Mazda E2000 Reviews
You'll find all our Mazda E2000 reviews right here. Mazda E2000 prices range from $3,190 for the E2000 Mwb to $5,830 for the E2000 Lwb.
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Mazda prices MX-30 Electric
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By Tung Nguyen · 05 May 2021
Mazda Australia's first electric car, the MX-30 Electric, will go on sale later this week and enter showrooms from August this year wearing a pricetag of $65,490 before on-road costs.Only one highly-equipped E35 Astina grade will be available of the small
Mazda shows off CX-30 EV
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By Tung Nguyen · 21 Apr 2021
Mazda has revealed an all-electric version of its CX-30 small SUV at this year's Shanghai motor show, but is there room in the Australian line-up for another electric car following the MX-30 Electric due to launch soon?Mazda Australia is saying no for now
Telluride, Bronco and others Australia needs
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By Stephen Ottley · 11 Apr 2021
There’s a reason why the likes of Toyota, Mazda and Hyundai lead the sales races every month. The companies have figured out what Australians like to drive and deliver a range of vehicles that cater to that audience.
Euro and Japanese classic cars at a premium
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By Neil Dowling · 11 Apr 2021
COVID-19 has spread its virus right through the economy, infecting even unlikely pockets like the classic-car market as used-car stocks dry up, overseas holidays get crossed off the list and people with money search for passions create a rare opportunity for rising prices.
Mazda CX-9 2021 review: Azami LE
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By Peter Anderson · 07 Apr 2021
The Mazda CX-9 scored a minor update for 2021 and the most surprising part of that facelift was the Azami LE. The top-of-the-range Azami does well for Mazda but obviously someone asked customers some questions relating to the middle seat in the back and the company discovered some people are willing to pay more for less. Seats, that is.
Australian new-car market keeps rebounding
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By Justin Hilliard · 07 Apr 2021
The Australian new-vehicle market had a positive sales result for the fifth month in a row in March 2021, with its volume up a significant 22.4 per cent month-on-month, to 100,005 units
Mazda to make new BT-50 ute even tougher
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By Justin Hilliard · 05 Apr 2021
Mazda Australia may have only just released the third-generation BT-50 ute’s new flagship, the Thunder, but its entire range will soon be able to add more toughness
Mazda’s rotary engine is returning in 2022
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By Justin Hilliard · 04 Apr 2021
Mazda will officially bring the rotary engine back early next year, but its eagerly anticipated return will come with a twist
Mazda CX-30 and Mazda 3 to go electric soon?
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By Justin Hilliard · 03 Apr 2021
With the MX-30 Electric small SUV, Mazda has made its first genuine steps towards an all-electric future, and now the volume-selling Mazda3 small car and CX-30 small SUV are shaping up as the brand’s next models to go down the zero-emissions path
What makes the Mazda MX-30 M Hybrid unique
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By Justin Hilliard · 02 Apr 2021
The new MX-30 M Hybrid is finally in Australian showrooms, but given it’s closely related to another of Mazda’s small SUVs, the volume-selling CX-30, why will buyers pick it over its sibling?
