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He has produced the Mazda concepts [[Mazda Nagare|Nagare]] (Los Angeles 2006), [[Mazda Ryuga|Ryuga]] (Detroit 2007), and Hakaze (Geneva 2007).<ref> 'Mazda Hakaze', Tim Pollard, ''CAR Magazine'' 5 Feb 2007 [http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/first_official_picture.php?sid=445&page=1], accessed 05/02/07</ref> | He has produced the Mazda concepts [[Mazda Nagare|Nagare]] (Los Angeles 2006), [[Mazda Ryuga|Ryuga]] (Detroit 2007), and Hakaze (Geneva 2007).<ref> 'Mazda Hakaze', Tim Pollard, ''CAR Magazine'' 5 Feb 2007 [http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/first_official_picture.php?sid=445&page=1], accessed 05/02/07</ref> | ||
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*[http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/01/laurens-van-der-acker-steps-down-as-mazda-design-chief-ikuo-mae/ Laurens van der Acker steps down as Mazda design chief, Ikuo Maeda steps up] | |||
[[Category:car designers|Acker, Laurens van den]] | [[Category:car designers|Acker, Laurens van den]] | ||
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Laurens van den Acker is an automobile designer from the Netherlands. van den Acker joined Ford Motor Company in 1998, eventually becoming chief designer on the Ford Escape before replacing Moray Callum as global head of design for Mazda in May 2006.
He has produced the Mazda concepts Nagare (Los Angeles 2006), Ryuga (Detroit 2007), and Hakaze (Geneva 2007).<ref> 'Mazda Hakaze', Tim Pollard, CAR Magazine 5 Feb 2007 [1], accessed 05/02/07</ref>
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