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Couple Caught Doing It in a Mazda 323

MazdaPedia — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 18:08:47 +0000

Oh those wacky Norwegians – they have to go to great lengths for excitement I suppose. Back in April, Police pulled over a couple in their Mazda 323 (better known as the Protege here in North America) for speeding…while having sex.

According to authorities: “The unnamed couple, a 28-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman, were caught in the act late on Easter Sunday by traffic police on the E18 highway, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) west of Oslo. Officers who clocked the couple’s silver Mazda 323 racing at 133 kilometres per hour in a 100 zone realized they were doing more than just breaking the speed limit…” That’s right kids, some good old fashion car lovin’ was going on at over 75 miles per hour. Both have temporarily lost their licenses, so it looks like sex will have to remain in the bedroom, or in the back of a non-moving automobile. Stay classy folks!

Mazda Police Cruisers Worldwide

MazdaPedia — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 15:36:28 +0000

Throughout the world different countries implement a variety of vehicles as police cruisers. From Opel to Mercedes-Benz (almost seems a waste until you remember Mercedes in Germany is like Chevy in the States) automobiles you’d least expect to be pulled over by are making foreign streets safe. MazdaPedia is taking a world tour of what counties patrol in Mazda made cars.

Mazda 626 patrolling The Netherlands.

Mazda 323 keeping Bermuda safe.

Estonia is under watch by the Mazda 626.

An unidentified Mazda Van is Hong Kong airport security.

The neighborhoods of Hong Kong are protected by the Mazda 323 as well.

South African officials are also fans of the Mazda 323.

Even Newborns want to get into a Mazda

MazdaPedia — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 17:24:01 +0000

In the movies, expecting couples race to the hospital as a wacky musical score plays and the leading lady over-exaggerates her breathing. At the last minute, after exchanging some zany dialog, the celluloid couple arrives to the emergency room. Unfortunately, life is no movie, and sometimes you don’t make it…so what happens next? If you’re Dennis Weaver you lay your partner in the backseat of the Mazda 323 and tell her to push.

Shortly before 10 am on an early February morning, Little Rhya was born in her parent’s Mazda on A90 Fraserburgh-Aberdeen Road in Northern Scotland.

Mother Sarah Cordiner didn’t expect to have such little time between her water breaking and the birth of her child – but was surprised how well both she and Dennis handled the situation. Delivery was assisted via cellphone by the ambulance crew, which showed up 5 minutes after Rhya’s birth. She came in a bit premature (4-weeks early) at 5 lbs 6oz – but is at home with her 2-year-old sister and parents after a 5 day hospital stay. Maybe, when she’s old enough to drive, Rhya will think about purchasing a Protege5.

Seriously, would you rather be born in an ambulance or a Mazda?