2002 Mazda E2000 Reviews

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Mazda's strategy is as bold as ever

By John Law · 30 Sep 2024

In Europe, you’ll find a re-faced Toyota Yaris posing as the Mazda2, while in the United States, Mazda’s rugged mid-size SUV uses the same powertrain as its biggest rival: the Toyota RAV4.

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The rising cost of new vehicles exposed

By Stephen Ottley · 28 Sep 2024

A study of prices from September 2019 to September 2024 highlights some key models have risen sharply, but as the strong sales continue it appears customers have accepted the new pricing reality.

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Mazda's answer to the popular EV sedan?

By John Law · 19 Sep 2024

A new Mazda sedan has been spied testing in Europe.

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Mazda's Model Y rival?

By John Law · 09 Sep 2024

Mazda’s electric car offensive seems to be gathering steam. The brand applied to trademark the name ‘CX-6e’ with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) earlier this month, as discovered by Autoguide.

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Australia's favourite cars revealed

By Dom Tripolone · 04 Sep 2024

Australians are speaking with their wallets as they flock to these cars in droves.

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Mazda's rotary hero takes shape

By John Law · 26 Aug 2024

Information about Mazda’s new halo rotary sports car continues to trickle in after it was teased at last year’s Tokyo Mobility Show as the Iconic SP.

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Why ute owners don't need to worry

By Dom Tripolone · 25 Aug 2024

Mazda’s rugged BT-50 isn’t going to be a victim of the federal government’s new emissions regulations. Mazda Australia’s marketing boss Alastair Doak said the BT-50 will absolutely be part of the company’s future despite the spectre of the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) looming over the industry.

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