TOKYO – Mazda returned to profit in the latest quarter, as booming U.S. deliveries of crossovers such as the CX-50 and CX-90 helped the automaker reverse a loss from the year before and put the brand on pace to nearly notch a new U.S. sales record.
TOKYO – Mazda returned to profit in the latest quarter, as booming U.S. deliveries of crossovers such as the CX-50 and CX-90 helped the automaker reverse a loss from the year before and put the brand on pace to nearly notch a new U.S. sales record.
Suppliers have become more pessimistic about their financial outlooks and how globally competitive they are since tariffs have gone into place, MEMA data shows.