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Old 06-09-2015, 05:39 AM
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I have never owned a mazda before, but I will be taking ownership of a 2 yr old Mazda 2 Venture this week.


Any advice on what to look out for, or any other comments on the car itself?


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Assuming its the same as in New Zealand & OZ your wont have any issues. They are a brilliant small car.
 
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It's a very reliable, efficient, cheap, fun to drive car. The manual transmission makes it extra fun. My only complaint is the amount of space in the trunk. I like doing outdoor stuff and the amount of space isn't quite cutting it for me, but I make it work for the time being. Otherwise it is a great choice!
 
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Originally Posted by grim_reaper
Assuming its the same as in New Zealand & OZ your wont have any issues. They are a brilliant small car.
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Originally Posted by wannagocamping
It's a very reliable, efficient, cheap, fun to drive car. The manual transmission makes it extra fun. My only complaint is the amount of space in the trunk. I like doing outdoor stuff and the amount of space isn't quite cutting it for me, but I make it work for the time being. Otherwise it is a great choice!

I've only driven it a few times since picking it up, but as you say it is fun to drive. It's remarkably responsive in both steering and acceleration (throttle response). I drove a new ford fiesta (3k miles) 1.25 for a week while waiting for the mazda and for such similar cars they are very different. The Mazda 2 wins hands down for driving pleasure and just about everything else!!.
 
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Originally Posted by wannagocamping
It's a very reliable, efficient, cheap, fun to drive car. The manual transmission makes it extra fun. My only complaint is the amount of space in the trunk. I like doing outdoor stuff and the amount of space isn't quite cutting it for me, but I make it work for the time being. Otherwise it is a great choice!
Sister has one, from 0 to 45 000 miles no issues whatsoever, just regular service (oil, brakes, etc). Definitely a good price/performance choice..
 
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