BUSINESS
November 21, 1990 | JOHN O'DELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mazda Motors of America has begun shopping for an advertising agency to handle marketing chores for a new upscale car line to go up against Toyota's Lexus and Nissan's Infiniti, industry sources said Tuesday. Officially, the new car line--being planned at Mazda's Irvine headquarters under the code name of the Pegasus Group--is only a feasibility study. But one source said Mazda is expected to announce a final decision on the U.S.
BUSINESS
June 9, 1992 | JACK SEARLES
The Port of Hueneme, the only deep-water port between San Pedro and San Francisco, was honored Saturday as a contributor of $200 million annually to Ventura County's economy. The 40-year-old Port Hueneme facility received the fourth annual Hall of Fame award from the Ventura County Economic Development Assn. Along with the port, the association honored four companies doing business at the harbor. They are two importers, Del Monte Tropical Fruit Co.
BUSINESS
November 21, 1990 | JOHN O'DELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mazda Motors of America has begun shopping for an advertising agency to handle marketing chores for a new upscale car line to go up against Toyota's Nexus and Nissan's Infiniti, industry sources said Tuesday. Officially, the new line--being planned at Mazda's Irvine headquarters complex by a development team code-named Pegasus Group--is merely a feasibility study. But one source said Mazda is expected to announce a final decision on the U.S.
BUSINESS
March 2, 1995
Yoji Toyama has been appointed president of Mazda Motor of America Inc. in Irvine. He succeeds Kazuo Sonoguchi, who returns to the parent company, Mazda Motor Corp. in Hiroshima, Japan. Toyama, a 30-year Mazda veteran, was previously president of Mazda North America Inc. in Flat Rock, Mich., as well as Mazda Systems Services of North America Inc. Yutaka Hirose, president of Mazda Research & Development of North America Inc.