Mazda AZ Wagon Review The Mazda AZ Wagon is a small mini wagon that was in production from 1994 to 2012. It’s ideal for short urban commutes either for carrying passengers or light cargo such as parcels and office deliveries. The fourth generation(2008-2012) comes with two engine options; a 660cc VVT petrol engine or a 660cc turbocharged petrol engine that are linked to either a CVT or a 5-Speed Manual Transmission. The Mazda AZ Wagon is the same as the Suzuki Wagon R save for minor details such as the emblems. Read the full Mazda AZ Wagon Review Click here to access prices of Mazda AZ Wagon Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda CX-7 Review The Mazda CX-7 is a crossover SUV that was in production from 2006 to 2012. It was replaced by the CX-5 which has become an instant hit in the Kenyan market. The CX-7 borrows its suspension from both the Premacy and the MPV as well as its engine from the Mazda Atenza. It comes with a 2.3-Litre turbocharged petrol engine that is linked to either a 6-Speed automatic transmission or a 6-Speed manual transmission and available in either 2WD or 4WD. Read the full Mazda CX-7 Review Click here to access prices of Mazda CX-7 Click here to kickstart the importation process. 

Mazda Titan Truck Review The Mazda Titan is a range of small and medium sized trucks that have been in production from 1971 to present. The 6th generation that has been in production since 2007 is the same as the Isuzu Elf which was supplied to Mazda under an OEM agreement. The only difference is in the emblems. It comes with a 3.0-Litre diesel engine that is balanced for both efficiency and power which makes the Mazda Titan an ideal truck for light commercial transport. In Kenya, the Mazda Titan is overshadowed by the more popular Suzuki Elf, which is actually an advantage to the informed buyer as you can get the Mazda Titan at a lower price. Read the full Mazda Titan Review Click here to access prices of Mazda Titan  Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda Carol Review The Mazda Carol is exactly the same as the Suzuki Alto. It’s basically a Suzuki Alto that is supplied to Mazda under an OEM agreement and rebadged as the Mazda Carol. Similar to the Alto that has become popular in Kenya, it’s a super economical car that is ideal for urban transport. Read the full Mazda Carol Review Click here to access prices of Mazda Carol. Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda MPV Review The Mazda MPV is 7 to 8 seater van that was in production from 1988 to 2016. It is one of the longest vans in the market and it comes with an incredibly spacious interior that rivals some of the best vans such as the Toyota Alphard/Vellfire and the Nissan Elgrand. The third generation(2006 – 2016) comes with a choice of two engines; a 2.3-Litre petrol engine and a 2.3-Litre turbo petrol engine. Read the full Mazda MPV Review Click here to access prices of Mazda MPV. Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda Biante Review The Mazda Biante is an 8-seater van that was in production from 2008 to 2018. Though not as popular as some of its Toyota rivals, the Biante offers an excellent alternative and it boasts of excellent reliability ratings. It enjoys considerable success in the Kenyan market and most owners love it for being economical and comfortable. It competes with the Toyota Noah, Toyota Voxy, Nissan Serena, Honda StepWagon and Mitsubishi Delica D5.  Read the full Mazda Biante Review Click here to access prices of Mazda Biante. Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda Atenza Review The Mazda Atenza still remains one of the most impressive Japanese cars we’ve driven. Its build quality is exceptional starting from the well crafted exterior to the tastefully furnished interior, everything feels right. It’s available in station wagon and saloon body types with a range of powerful but yet economical engines in the lineup. It competes with the BMW 3 series, Mercedes C200, Toyota Mark X, Subaru Legacy, VW Passat and Audi A4. Read the full Mazda Atenza Review Click here to access prices of Mazda Atenza Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda Verisa Review The Mazda Verisa is a true master of deception. Let not the small stature or passive demeanor fool you. Underneath the veneer of colorful paintwork lies a potent motor that outperforms its closest rivals. There’s a perfect balance between power and weight that creates a harmonious ride reminiscent of the Mini Cooper. The Mazda Verisa competes with the Nissan March, Toyota Passo, Suzuki Swift and the Mini Cooper. Read the full Mazda Verisa Review Click here to access prices of Mazda Verisa Click here to kickstart the importation process.