2003 Mazda MPV Review and Specs

Summary

What Edmunds.com says

By adding power sliding doors and a more powerful engine, Mazda has finally made its petite and sporty MPV a respected choice in the minivan marketplace.

Pros

Compact and maneuverable, confident handling manners, roll-down windows in the sliding doors.

Cons

Limited maximum cargo capacity, lacks some features found in the other minivans.

What's New for 2003

For 2003, power sliding doors are an option for both the LX and ES trim levels. A towing package and a cargo organizer are two other new options. Also, an alarm and engine immobilizer are now part of a security package, and a cassette player is available on the ES trim level. The LX trim now rides on 16-inch wheels. Inside, floor and cargo mats are now standard on both trim levels, while outside, you'll see a new exhaust tip.


Performance:	8	Fun-to-Drive:	9	Build Quality:	9
Comfort:	7	Interior Design:	7	Reliability:	10
Fuel Economy:	8	Exterior Design:	10


Performance:	6	Fun-to-Drive:	7	Build Quality:	7
Comfort:	8	Interior Design:	8	Reliability:	3
Fuel Economy:	3	Exterior Design:	10


Performance:	8	Fun-to-Drive:	6	Build Quality:	3
Comfort:	4	Interior Design:	5	Reliability:	4
Fuel Economy:	6	Exterior Design:	5


Performance:	7	Fun-to-Drive:	8	Build Quality:	8
Comfort:	7	Interior Design:	8	Reliability:	8
Fuel Economy:	7	Exterior Design:	9


Performance:	6	Fun-to-Drive:	9	Build Quality:	8
Comfort:	7	Interior Design:	7	Reliability:	9
Fuel Economy:	6	Exterior Design:	8