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2011 Mazda Mpv

2011 Mazda Mpv offers a unique alternative for buyers who like the versatility of a minivan but who do not need the ultimate passenger or cargo capacity of the larger minivans. This year, The 2011 Mazda Mpv has been significantly upgraded, with a new 3.0-liter V6 that delivered substantially more power and torque. Mazda paired this new engine with a new and responsive five-speed automatic transmission and a revised suspension. Big, sporty 17-inch alloy wheels are standard on the ES version.

The 2011 Mazda Mpv ‘s small size hasn’t hurt its performance in crash testing. In fact, it is one of just a few passenger vans to receive a top five-star rating in all four of the Federal government’s collision categories: front and side impact, for both front-seat and rear-seat passengers.

The 2011 Mazda Mpv is smooth, quiet and powerful. It’s pleasant to live with. 2011 Mazda Mpv features a beautifully designed interior with high-quality materials, excellent ergonomics, and great seats. Sliding doors on both sides are convenient, and they have real windows that go up and down, which is nice for back-seat riders. Flexible seating and cargo configurations make it easy for The 2011 Mazda Mpv to handle a variety of tasks on a busy day. The third row disappears into the floor, and the middle seats are a marvel of clever design. If you want a big van this isn’t it. It is a good size if you typically have four or fewer passengers; if five or six regularly ride with you, then one of the bigger minivans would likely be more suitable. But if you want a family vehicle that’s smooth, quiet, comfort, agile and quick, yet can carry up to six passengers, then the Mazda’s new revolutionary car is an excellent choice.

2011 Mazda Mpv is available in two trim levels: LX ($22,690) and ES ($26,090). Both are powered by a 3.0-liter, 24-valve V6 engine that produces 200 horsepower and 200 pounds-feet of torque. Standard equipment on The 2011 Mazda Mpv includes antilock brakes (ABS), air conditioning, power windows and locks, Side-by-Slide and Tumble-Under seating, cruise control, 16-inch alloy wheels, a tilt steering wheel with audio controls, and a AM/FM stereo with CD player. ES adds leather-trimmed seats, rear air conditioning, front side-impact air bags, keyless entry, nine-speaker audio with CD player and cassette, chrome interior accents, traction control, and 17-inch alloy wheels. Compared with other minivans 2011 Mazda Mpv handles better on the road, and maneuvers well in tight confines. If it’s big enough for you, then this extra-ordinary car is a great choice.