The all-new 2011 Mazda5 will hit the showrooms across Europe this fall and they say this time their sure that the 5 has covered all the bases to become the number one choice for families looking for a stylish and practical MPV. Although Mazda has said the current design language is over, but Mazda5 has been designed based on that, and heck, it looks good!
The new Mazda5 comes with a new 2.0-litre DISI direct injection petrol engine equipped with i-stop, and a six-speed manual transmission. This unit makes 110kW/150 PS at 6,200 rpm and 191 Nm of torque at 4,500 rpm which is enough for a top speed of 120 mph or 194 km/h. It features Mazda i-stop system and as a result it has an average fuel consumption of 40.9 mpg or 6.9-litres per 100 km.
The other choice is an updated version of the MZR 1.8 petrol engine, optimized for fuel efficiency, with 85 kW/115ps of power at 5,300 rpm and 165 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm. This one averages 7.2 litres per 100 km / 39.2 mpg combined.
Standard equipments onboard with 2011 Mazda5 include power-adjustable side mirrors, manual air-conditioning, driver seat height adjustment, power windows front and back with one-touch driver window operation, power door locks, safety touch sensor for electric sliding doors, six airbags, four-channel ABS, electric brake-force distribution (EBD), brake assist, Emergency Stop Signal (ESS), traction control (TCS) and DSC. Also standard are an AUX jack (that allows you to play MP3 players using the car’s audio system), and a new four speaker audio system with digital signal processor (DSP) technology that reduces unwanted radio noise, and double tuner (exclusively for Europe) that ensures clear radio reception almost everywhere.
And optional features: rear parking sensors, seat heating, an in-dash 6 CD changer, a FIX-EQ audio system that automatically optimises sound characteristics according to the interior space, Bluetooth® audio functionality that plays MP3 players cordless, a Bluetooth® telephone system with voice recognition and upgraded steering wheel control, a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) and Xenon headlamps.
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