depreciating as soon as it's driven off the lot. After the first three years, depreciation will run an average of about 40 percent. This means that you may be able to find a three-year-old Mazda for almost half the price of a newer Mazda. In addition, it will likely cost you less to insure an older model. But new Mazdas have some financial benefits, too. You can often secure a better financing deal (with lower interest) with a new model, which helps lower your monthly payments. New models also come with less maintenance costs, and any service expenses you do incur are covered by the Mazda three-year (36,000-mile) bumper-to-bumper warranty and five-year (60,000-mile) powertrain warranty. And new Mazdas are very affordable. The most recent Mazda3 can be had at a starting price of around $25,000. Reliability Maintenance concerns are one of the biggest drawbacks of buying a used car. Older vehicles are more prone to general wear-and-tear, and you may be unaware of their history. They're also more likely to need significant repairs for key components like the powertrain. If your Mazda is out of warranty, this could result in a big service bill. But Mazda has taken steps to mitigate these disadvantages, such as the Mazda Certified Pre-Owned Limited Warranty. This plan offers an additional one year (12,000 miles) of covered service and roadside assistance. And Mazda has consistently ranked in the top three brands for reliability and safety in consumer reviews. The Mazda3 compact car, Mazda6 midsizer, MX-5 Miata sportscar, and CX line of SUVs have all earned high accolades for going the distance. Innovation at Your Mazda Dealer If you want the latest infotainment system, the most revolutionary hybrid powertrains, and the trendiest styling, you'll definitely want to check out the newest Mazda models. The brand's SKYACTIV TECHNOLOGY that's integrated into new autos features engines that are both cleaner and more fuel-efficient. The Mazda CX-90 plug-in hybrid SUV is ushering in a whole new electrified era for Mazda: an EV revolution that will continue will a fully realized all-electric lineup in the coming years. Whether you prefer the potential bargain and value of a pre-owned vehicle or the security and technology of a new one, you can't go wrong with Mazda. Visit Mazda City of Orange Park and browse an inventory adaptable to any need.