Mazda MPV (99-04) - Review

Review by Parkers on
Despite the self-congratulatory name, Mazda's MPV doesn't deliver class-leading performance in any area. It's fine as dependable family transport, but doesn't match up to what rivals offer. However, it has been re-styled for 2004 with a family face (grille, bumper, headlights) just like the Mazda6. It also has body-colour door handles, privacy glass and restyled rear lights, which has given MPV a stronger on-road presence, although it still looks pretty anonymous.
3 out of 5

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Buying used

Quite a bargain, thanks to steep depreciation. Good equipment, seven seats and a durable build. Buying outside the Mazda dealer network may be tricky - and cars in these outlets have the highest prices.

See 2 used Mazda MPVs for sale, starting at £1,989

3.5 out of 5

Selling

The used MPV market is buoyant, so finding buyers shouldn't be a problem - but expect to take a hit in the pocket if you bought new.