SAITAMA – Mazda Motor Corp. said Thursday it has found no problem with its CX-5 sport utility vehicle through its joint investigation with police into an accident during a test drive last month.
During the drive on Nov. 10 to test the vehicle’s automatic brake system in Saitama, the vehicle failed to stop in front of a mat and collided with a chain-link fence, injuring its driver and a Mazda representative in the front passenger seat.
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