Mazda2 used review | 2007-2013 - Cars Guide
Mazda has been the standout performer over the last decade or so when its cars have gone from "who cares" to "must haves" in a very short period of time. It began with the ground breaking 3, continued with the 6, and then followed on with the mini 2. Sales of small cars like the Mazda2 have soared as Australians have shed their attachment to big cars and downsized like crazy. The new 2 in 2007 promised new looks, great value and class-leading dynamics, and delivered in spades. There were four body styles, a three-door hatch, a five-door hatch and a four-door sedan, and there were three levels, the Neo, Maxx and Genki. There was good news on the features list too, with Mazda including anti-lock brakes with brake-force distribution and emergency brake assistance, front airbags, air-conditioning, power windows and mirrors, remote central locking and iPod jack in... On the road the 2 had all the zip you could want in a small car, it handled the hustle and bustle of modern traffic well and cruised comfortably on the open road, and it cornered with good grip and balance. Mazda has won high praise for the quality of its new generation cars, and that's reflected in the views of owners who are overwhelmingly happy with the 2. The few criticisms they have are of a. Source: www.carsguide.com.au
