Mazda B-Series 2WD Truck Model Years and History

Mazda B-Series Model Years

2009 Mazda B-Series Truck trims

2009 B-Series Truck

The crew cab style, with its full-sized front-hinged rear doors, is no longer offered and, most notably, the mid-level B3000 series has been discontinued, leaving just the B2300 and the B4000. Other than that, the 2009 Mazda B-Series trucks are little changed from the 2008 model year. The SE is now an options package and not a separate trim as it was last year.

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2008 Mazda B-Series Truck trims

2008 B-Series Truck

Mazda's popular B-Series pickup truck sees a few changes for 2008. Most significant is the discontinuation of all trim levels of the 3.0L V6 B3000. The B2300 features upgraded shock absorbers, while the B4000 has lost about half an inch from its ride height, and the B4000 SE gets a standard front suspension skid plate.

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2007 Mazda B-Series 2WD Truck trims

2007 B-Series 2WD Truck

Mazda's compact B-Series pickup is almost identical to the Ford Ranger but has a streamlined model lineup. For 2007, there are few significant changes, but two new colors, Pueblo Gold and Vista Blue, join the lineup, replacing Sandstorm and Lapis Blue.

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2007 Mazda B-Series 4WD Truck trims

2007 B-Series 4WD Truck

Mazda's compact B-Series pickup is almost identical to the Ford Ranger but has a streamlined model lineup. For 2007, there are few significant changes, but two new colors, Pueblo Gold and Vista Blue, join the lineup, replacing Sandstorm and Lapis Blue.

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About B-Series

A Japanese car maker founded in 1920 and formally entering the North American market in 1970, Mazda produces stylish and sporty cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs at a relatively affordable price. A key differentiating development for Mazda has been the rotary engine as developed for the famed RX-7. Find all Mazda pricing below or browse Mazda deals.