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This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Jan 2021.

Mazda 2 Sedan

Built in

Thailand

(launched 2016, facelifted Nov-2020)

Predecessor

Mazda 2 Sedan (2010-2012)

User Ratings

6 reviews

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Submodel

Last Recorded Price

Fuel Economy

Power

Transmission

Detailed Info

1.5 Deluxe (A)

$96,800 (May 2017)

19.2km/L

114 bhp

6-speed (A) with manual shift

Specs | Features

1.5 Standard Plus [Basic Package] (A)

$74,888 (Aug 2020)

18.8km/L

114 bhp

6-speed (A) with manual shift

Specs | Features

1.5 Deluxe [MY18] (A)

$78,800 (May 2018)

18.8km/L

114 bhp

6-speed (A) with manual shift

Specs | Features

1.5 Standard Plus (A)

$78,888 (Nov 2020)

18.8km/L

114 bhp

6-speed (A) with manual shift

Specs | Features

1.5 Elegance (A)

Facelifted on Nov-2020

$79,888 (Dec 2020)

18.5km/L

114 bhp

6-speed (A) with manual shift

Specs | Features

1.5 Standard (A)

$83,800 (Mar 2018)

18.8km/L

114 bhp

6-speed (A) with manual shift

Specs | Features

1.5 Luxury (A)

Facelifted on Nov-2020

$85,888 (Dec 2020)

18.5km/L

114 bhp

6-speed (A) with manual shift

Specs | Features

1.5 Luxury Plus (A)

Facelifted on Nov-2020

$90,888 (Dec 2020)

18.5km/L

114 bhp

6-speed (A) with manual shift

Specs | Features

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CONSUMER REVIEWS

4.0

6 Consumer Reviews

A good looking economical car, but not for comfort `

I have been driving the Mazda 2 for 2+ months now, mainly for Grab. I was bought over by the looks; It looks almost indistinguishable from the Mazda 3. However, I have 2 main peeves about this car; It's uncomfortable for both the driver and the passengers, and it's poor sound insulation.

Amazing fuel economy. `

Having owned the Mazda 2 sedan deluxe for 17 months, other than servicing arrangements, I have no complaint about the car so far. What astonishes me is its outstanding fuel economy. I'm surprised that the system electronically registers fuel consumption as 6.4L/100 km or 15.63 km per litre from day one. I also calculate my fuel consumption manually using the same ESSO station and at the same pump. Each time I pump full tank auto stop I record the mileage travelled and number of litres consumed. On most occasions I managed between 15 - 16 km/l but on some occasions like last week I managed 16.7 km per litre. Compared to my previous car, my monthly petrol bill has been cut by half. Road holding and braking are excellent and that is despite drum brakes at the rear. There is hardly any body roll when rounding sharp bends and best of all, the standard Dunlop tyres do not make any noise at all. My only complaint is not about the car but servicing. For regular servicing, Trans Eurokars need to learn from Borneo Motors. Booking for a servicing appointment is only through the phone. When the servicing warning light appears, a typical phone appointment takes a month and the car has to be left in the workshop with no approximate time frame given for collection. At Borneo Motors, one can choose an appointment date and time online which typically is a week at most. Quick routine servicing is completed in an hour or less with major servicing 2 - 3 hrs. Owners can wait cosily in the lounge while their car is being serviced. To be fair, the staff at Eurokars is polite but waiting is a no, no, as the hard foodcourt like chairs at Leng Kee is unlike the sofas at Borneo Motors where you can even doze off while your car is being serviced. Despite the car being a man in the street car, servicng rates are not man in the strict prices.

Mazda2 sedan looks small on the outside but big in interior space and engine per... `

I had experienced some noises in most of my new cars but surprisingly, from day 1, this Mazda2 sedan was extremely quiet, so quiet that I went on to restart the engine thinking that it went dead.

An outstanding small saloon for work and leisure `

Registered and driven since early Feb 16 after trade-in my previous Mazda 2 saloon of 6 years old. There is a vast improvement in driveability, performance and comfort level. Practical has no major issue with the past Mazda 2, with just a change of the engine blocks and a broken down left auto rear view mirror. Thus durability is never an issue. The new 1,5 engine coupled with the 6-speed auto is a effective and efficient combination. The performance is better than the Mazda 3 in terms of response and power. Road holding at various speeds are excellence with good road holding with and sharp and accurate steering system. The interior is superbly re-designed and with European styling. Dashboard with eye-catching design and the control knots are easy to use and feel good enough for the price of this range. Comfortable seats and a reasonable good quality sound system. Size is similar to my previous 2 saloon, despite the smaller seats, the new 2 offers excellent comfort for 4. Externally, the design is modern and look better than the cars of the same category.