Mazda Reviews
New Cars
Good: Enjoyable and fun to drive, economical engine, sensibly priced, feels well built, ride harshness over bumps improved for 2011.
Bad: Interior plastics aren't soft to touch, side bump strips a dealer-fit option.
Good: Stylish looks, excellent steering and handling, good quality interior, impressive 2.2-litre chain cam diesel engine, facelifted for 2012 and even better.
Bad: Slightly less spacious inside than old Mazda 3, 1.6-litre petrol is a little lacklustre.
Good: Family friendly seven seater. Sport has remote electric sliding side doors. Economical and light new 1.6 diesel. Compliant suspension astonishingly good on poor road surfaces.
Bad: Folding centre seat not as clever as Ford Grand C-MAX.
Good: Neatly styled, entry-level models a good balance of ride and handling, excellent 2.2-litre diesel engine.
Bad: Saloon version not popular, DPF problem with 2.0 diesels can lead to engine failure, No spare but full size spare available at £70.
Good: A seriously strong and capable work behicle, much better to drive than previous B-Series pick-up, further improved with 2008 facelift.
Bad: Not as refined or comfortable as its contemporary rivals.
Good: Sharply styled compact SUV similar in size to a Kia Sportage or Hyundai ix35.
Bad: Not on sale until 2012.
Good: Sharp styling, handles extremely well for a 4x4, smart and comfortable interior, much more economical 2.2-litre diesel version from 2009.
Bad: Earlier petrol engine is thirsty and expensive to tax, no seven seat option, the diesel has a comparatively low towing weight of 1,800kg.
Good: A great sports car, incredibly nimble, responsive steering, easy to live with day to day, comparatively inexpensive to run, roof is easy to fold down.
Bad: Limited cabin space, radiator requires special coolant, roof not electric.
Good: Electrically folding hard top version of the MX-5, just as good to drive as the standard fabric roof model, top build quality.
Bad: Not much room in the cabin, limited boot space.
Good: Genuine four-seat coupe with unusual rear hinged back doors, very involving to drive, good value for money second hand.
Bad: Will not stand short runs from cold starts, rotary engine lacks torque and needs to be worked very hard most of the time, high CO2 emissions plus poor fuel economy.
Used Cars
Cars not officially imported to the UK
Concept Cars

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