
Mazda
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Mazda Ranges
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Mazda 2
New price:£15,940 - £20,995Used price:£300 - £17,537 -
Mazda 3
New price:£21,570 - £30,170Used price:£375 - £23,045 -
Mazda 323
Used price:£150 - £1,380 -
Mazda 5
Used price:£600 - £8,644 -
Mazda 6
New price:£24,130 - £32,510Used price:£245 - £24,182 -
Mazda CX-3
Used price:£6,603 - £21,090 -
Mazda CX-30
New price:£22,670 - £31,770Used price:£16,518 - £27,404 -
Mazda CX-5
New price:£27,230 - £39,085Used price:£4,981 - £29,026 -
Mazda CX-7
Used price:£1,456 - £3,643 -
Mazda MPV
Used price:£317 - £1,455 -
Mazda MX-30
New price:£28,545 - £32,845Used price:£22,984 - £27,060 -
Mazda MX-5
New price:£24,050 - £34,185Used price:£615 - £24,339 -
Mazda Premacy
Used price:£214 - £1,346 -
Mazda RX-8
Used price:£384 - £5,165
Most popular Mazda reviews
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Mazda 2 (2015 onwards) Review
Likeable Mazda is a strong alternative to usual suspects
New price: £15,840 - £20,995PROS
- Sharp styling and sharp drive
- Comfortable interior
- Plenty of equipment
- Efficient range of engines
CONS
- Not as practical as rivals
- Lack of steering feel
- No ‘hot’ version
- Infotainment system dated
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Mazda 3 Saloon (2019 onwards) Review
Four-door comes with all the best bits of the 3 hatch
New price: £23,320 - £29,840PROS
- More space than regular 3 hatch
- Lovely, high-quality interior
- Handles just like the hatch, too
CONS
- Just one engine available
- Smaller tailgate opening
- Fidgety ride on bigger wheels
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Mazda CX-30 SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Mazda's Qashqai rival impresses all-round
New price: £22,940 - £34,065PROS
- Attractive exterior design
- Well-built and highly equipped interior
- Comfortable and good to drive
CONS
- Top-spec models are pricey
- Both petrol engines can feel sluggish
- Interior not as practical as a SEAT Ateca's
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Mazda CX-5 SUV (2017 onwards) Review
Pricing, equipment and strong diesels add to the CX-5's appeal
New price: £27,030 - £39,085PROS
- Distinctive exterior styling
- Lots of standard equipment
- The best-driving family SUV for the money
CONS
- Petrol engine lacks low-rev punch
- Avoid the larger wheels, they stiffen ride too much
- Diesels less good value than the petrol model
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Mazda MX-30 SUV (2020 onwards) Review
Interesting niche electric car majors on style, not range
New price: £28,490 - £32,790PROS
- Good to look at inside and out
- Effortless to drive and comfortable ride
- Wallbox charger thrown in for free
CONS
- 124-mile range isn't good enough
- Cramped in the rear
- A case of style over substance?
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