Just like the CX-7, the CX-9 was also first introduced back in 2007, it makes sense because all the CX cars are built upon the same excellent base. The 2009 Mazda CX-9 remains largely unchanged from the 2008 version, but that’s no bad thing. 
The CX-7 was first introduced back in 2007 as Mazdas entry into the newly forming sport utility market. As fuel prices increase, it’s likely that vehicles like the 2009 Mazda CX-7 will grow in popularity as families downsize their budgets and vehicles. 
The 2009 Mazda RX-8 is just one of Mazda’s extremely successful sport coupe’s, and the only one which features 4 doors. Though Mazda is more commonly known for its sporty design of normally hum-drum drives, the company has some serious experience developing sporty sports cars too.
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Mazda does well with its Zoom-Zoom branding which works as a consumer guide and production DNA for the companies’ new and evolving vehicles. It’s a motto which has lead to some of the best value performance and handling characteristics for any cars in production today, but it’s not a cache all. As the producer has learned with their 2009 Mazda6, sometimes there’s just no room for zoom-zoom.
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The 2009 Mazda5 is a less than simple sport-minivan hybrid. While consumers and auto manufacturer’s battle with irrelevant car designs and ill conceived production schedules laid out many years in advance, Mazda has made an astonishingly quick-witted move of developing a minivan eminently suitable for the fuel efficient age: The 2009 Mazda 5.
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The 2009 MazdaSpeed3 is Mazda’s only performance vehicle this year, since the speed 6 has been put into early retirement -due to it being a bit rubbish. Fortunately that could never be the case with the speed 3 which is built on top of the excellent A3 platform. In fact, the 2009 MazdaSpeed 3 is so good that it’s featuring alongside the Golf GTI (a car which is roughly $5,000 more costly) in best buy lists.
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Now here is something special from Mazda. The 2009 Mazda A3 is frequently recognized as some of the finest value Sedans and Wagons available on the market, with over 30 international awards tucked under their belt since their debut in 2003. Mazda obviously don’t want to upset this trend and have taken great pride in the A3’s upgrades and changes for the 2009 model.
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Here we have a relative old timer from the Nissan factories. Introduced back in 2005, the 2009 Nissan Titan might be forgiven for showing its age, but the Japanese auto manufacturer has kept the line ruthlessly modern with every successive update. So what’s new in 2009?
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The new 2009 Nissan Frontier is looking like a strong contender this year; though previous versions have failed to capture the imagination of the American heartlands, pure economics may help the latest Frontier shift more units than it ever has before. Fuel prices are rising drastically, and small SUV’s are suddenly far more tempting then their larger cousins.
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The 2009 Nissan Armada is generally unchanged for 2009, which unfortunately means that many of the problems which blighted the success of the 2008 model are still hanging on to the Armada. A few things have been resolved though, making the Armada a slightly more noteworthy vehicle than it was.
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