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Mazda 2
Mazda’s oft-overlooked Corsa rival isn’t a bad all-rounder, but is let down by its weak naturally aspirated engine range
Mazda car reviews
Read reviews of the latest models and discover the prices and deals
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Mazda MX-5
£19,230 - £29,400
The MX-5 dishes out fizzy fun at entirely legal speeds and costs peanuts to run. What more could you want?
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Mazda CX-60
The CX-60 is a likeable SUV with a great interior and easy-to-use tech, but the plug-in powertrain still needs work
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Mazda MX-30
£28,490 - £35,140
The MX-30 is an interesting EV, albeit one not quite as deft to drive as its name suggests
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Mazda CX-30
£22,670 - £34,470
Want a Mazda 3? Too lazy to slow down for speed bumps? Then we've got the perfect car for you...
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Mazda 3
£29,725
Clever engines and an upmarket cabin make the Mazda 3 a superb family hatch contender
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Mazda CX-5
There are few crossovers as car-like to drive, but the lack of hybrid options might count against it
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Mazda RX-8
Alter your expectations of speed and the RX-8 can still feel special. But buy one with care...
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Mazda MX-5 Mk1
£19,230 - £29,400
A true Nineties hero. And one that’s just as much fun to drive now as the day it was born
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Mazda 6
£24,130 - £33,810
A perfectly adequate family barge, but a weak petrol engine line up and changing consumer preferences means likely for not much longer
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Mazda CX-3
£22,480 - £26,460
Mazda's small crossover is well-specced, good-looking and sweet-driving
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Mazda Mazda3
£29,725
Sweet-driving, good-looking alternative to the Volkswagen Golf and Ford Focus
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Mazda CX-5
£26,135 - £37,725
A good-looking small SUV that drives rather well. Worth considering if you're in the market
About Mazda
A genuinely stylish alternative to yer VWs, yer Fords and the rest. Japanese brand Mazda likes to do things a little differently, pushing the limits of petrol engines while everyone else goes turbocharged and electric. On a hot design streak right now, too. Also knows a thing or two about building light, sweet-handling sports cars.
