Mazda’s redesigned CX-5 lags in US market as gas prices favor hybrids

Lower tariffs, weak yen help automaker swing to quarterly profit With its lower production costs, Mazda's fully redesigned CX-5 is key to its profit outlook. (Photo by Hirotake Kitagawa) HIROSHIMA, Japan — Mazda Motor has seen mixed results from its two midsize sport utility vehicle models in the U.S. market, with its redesigned flagship CX-5 struggling while a hybrid model enjoyed strong sales as gasoline prices rose.

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