On the back of increased supply, newly released models and upgrades as well as the company’s annual nation-wide sale, M-Day, Mazda Australia continues to boom.

Mazda3 led the charge obtaining the best result since its introduction in 2003 with 3327 retail sales. The newly released facelift model, featuring Dynamic Stability Control as an option across the range as well as helpful additions such as cruise control, iPod capability and ABS as standard on the Neo have proven popular with consumers.

Increased supply, even better fuel economy and a new marketing campaign, focusing on Mazda3’s exceptional styling, have helped to deliver this outstanding result.

Mazda’s class-leading range also excelled with B-Series achieving 717 sales, its best result ever for September.

Mazda2 also had a good month with 429 sales, while the ever popular Mazda6, recorded 883 sales. The performance range continued to dominate with MX-5 recording 117 sales and RX-8 achieving 74 retail sales.

“We are thrilled with this result,” Mazda Australia’s national sales manager, Mr David Hughes said.

“This reflects our predictions earlier this year, that our second half would be a bumper result. With increased supply, new product and an invigorated marketing campaign we are reaping the rewards.”