Used Mazda MAZDA5 for Sale near Grand Forks AFB, ND
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The Mazda MAZDA5 is well-received by drivers for its spacious interior, fuel efficiency, and fun handling. It stands out with features like sliding doors that enhance accessibility for families. Owners appreciate its practicality and versatility for transporting multiple passengers and their belongings. However, common concerns include limited cargo space when all seats are in use and an occasional noisy engine. Overall, it’s regarded as a reliable and economical choice for families seeking a smaller van-like experience.
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Michael G
Reviewed a 2014 Mazda MAZDA5 on Jan 7, 2021
This is the best car on the market. You will get the most bang for the buck. We purchased a 2015 Mazda 5 Grand Touring. It gets 30 MPG Highway and 23 MPG City. Our favorite vehicle purchase. It currently has 85,000 miles on it and runs like new.
Clint P
Reviewed a 2008 Mazda Grand Touring on Jan 11, 2010
The vehicles performance is quite peppy for a 2.3L engine. It's the heart of Mazda's Zoom Zoom! Quality has been good...the only problems have been a piece of moulding coming loose on the left passenger window, and the back window shattered. The styling of the vehicle is very smart and sporty for a Multi Use Vehicle. Gas mileage is great...at about 625km a tank. It's a Mazda...of course it's fun to drive!!!
Chris S
Reviewed a 2012 Mazda Sport on Jan 30, 2013
The Mazda5 is fun to drive, responsive and looks good. It hauls the five of us with comfort. It's is perfect for everyday running. Sport model comes with decent options. Sound system is good. I average 20-22 mpg with my stop and go city driving only commute. Climate control works well. Had windows tinted (after market) like a real minivan and that made a big difference inside and out. Love the sliding doors. Fits in the garage with room to spare. The only bad thing is that all 5 of us can not go shopping for groceries or go on a road trip requiring luggage. There simply is no cargo space when all the seats are up. That is why there is still a gas guzzling traditional minivan sitting in my drive way. I wish I could have two of these Mazda5's. My wife loves it and she typically doesn't "love" cars. So we have to share this fun to drive family hauler. If I could I would get another one but with manual transmission for me.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2009 Mazda Grand Touring on Sep 14, 2011
I have been impressed with this car since I purchased it. I purchased for my mom who needed a more accessible car. The seats are at the perfect height, the doors are light enough for her to manage. She can ride comfortably in the middle seats. The sliding rear doors make it so the grandchildren are not dinging doors in parking lots. There is plenty of cargo space. The ability to have a fan in the back and control the air conditioning is nice. It is a smooth ride. I enjoy the fact that this car seats 6 yet is only a foot, maybe, longer than my Mazda Protege. I can't get enough of the seat warmers. There are a ton of bells and whistles that take some getting use to but overall it is a great, fun vehicle.
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Not so long ago, many might have said that Mazda's compact, front-wheel drive Mazda 5 minivan was the wrong vehicle for the wrong time. But in this age of high gas prices and scaling back in size and power, the Mazda 5 just might be what drivers want. Smaller than any other minivan on the market, the Mazda 5 comfortably seats six and comes with a price tag that is affordable for families on a tight budget. And like other recent Mazdas, it is impressively packed with features that make it a good value in the eyes of many drivers.
Power is provided by the same fuel-efficient 157-horsepower, 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine used in the Mazda 3 sedans and hatchbacks. An advanced electro-hydraulic steering system provides steering that is firm and responsive, while the sport-tuned suspension features a MacPherson strut design.
Dual sliding doors make it easy to load and unload passengers and cargo, while exterior details include Euro-styled fender-mounted marker lights, a roof-mounted antenna, and 17-inch alloy wheels.
Inside, the Mazda 5 is equipped with a stylish black and silver instrument panel, a tilt/telescopic steering wheel with controls for the audio system and cruise control, an adjustable-height front seat, and fold-down second- and third-row seatbacks. Cruise control, air conditioning, anti-lock brakes, power windows, power door locks, and a CD player are also part of the standard package.
In its first year, the Mazda 5 came in two trim packages, the Sport and the Touring. In 2007, its second year, an upscale Grand Touring package, with leather-trimmed seats and a moonroof, was added to the lineup, providing happy drivers with even more reason to like this vehicle.
