Is Mazda 2 a good car?
The Mazda 2’s spacious, well-designed interior has a quality feel for the most part, and the car is good value and safe too. With low running costs and strong demand for used versions meaning residual values should stay pretty healthy, the Mazda 2 is a supermini that can appeal to the head as well as the heart.
Are Mazda 2s fast?
The Mazda 2 is no slouch though, and we recorded a 0-60mph time of 9.9 seconds when we tested the 90PS model. It also took 10.2 seconds to accelerate from 30-70mph. However, this performance is under full throttle, and in-gear the engine’s lack of torque becomes much more noticeable.
Does Mazda still make Mazda 2?
It is related to the Ford Fiesta, but it trades some refinement and comfort in order to sell at a lower price. 2014 was the last year for the Mazda2.
Are Mazda 2s reliable?
Is a used Mazda 2 hatchback reliable? Mazda usually does well in reliability surveys, but the 2 is an exception to this rule. It only ranked in 19th place out of 23 small cars included in our latest survey. Its major rivals – the Ford Fiesta, Hyundai i20 and Skoda Fabia – all finished above it.
Is Mazda 2 a JDM?
With the facelift, the JDM-spec supermini is switching from “Demio” to the “Mazda2” name. The fourth-generation of the Mazda2 has been around for five years, but it’s only now the pint-sized hatchback is getting a mid-cycle refresh.
Is the Mazda 2 Turbo?
The Mazda 2 comes with a choice of two petrol engines – the Skyactiv G and the e-Skyactiv G – and each is available in two different power outputs. Neither has a turbocharger, but the ‘e’ version has mild-hybrid technology.
Is Mazda 2 a Toyota Yaris?
It’s a new car to Mazda’s line-up, but it should look very familiar to buyers as it’s essentially a rebadged version of the latest Toyota Yaris Hybrid. The supermini was launched as part of a collaborative venture between Toyota and Mazda, which has the aim of advancing the latter company’s electrification strategy.