Mazda 5 MPV Review
The Mazda5 is a compact MPV built on the same platform as Ford's Focus C-Max. However, Mazda's machine will seat up to seven (the seventh seat folds out in the second row when needed for short journeys or for child use), has sliding rear doors and provides a simple folding system for all the rear seats that creates a flat load floor. It is more car-like than many of its rivals and drives with plenty of the dynamic character that marks out Mazda's rejuvenated and successful model range.

Mazda 5 MPV Equipment
The entry-level TS grade includes air conditioning, 50:50 split-folding third row seats, adjustable driver armrest, four-speaker sound system with single CD player, electric front windows and heated door mirrors, luggage area cover, and height and reach adjustable steering wheel. The TS2 grade adds 16-inch alloy wheels, electric rear windws, leather-trimmed steering wheel, lumbar support adjustment on the driver's seat, roof rails, flip-up tables for rear seat passengers, an overhead console with sunglasses holder and body colour-matched door handles and mirrors. Sport versions have larger alloys, climate control air conditioning, dark tinted rear windows, rear spoiler, front fog lamps, a six-disc CD auotchanger and trip computer. Sport Nav grade comes with DVd satellite navigation and rear parking camera. Key options are metallic paint and (petrol Sport models only) a sunroof.

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