Along with being off-brand, Mazda says the sums just don’t add up for it to invest in a version of the popular Isuzu MU-X SUV. One of the more vexing mysteries in the Australian motoring industry is why Isuzu builds the D-Max-based BT-50 for Mazda, but no MU-X version. ...
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