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http://www.healthycar.org/vehicle.searchmodel.php?getmake=Mazda Seems the M5 isn't exactly the nicest place to spend time in if you intend to breathe. I bought mine to carry a couple of new babies in. Now what? Thanks Mazda, for using all those toxic flame-retardants. At least I didn't buy a Scion xB, which scores the worst. Look elsewhere on that site for explanations of what the chemicals are, what they do to you and how they break down. If I keep the car, I'm thinking of getting it tinted and using a windshield reflector to keep the heat down. In the meantime, you'll see me with all the windows open.... |
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From Mazda's media site. I wonder when it'll be out. I'm willing to wait to get some of these features that are not available in the 2007 model, such as the 5 speed auto tranny and improved fuel econ, rear air vents, heated mirrors, alarm, Bluetooth, armrests (hopefully they mean the front passenger armrest), MP3 audio input jack, etc. Quite a number of nice improvements! http://media.ford.com/mazda/article_display.cfm?article_id=26425&make_id=227 2008 MAZDA VEHICLES AT A GLANCE MAZDA5 Introduced in 2006, The MAZDA5 is a three-row, six-passenger multi-activity vehicle infused with sports car inspiration that efficiently transports people and equipment like a large SUV. MAZDA5 demonstrates Mazda’s infusion of stylish, insightful and spirited vehicles. The 2008 MAZDA5 adds a freshened exterior design, five-speed automatic transmission, rear cool air vents, improved gas mileage, arm rests, standard auxiliary audio input jack, and new interior and exterior colors. The MAZDA5 is powered by an all-aluminum 2.3-liter, four-cylinder MZR series engine, producing 153 horsepower and 148 lb-ft of torque, shared with the popular MAZDA3. Inside, the MAZDA5 offers a flexible seating arrangement and a flowing wedge-shaped body with solid proportions, defining the vehicle as unmistakably Mazda. The MAZDA5’s large sliding doors and low floor allow for fluid ingress and egress, and a one-touch walk-in mechanism offers easy access to the third-row seats. Pricing for the 2008 MAZDA5 will be announced at a later date. New or enhanced for 2008: * Freshened exterior design * Five-speed automatic transmission * Rear cool air vents * Improved gas mileage * Arm rests * Standard auxiliary audio input jack * LED taillights (Touring and Grand Touring) * New exterior colors – Copper Red, Golden Sand, Stormy Blue, Sunlight Silver, Crystal White Pearl * Two new interior colors – Black or Sand o cloth seat upholstery (Sport and Touring) o leather seat upholstery (Grand Touring) In addition, all 2008 MAZDA5 Grand Touring models will be equipped with standard: * Security alarm * Bluetooth hands-free phone system * Auto on/off headlights * Heated door mirrors * Rain-sensing wipers |
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I don't own a Mazda5 yet, but I took a test drive and liked it very much except I could not see the end of the hood. Has that been a problem for anyone? How about parking? Thanks.
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Replying to: kivo (Jul 29, 2007 6:11 am) |
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Does anyone know when the 2008 Mazda5's will be at the dealer's showrooms?
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Is there any links to how the 2008 Mazda5 looks, or what the price will be? Will it go up from the 2007 models? Looking to buy really soon and I am trying to weigh the going for the 2007 option or waiting for the 2008. I like the rear air of the 2008, but I like the sticker of the 2007. How long do we have to wait before it arrives anyway?
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Replying to: kivo (Jul 31, 2007 10:47 am)
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Replying to: maltb (Jul 31, 2007 12:49 pm) For 800 units/month it's not worth even bringing a '08 model. (Yes, of course Rondo is partially behind it, just like the managers in Mazda USA, who can't respond adequately)
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Replying to: d_hyper (Aug 03, 2007 11:40 am) Plus: There is a lot more people room in a M5 then there is in a M3. |
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http://www.mazda.com/publicity/release/2007/200706/070612.html Mazda Awarded First Place in Auto Bild Magazine’s “Quality Report” for the Third Year Running HIROSHIMA, Japan— Auto Bild, Germany’s largest car magazine, has ranked Mazda in first place in its highly respected “Quality Report” for 2007, which was published on June 8. This was the third straight year that Mazda has been awarded first place in this annual report.
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