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Average warranty The Mazda MX-30 represents the Japanese manufacturer’s first toe in the water of the electric car market, but even in a sector that’s increasingly teeming with rivals, this small SUV has no trouble standing out. Sharp, stylish design, unusual rear-hinged doors, an engaging driving experience and a top class safety score are the big selling points, but the limited range and poor rear passenger accommodation will deter many. Think of the MX-30 as a fun, fashionable city car, ...

2021 Mazda CX-30. Hard to Tell Where it Came From, But it’s Headed for Success 23 Apr 2021, 21:38 UTC · by The spectacular evolution of Mazdas in terms of design has led to the impression that they are trying hard to look like no one else in the automotive world. Remarkable effort, yet this is a risky kind of move that can take a brand out of the customers sight and expectations. Well, only if it reaches an exaggerated level. And, after a consistent bunch of striking original styling a...

1 April 2021 10:50 am / 21 comments The Mazda 6 has been updated yet again in Malaysia, this time for the 2021 model year, with the sedan being offered in two variants, both fully imported (CBU) from Japan. The base variant remains the 2.0L that is priced at RM170,917, while the top-spec 2.5L goes for RM207,642. These are on-the-road prices without insurance, and with the ongoing sales tax relief (50% in this case) factored in. Compared to before, the Mazda 6 range is now cheaper by arou...

How can that be a bad thing? Regular readers of my columns (you both know who you are!) know undoubtedly that I’m a big fan of all things Mazda. I love their typically Japanese build quality; I mostly love the way Mazdas look – and most of all I love how Mazdas drive. While it appears that they’ve put their “Zoom-Zoom” marketing strategy to rest in recent times, it still applies to the feeling you get when driving one of their vehicles, whether the smallest or the largest in their ...

Finding an SUV that offers a truly enjoyable driving experience is harder than you might think. Too often, in the process of improving other areas of the vehicle, the drive quality becomes a neglected area on many of the top-selling SUVs. The good news is that some companies, such as Mazda, don’t go that route. They recognize that people want to enjoy their drive time and offer a vehicle that allows people to do so. For 2021, the CX-5 retains this feature, which separates it from the compe...

My favourite compact ute is back with some new tweaks for 2021, as well as a couple of new editions, one of which is a celebration of Mazda’s centennial. It’s the CX-5, which started life a bit underpowered but was still lots of fun to drive, and Mazda has wisely upped the oomph ante over the years, a tad at least. But with the introduction of the company’s lovely optional 2.5 litre turbo four a while back, acceleration angst is now a thing of the past. And that’s wonderful! It’s also...

Mazda CX-9 upgraded for 2021 Mazda CX-9 upgraded for 2021 December 17, 2020 New black-look GT SP, Azami LE flagship with captain’s seats and 100th anniversary special for large SUV An upgraded 2021 Mazda CX-9 has been announced, bringing three new variants, infotainment upgrades and minor price hikes. Available from early next year, the MY21 Mazda CX-9 range will open at $45,990 plus on-road costs ($70 more than before) for the front-wheel drive Sport variant. There are price increases across...