[Mazda Commercial] Popular Commercial Songs: A History of Mazda CM Songs [2026]
A commercial from Mazda, the domestic automaker known for the “Zoom-Zoom” tagline.
In this article, we’ll put together a roundup of Mazda’s commercial songs, which often spark the question, “Whose song is that?” While many Mazda ads feature original tracks written specifically for the commercials, there are also plenty of existing songs used as tie-ins—so we’ll cover those too! From the classic tune everyone associates with “Mazda commercials” to the catchy tracks you’ve probably heard more recently, we’ve picked a wide range.
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[Mazda Commercials] Popular Ad Songs: A History of Mazda CM Tracks [2026] (11–20)
Irresistibly tastyFuse Akira
One song that was used as the commercial theme for Mazda’s passenger car Capella is “Tamaranakute Tasty” (“Irresistibly Tasty”).
Released in 1982, it’s a track by Akira Fuse, with the B-side titled “Itsuwari no Ai” (“False Love”).
It’s such a striking song that many listeners may feel an urge to hit the road when they hear it.
The lyrics, which seem to depict a man’s feelings as he’s captivated by a sophisticated woman, might also remind some people of a former lover.
The lyrics were written by Masako Arikawa, and the music was composed by GANGY.
Ya Ya (I Won’t Forget That Time)Sazan Ōrusutāzu
Since their formation in 1974, Southern All Stars—a five-piece rock band that has produced countless classics and continually maintained a style no one else can imitate—have remained a defining presence.
Their 16th single, “Ya Ya (Ano Jidai o Wasurenai),” which was included in high school music textbooks in 1995, featured a version arranged specifically for use in an MPV commercial.
The intro’s ensemble—where a clear, shimmering guitar arpeggio is layered with piano and strings—heightens the song’s sense of poignancy.
It’s a soothing ballad whose distinctive, emotional vocals by Keisuke Kuwata resonate deeply with the listener.
ANNY PINK
This is the Mazda Demio commercial song, notable for its cool, modern melody.
It has a sense of weight while still possessing a delicacy that doesn’t clash with the imagery of a woman driving in the ad, giving the impression that it’s a car women can feel comfortable driving.
The melody, which constantly flows like a whistle, adds a great flavor to the track and brings a refreshing breeze.
Alongside the introduction of various high-performance features, it also conveys a sense of reassurance that the Demio is suitable for anyone to drive.
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m YoursStevie Wonder
“Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours,” a song by American singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder.
Its Japanese title is “Namida o Todokete” (“Deliver the Tears”).
It’s also known for being used in the film “You’ve Got Mail.” It’s said to be a love song made for Syreeta Wright—his musical partner despite their divorce—who passed away in 2004.
The lyrics portray the feelings of a man wishing for his lover to return to him, which is very poignant.
Back In Baby’s ArmsPatsy Cline
A commercial song that aired when Mazda was using the slogan “Driving Matters.” It’s a track by Patsy Cline, an American country music singer, and its stylish, breezy country melody is memorable.
Even the nerve-wracking act of driving can feel relaxing with such a light tune, making for an enjoyable ride.
Listen a few times and you’ll find yourself singing along to the title lyric before you know it—it’s catchy like that.
It’s a song I recommend for those who want to enjoy a light, unpretentious, and fun drive in a sophisticated, grown-up Mazda.
Precious thingsroodo obu mejyaa
This is “Taisetsu na Mono,” a song that was used in 2009 as the commercial theme for the Taiwanese version of Mazda’s Axela successor model, the Mazda3.
It was originally released in 2002 as a single by Road of Major.
Although it was actually an indie release, it became an astonishing smash hit, staying in the Oricon Top 10 for 19 consecutive weeks.
It was also included on their best-of album, “GOLDEN ROAD ~BEST~.” While it has a rock sound, it’s also cherished as a graduation song.
[Mazda Commercials] Popular CM Songs. Historical CM Tracks [2026] (21–30)
Original song
The Mazda clean diesel commercial “Refreshing Drive BLACK TONE EDITION,” featuring model Yumeko Catherine and scenes of a car cruising exhilaratingly, uses an original song composed just for the ad.
The melody perfectly matches the image of slicing through the wind and speeding refreshingly down the road.
Just listening to it lifts your spirits.
Take this song along for a drive, and it feels like all your worries will be blown away!