Anyone own a Mazda5 ?
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Anyone own a Mazda5 ?
This might be too young of a crowd to ask.... but does anyone have a mazda 5?
I got my first kid on the way, and I am thinking that a Mazda 5 is really useful for kids. Considering my summer/fun car is an s2000... I dont mind getting an "uncool" car like a mazda5. Anyone have one? Wanna tell me your review on it?
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I got my first kid on the way, and I am thinking that a Mazda 5 is really useful for kids. Considering my summer/fun car is an s2000... I dont mind getting an "uncool" car like a mazda5. Anyone have one? Wanna tell me your review on it?
Thanks
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Don't have one but it's based on Mazda3 which is usually on top compared to Civics, Corollas, etc. Sliding doors on both sides a plus. How about MS3? Carseat fits fine in the back as well as stroller in the trunk Btw used Mazda5's with low mileage in the 12-13k range so might be better getting used. Also check for owners opinions http://www.mazdav.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123728647
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I'm seeing them for $10.9K to $11.8K in Houston, used. Thing is, the new ones have a 5-spd automatic tranny vs the old 4-spd, which improves both acceleration and fuel economy.
They're great little vehicles - drive well, decently big inside, and great for carrying people and gear. They'll get into the 30+ mpg range on the highway if you drive the speed limit. The back seats are not that big - you wouldn't put adults back there - but they'll work for small children.
The interior is cheap, hard, and bare but that's my only real gripe. It's also available with a manual transmission, which is a plus to an enthusiast (even if your wife doesn't want it)...
They're great little vehicles - drive well, decently big inside, and great for carrying people and gear. They'll get into the 30+ mpg range on the highway if you drive the speed limit. The back seats are not that big - you wouldn't put adults back there - but they'll work for small children.
The interior is cheap, hard, and bare but that's my only real gripe. It's also available with a manual transmission, which is a plus to an enthusiast (even if your wife doesn't want it)...