Previous Models

Let’s face it: small cars are a big deal. The subcompact segment, born out of frugality and, well, not much else, is now bursting at the seams in all directions: design, performance, features, value and even size – literally. But as more entries cram themselves into the ever-popular crowd of small-fry, only one offers Zoom-Zoom in its most concentrated form: the 2012 Mazda2. Initially launched in …

Since its launch in 2007, the CX-9 mid-size SUV has been the pillar of Mazda’s SUV family and one of the brand’s most award-winning vehicles, garnering the highly-coveted and much- respected North American Truck of the Year award as well as was named Motor Trend’s Sport Utility of the Year during its debut. With its dynamic styling, unprecedented safety, cargo versatility and Mazda-tuned performan …

CX-7 is a high-style crossover utility vehicle (CUV) with the dedicated soul of a sports car. Refreshed in 2011, the five-passenger CX-7 embodies sports car verve in the form of CUV practicality, resulting in a fun-to-drive crossover that represents everything a Mazda should be. Offered with two dynamic powerplants — the standard MZR 2.5-liter engine of optional MZR 2.3-liter DISI turbocharged en …

Offering more traditional sport-utility vehicle (SUV) styling than Mazda’s other crossovers, CX-7 and CX-9, the 2011 Tribute rounds out the Mazda family of unibody-based utility vehicles, making it the perfect choice for buyers in search of traditional, go-anywhere, rugged styling. For the 2011 model year, Tribute carries over key specifications and features from the 2010 model year. Part of being …

Launched in 2003, the Mazda RX-8 hit the global market with a serious bang and has since gone on to win 48 global vehicle awards, including 2003 Japanese Car of the Year, Australia’s Wheels magazine’s Car of the Year for 2003, 2003 International Engine of the Year, 2004 Singapore Car of the Year, the 2004 U.S. Best Sports Car and UK Car of the Year 2004. It was also named on Car and Driver magazin …