Mazda MPV Reviews and Road Tests

  • 2001 Mazda MPV Review

    2001 Mazda MPV Review

    Mazda's MPV isn't anything like it used to be, and that's just as well. Some history: Mazda launched the MPV nameplate in 1989 as its Multi-Purpose Vehicle. It was an important, innovative vehicle because it offered minivan roominess with rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, and with a single rear d... Read Review

  • 2003 Mazda MPV Review

    2003 Mazda MPV Review

    Compared with most minivans, the Mazda MPV is a sports car. It's lighter and more compact than, say, a Honda Odyssey, making it more agile and easier to park.

    Last year, the MPV was significantly upgraded, with a new 3.0-liter V6 that delivered substantially more power and torque. Mazda paired th... Read Review

  • 1994 Mazda MPV Review

    1994 Mazda MPV Review

    The Mazda minivan, enjoyed a great deal of success-especially among import-happy Californians-when it was first introduced as a Japanese answer to the American minivan. After all, back then, most believed that the Japanese could top any American effort-even if the concept was generated in the Unite... Read Review

  • 1997 Mazda MPV Review

    1997 Mazda MPV Review

    Not long ago, station wagons were the preferred

    choice for hauling people, pets and parcels. Then came minivans that could

    do everything wagons could do and more.

    Now we've got sport-utility vehicles. Outfitted with four-wheel drive

    and a tough, go-anywhere image, it seems everyone wants one... Read Review

  • 1998 Mazda MPV Review

    1998 Mazda MPV Review

    Mazda's rugged MPV minivan has been around for awhile, but it's still a great vehicle and still looks

    fresh. Seven people can ride in comfort and the MPV can easily tow up to 4,500 pounds.

    Most MPVs sold nowadays are four-wheel-drive All-Sport models. Four-wheel drive gives the MPV the

    tract... Read Review

  • 1996 Mazda MPV Review

    1996 Mazda MPV Review

    Oh, what a difference a door makes. Mazda has added a fourth door to the MPV this

    year. The new rear door on the driver's side means back seat passengers can get in and

    out from either side. It means the driver no longer has to run all the way around to

    unbuckle the baby from the back seat. It... Read Review

  • 2002 Mazda MPV Review

    2002 Mazda MPV Review

    Mazda says its MPV is the minivan with the soul of a sports car. Its commercials show the MPV turning into a Miata and back into an MPV as it winds around curvy mountain roads.

    There is something to that. Lighter and more compact, the MPV is more agile, lighter on its feet, than most vans. 2002 b... Read Review

  • 2000 Mazda MPV Review

    2000 Mazda MPV Review

    Each time an automaker comes out with a new or revised minivan they seem to make sure that they add a first. This all-new Mazda MPV has power wind-up windows in each of the two sliding side doors - a first on a minivan. Besides that, the new MPV is a fairly conventional minivan. It has front-drive, ... Read Review

  • 1995 Mazda MPV Review

    1995 Mazda MPV Review

    Not everyone rushes to buy the latest and greatest gadget on the market, whether it's a portable phone, a videocamera or a minivan. As a matter of fact, there are some people who see considerable virtue in choosing a product that's been around for a while, figuring that the manufacturer has, at some... Read Review

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