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Roomy, comfortable ride, but rugged enough to work hard; smart pricing; reliable underpinnings.
Sporty styling, handling and performance; versatile interior.
Fuel efficiency; sporty handling; flexible five-door body style; performance for the money (MAZDASPEED3).
Seating for six; competitive price; solid fuel efficiency; impressive handling and maneuverability; small footprint for easy parking.
Classic roadster driving experience and overall performance; easy manual top operation; fuel efficiency.
Unique, high-revving rotary engine; free-flow door system with room for four adults; aggressive styling; affordable price; excellent handling.
Ride and handling (compared to other small SUVs); comfortable interior; utility; fuel efficiency (four-cylinder).
Mazda's 2008 utility vehicles gain some noticeable upgrades. The Mazda Tribute is freshly restyled for 2008 and now offers the brand's first gasoline/electric hybrid powertrain in the United States. Fuel mileage for the 2008 Tribute Hybrid is rated at 34 miles per gallon city. The Mazda CX-9 is now powered by a 3.7-liter V-6 engine and offers the option of a Blind Spot Monitoring System. Refreshed styling and a five-speed automatic transmission have been added to the Mazda5. The small car line-up of Mazda is defined by minor changes for 2008. A tire pressure monitoring system is standard on the MX-5 Miata as well as the Mazda6 sedan. For 2008, side and side curtain airbags are now standard on the Mazda3 s Sport models. To celebrate the 40th year since Mazda's introduction of their first rotary engine production car, the 2008 model year features a special edition version of the RX-8. Painted in Metropolitan Gray with a Cosmo Red interior color, the 2008 Mazda RX-8 40th Anniversary edition is a limited edition model.