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 | MAZDA2 Exterior: Huge on style, the Mazda2 subcompact turns the road into a runway. - Deeply sculpted shaped catches patterns of light for a look that’s enticing from any angle.
- Widely placed headlights and available halogen fog lights show off its athletic stance.
- Wheels pushed out to all four corners flaunt Mazda2’s confident attitude.
- Sport coupe silhouette cleverly conceals its 5-door convenience.
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 | MAZDA2 Interior: Room to live large— the Mazda2 seats you plus four. - Standard 6-way adjustable driver's seat lets you find your most comfortable position in two more ways than the Honda Fit, Toyota Yaris or Nissan Versa.
- Versatile 60/40 split fold-down rear seatback accommodates boogie boards and friends alike - so you don't have to choose one over the other.
- High-quality, cloth-trimmed seat fabric options place a big emphasis on style and comfort.
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 | MAZDA2 Performance: Agile and fun, the Mazda2 proves small has got it all when it comes to awesome drives. - Mazda's 1.5-liter DOCH 16-valve engine halls from the same MZR engine hails from the motorsports-proven MZR engine family.
- Thanks to its well-built and very reliable engine, the fun was made to last.
- At 100 horsepower and 98-lb-ft of torque, Mazda2 strikes the perfect balance between usable power and excellent fuel economy— up to 35 mpg hwy*.
- Tuned for day-to-day driving, this engine turns your boring commute into something far more stimulating.
Learn More >> * EPA-estimated highway mileage for MAZDA2 with manual transmission. Actual results may vary. |
 | MAZDA2 Safety: Seriously safe, the Mazda2 is equipped with six standard air bags*. - Advanced front air bags protect head and chest.
- Front side-impact air bags help provide protection for chest and abdominal areas.
- Side-impact air curtains help protect front and outboard rear passengers.
Learn More >> *Always wear your seat belt and secure children in the rear seats in appropriate child restraints. |
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