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A good SUV can still lose when the showroom gives buyers an easier choice. In the early 1990s, one Mazda had the ladder frame, V6 power, four-wheel drive, and rugged hardware needed to compete in America’s growing SUV market. But what it lacked was far simpler: two extra doors. Its corporate cousin offered them, and buyers increasingly cared.

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