Mazda Showroom
| Here is the 2011 Mazda line up, click on any of the cars to get more information. | |
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Mazda2 The fun-to-drive, fuel-efficient, 100-hp 1.5L DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder engine earns 29/35 mpg with a 5-speed manual or 27/33 mpg with an automatic transmission. Go ahead. Follow your Inner Driver to the all-new 2011 MAZDA2. With killer style, great fuel economy and an affordable price tag, the all-new 2011 MAZDA2 subcompact is Zoom-Zoom in its most concentrated form. Trims Available:Sport, Touring |
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Mazda3 Redesigned for 2010, the MAZDA3 4-Door and 5-Door offer the versatility young (or young-at-heart) consumers need, with all the features they demand. A favorite of consumers shopping for their first new vehicle since it launched in 2003, the MAZDA3 has exceeded the expectations of nearly two million owners around the world and is by far the best-selling vehicle in the Mazda lineup – one in every three Mazdas sold worldwide is a MAZDA3. Package/option changes for 2011 include the addition of rain-sensing front wipers, auto on/off headlights, Bi-Xenon headlights with auto leveling, Adaptive Front-lighting system, and LED rear combination taillights to the Technology Package. Trims Available: i SV, i Sport, i Touring, s Sport, s Grand Touring |
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MazdaSpeed3 Every family has one: The Wild Child. The MAZDASPEED3 is the sporty, versatile wild child of the MAZDA3 lineup. It's high-performance sport compact design is powered by a MZR 2.3L direct-injected turbo engine churning out 263 HP. The MazdaSpeed3 is one of the fastest sport compacts with a FWD layout on the road today. Trims Available: Sport, Grand Touring |
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Mazda5 Offering unexpected levels of design, functionality, packaging and performance simply not found in any other vehicle sold in North America today, the MAZDA5 is beloved by its owners. With a unique combination of flexible seat arrangements, sliding doors, stylish design, outstanding handling, fuel efficiency and high level of safety, MAZDA5 has made a strong impact in the North American market since it launched as a 2006 model. The MAZDA5 is unique: it doesn’t fit into a mold, and neither do its owners; it can’t be defined by a segment; it suits a family, but thrives in an active lifestyle setting. One could say it’s a vehicle right where everything else isn’t. Trims Available: Sport, Touring, Grand Touring |
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Mazda6 Fun takes the wheel, responsibility rides shotgun. As Smart Money's 2009 Best Value Sedan, the enticing MAZDA6 appeals to your wallet as well. Trims Available: i SV, Touring, Grand Touring, PRHT Touring, PRHT Grand Touring |
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Miata Substantially refreshed for 2009 and updated for 2010, MX-5 is unchanged for 2011, staying true to the very essence of the "oneness of horse and rider" credo that has guided development of every generation of MX-5. Trims Available: Sport, Touring, Grand Touring, PRHT Touring, PRHT Grand Touring |
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RX-8 Significantly updated for 2009 with a refreshed exterior and interior design, enhanced performance and an R3 model for the ultimate driving enthusiast and refined for 2010, RX-8 remains unchanged for 2011. The RX-8 is available in three trim levels – Sport, Grand Touring and the RX-8 R3, specially designed with the enthusiast in mind. At the core of the RX-8 remains a high-powered, lightweight and perfectly balanced machine powered by the world-renowned twin-rotor RENESIS rotary engine. Trims Available: Sport, Grand Touring, R3 |
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CX-7 CX-7 is a highly styled crossover utility vehicle (CUV) with a decided soul of a sportscar. Produced entirely on Mazda-derived platform architecture, the five-passenger CX-7 embodies an astute blend of sports car verve and CUV practicality, resulting in a fun-to-drive CUV that represents everything a Mazda should be, and running counter to what most people think a CUV should be capable of. Trims Available: i SV, i Sport, s Touring, s Grand Touring |
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CX-9 Mazda’s CX-9 is one of the company’s most award-winning vehicles, garnering North American Truck of the Year and the Motor Trend Sport Utility of the Year, amongst others. An instant success when it first hit the market in 2007, the CX-9 raised the bar for three-row crossover SUVs. From its dynamic styling and safety to versatility and performance, Mazda’s flagship crossover SUV continues to wow customers and automotive critics alike. Highly refined inside and out for 2010, CX-9 receives redesigned wheels and improved fuel economy for 2011. Trims Available: Sport, Touring, Grand Touring |
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Tribute Offering more traditional sport-utility vehicle (SUV) styling than Mazda’s other crossovers, CX-7 and CX-9, the 2011 Tribute rounds out the Mazda family of unibody-based utility vehicles, making it the perfect choice for buyers in search of traditional, go-anywhere, rugged styling. For the 2011 model year, Tribute carries over key specifications and features from the 2010 model year. Trims Available: i Sport, i Touring, i Grand Touring, s Grand Touring |