Used Mazda MPV for Sale

The Mazda MPV is one of the most reliable cars I have owned. It gets good mileage as an MPV. I am not looking to buy it again because I want to upgrade to a more recent car.

The engine power for the 2002 model is very good. Lives up to its 'zoom zoom zoom' reputation. Styling is good. Sportiness is good. The quality and design could be better. Seats are totally devoid of lumbar support. The shift stick obstructs the view of the center console. Mirror adjustments are not on the door but on the panel which is a bad design. Mileage is pretty low but the trade off is the zip. It's fun to drive. There are inherent problems with the electrical coils, which needed to be replaced multiple times. And also the pvc hose is a recurring issue. It's in the shop a couple times in a year for repairs. Acceleration is very good, braking could be better. Handles like a car. Both the keyless entry tags failed after a few years in spite of replacing the battery. Doesn't have many of the extra features like power doors, etc. All in all a fun car to drive.

This Mazda MPV has been through thick and thin with for well over the past decade. It was purchased brand new back in the early 2000s, but as we approached 2015, had already been the cause of a lot of trouble. Still, the minivan is spacious and comfortable. Since the car is fairly old, there are no special features like GPS or anything -- there's a 6 CD changer though. The car seats 7 people. Over the past couple years, the car has been giving me a lot of trouble with both the battery and the engine, having stalled a few times, and it'll occasionally stutter on the road. Also, this thing eats up gas fast. I like to go to a lot of concerts, but there aren't really many where I live, so I have to drive far for them and while this van has gone everywhere with me, it has sometimes struggled to do so.