mazda

Looking through my archives it seems that I receive a Mazda 2 model every other year allowing me to write about any updates the model has received.

Saloon cars haven’t been a popular choice in Northern Ireland for the last couple of decades, but can this latest model from Mazda change that?

This vast array of makes and models means it is very much a buyers’ market, so can this latest model from Japanese maker Mazda, pack a punch against other well established models.

Since 1989, Japanese car manufacturer Mazda has been at the forefront of the market when it comes to small, two-seat affordable sports cars, with small engines and a lack of roof.

To find out, we got our hands on a revised estate model and after a turbulent year for me since driving the car, I can finally answer that question.

Mazda customers can now save up to £4,000 off any brand new Mazda when they trade in their previous car under the Mazda Scrappage Scheme Upgrade Plan.

As you maybe know, the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) market has been booming for the last few years with most manufacturers offering a couple of models, covering most demographics and, Mazda is no different.

In a segment that is absolutely booming, SUV’s or crossover’s or whatever you wish to call them, have never been as popular on our roads and Mazda have updated their baby.

A couple of years ago I drove what was then an all-new Mazda 2, it impressed, but more recently the Japanese maker has given it a bit of an update, offering more for your money.

As you maybe know, the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) market is absolutely booming of late with most manufacturers offering a couple of models, covering most demographics and Mazda is no different.