
Mazda
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Mazda Ranges
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Mazda 2
New price:£24,580 - £29,645Used price:£393 - £20,590 -
Mazda 3
New price:£24,730 - £33,975Used price:£513 - £24,420 -
Mazda 323
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Mazda 5
Used price:£490 - £4,834 -
Mazda 6
Used price:£326 - £25,187 -
Mazda CX-3
Used price:£3,151 - £14,490 -
Mazda CX-30
New price:£26,135 - £38,035Used price:£8,764 - £27,987 -
Mazda CX-5
New price:£31,330 - £44,990Used price:£1,586 - £35,112 -
Mazda CX-60
New price:£46,640 - £56,870Used price:£22,057 - £45,248 -
Mazda CX-7
Used price:£840 - £2,311 -
Mazda CX-80
New price:£49,780 - £60,595Used price:£34,388 - £48,950 -
Mazda MPV
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Mazda MX-30
New price:£27,995 - £35,895Used price:£7,302 - £24,864 -
Mazda MX-5
New price:£28,285 - £37,715Used price:£688 - £29,267 -
Mazda Premacy
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Mazda RX-8
Used price:£570 - £6,438
Most popular Mazda reviews
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Mazda 2 Hybrid (2022 onwards) Review
Mazda's frugal hybrid is a Yaris in (hardly any) disguise
New price: £24,580 - £29,645PROS
- Impressive economy and low CO2
- Clever hybrid powertrain works well
- Feels well built, tough and durable
CONS
- Toyota’s donor Yaris Hybrid is cheaper
- Avoid the headroom-robbing glass roof
- Not the most exciting car on sale today
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Mazda 3 Saloon (2019 onwards) Review
Compact saloon with a superb interior but very limited choice
New price: £29,975 - £31,575PROS
- More passenger space than 3 hatch
- Lovely, high-quality interior
- No compromise in the driving experience
CONS
- Just one trim and engine offering
- Smaller tailgate opening
- Fidgety ride on bigger wheels
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Mazda CX-30 SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Likeable compact SUV that sits firmly in the left field
New price: £26,135 - £38,035PROS
- Attractive exterior design
- Well-built and highly equipped interior
- Comfortable and good to drive
CONS
- Limited range of engines
- Lacks the room of boxier rivals
- Visibility isn't great
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Mazda CX-60 SUV (2022 onwards) Review
An interesting large SUV, but could do with further refinement
New price: £46,640 - £56,870PROS
- Excellent diesel engines
- Usefully low price tag
- Premium interior
CONS
- Unimpressive ride quality
- Unsophisticated plug-in hybrid powertrain
- It's bigger than you think
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Mazda MX-30 SUV (2020 onwards) Review
Cool-looking, good to drive, blighted by a short range
New price: £27,995 - £34,995PROS
- Low prices compared with rivals
- High quality interior with lots of kit
- Enjoyable driving experience
CONS
- Poor EV range
- Cramped rear seats
- Slow charging rate
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