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2008 Mazda MAZDA5

2008 Mazda MAZDA5 Specs

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Select a Trim of 2008 Mazda MAZDA5

Trim MSRP Invoice Fuel Econ
2008 Mazda MAZDA5: 4dr Wagon Man Sport $17,995 $16,849 City: 22
Hwy: 28
2008 Mazda MAZDA5: 4dr Wagon Auto Sport $18,945 $17,734 City: 21
Hwy: 27
2008 Mazda MAZDA5: 4dr Wagon Auto Touring $20,760 $19,427 City: 21
Hwy: 27
2008 Mazda MAZDA5: 4dr Wagon Auto Grand Touring $22,515 $21,063 City: 21
Hwy: 27

Comments (1 total):

  1. Mazda5 Owner

    We're actually on our second Mazda5. We had a 2006 Touring with a manual transmission that we really loved. The car held its value really well and we actually decided to sell our car, pocket some cash, and lease a new '08 Grand Touring using some of Mazda's recent incentives. We lowered our payments by about $150/month and got some great new features. Primarily, the Grand Touring model includes standard Bluetooth integration which is very nice given California's new law requiring hands-free cell phone use. Anyway, I consider myself a real car nut having owned cars like the Miata, Porsche 911, E320 Cabriolet. The predecessor to the Mazda5 as our family car was a BMW 5-series wagon, also with a manual transmission. In other words, I like fast cars and consider performance an important part of my car purchasing decision and I don't find the Mazda5's engine performance lacking at all. The manual transmission was great but the new (for '08) 5-speed auto doesn't give up any noticeable performance. The power is more than adequate for four passengers and luggage and the fuel economy for us averages about 25 mpg in mixed driving... not Earth shattering economy, but pretty good. Other thoughts: road noise is a bit high at freeway speeds but the engine is very smooth and quiet around town. Less agressive tires might help with the noise issue but at a bit of cost to handling. The car is much easier to drive and park than "full size" minivans and loading the kids into the back (middle)row is super easy with the sliding doors. I really like the car and know at least two others who have bought them after riding in ours. They simply had never heard of the car before but found it to be the perfect solution for a small family after experiencing it. If you have only one or two kids and will use it primarily as a four seater with occasional use of the third row, you owe it to yourself to check out this car.

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