The Australian International Motor Show kicks off from July 1 in Melbourne and will be the platform for the premiere of the new Freestyle Cab version of the Mazda BT-50 pickup. This will be second time the Japanese automaker has chosen the Australian soil for the global debut of one of their models. Previously, the automaker made a global premiere of the BT-50 in Sydney in 2010.
This pick up features a reverse swinging door model, which was implemented in the Mazda RX8 for the first time. The advanced non-existent B-pillar design incorporates an exceptionally wide pillar-less door opening in the model, thus providing the versatility of four doors with an increased sense of cabin space. The front hinged door and a rear access panel provide an impressive door-opening of 1.4 m for easy entry and exit from the cabin. This design has been implemented in this pick-up keeping the Australian market in mind.
The comfort of the rear seat passengers is also increased in this model. With more cabin space, the automaker has increased the dimensions of the rear seats. The rear seats have been lengthened by 50 mm to increase the thigh support and the height is also increased by 128 mm. Moreover, the rear seat cushions can be removed and with 90 degree opening of the rear access panel, the cargo storing in the rear seats will be much easier in this model. The overall cargo carrying capacity of tub is also increased by 266 liters than the current model, hence providing a total cargo volume of 1453 liters.-nitrobahn.com
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