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Love the van
CheapDad, 10/03/2002
2002 Mazda MPV ES 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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Decided on this van after looking at a myriad of SUVs and minivans. Didn't have a boat to tow, live in the snowbelt or go offroad so an SUV wasn't necessary (plus the center consoles cut down on my legroom). Liked the compact size of the MPV, drives like a car. High enough off the road for good visibility and no need to bend over to put kids in carseats. More than enough power. Power sliding doors are a lifesaver with little children. Great price in comparison to Odyssey (many incentives and prices near invoice to boot). Go buy this van, you will love it.
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Va.Mike, 05/19/2002
2002 Mazda MPV LX 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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The MPV listed for $23,120. I bought the basic LX with a few minor extras. I paid $19,800 for the MPV and am very happy so far. At this price I was well below all other contenders including all the rebates. Ford Windstar had almost $4400 in rebates and another couple of thousand in discounts and my MPV price when everything is compared was a better long term deal.
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Makes the transition to a mini-van easy!
indykoch, 07/02/2002
2002 Mazda MPV ES 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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I had a Protege in high school, a Miata STO before the child, and now an MPV - Mazda has treated me good! I never thought I'd own a mini-van, but the wife obviously had more input. I must say I'm quite impressed! This is easily the best looking, best engineered, fun to drive (I know, it's still a mini-van) van on the market. It's a bit on the small side at times, but that was one of it's attractive features, and we knew it from the start. It makes the transition from sports cars to mini-vans easier to digest. By far... the best choice!
Vehicle is over 7yrs old, with 166600
M. Kontny, 07/12/2009
2002 Mazda MPV ES 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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I bought my Mazda MPV Mini Van in 2005 and now it has 166,000 miles on it. I have had no major problems with my van, the only draw back is that the vehicle is starting to show rust in certain areas. I live in Wisconsin and we had a pretty harsh winter last year so there was plenty of salt to do the damage it has done to my vehicle. Otherwise, it still runs like a charm, do regular maintenance on it, replace tires once now they need to be replaced again. Air conditioner isn't working, need to have that checked. Rear heat isn't functioning due to the fact that the piping that runs within the rear wheel well has rotted out. Will have to fix this also. But overall, I really like the Mini Van.
New Mazda MPV Owner
GeO, 08/19/2002
2002 Mazda MPV LX 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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Test drove Honda's Odyssey, and Chyr Town&Country found for the price the MPV was a better buy. The new 3.0L V6 has enough ZOOM for the smaller sized MPV. The handling is great for a van, drives like a car. Would like to see a AWD model in the near future. Felt the Odyssey wasn't all that for the money they wanted, and the time it took to get one. Also the chyr though more on the luxurious side was way over priced.
ZOOM ZOOM is it lol YEAH BABY
MY2cents, 05/24/2002
2002 Mazda MPV LX 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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well in one week i have added 1000 KM to my MAZDA MPV DX and i love the power, 200HP. LOVE the service i got from the dealer! quick and help full.
Great Buy
Iain, 08/23/2002
2002 Mazda MPV ES 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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After agonizing over which van to buy for weeks,it finally came down to the Honda or the Mazda. However the waiting list for a Honda and not being able to test drive it turned me off.Mazda with its 0% financing was a great insentive.I am not in the least bit sorry in my decision. The ride is as good as must cars and the handling is out of this world.It is tight with good exceleration.Having formerly owned a Chey Venture the MPV seems like a luxury car.None of those annoying little problems and noises that always seem to have the Venture in the shop all the time.To me it was a great buy for the price,
Zoom Zoom
rc168, 08/24/2002
2002 Mazda MPV ES 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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We had our mind set on Sienna for months because I have driven nothing but Toyota. It only took one recent ride in my friend's MPV though to change my mind. We also had an excellent experience at the dealership--something we were not getter at the Toyota dealerships we visited. No, bigger is not better, better is better.
LUVRMPV
msgjvh, 05/19/2002
2002 Mazda MPV ES 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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Vehicle is performing very well. I have the 2000 and would love to get the 2002. You will not be disappointed. 50K miles and still have not redone the brakes!!!
Impressed--Car-Like Feel in a MiniVan
dwc, 05/27/2002
2002 Mazda MPV LX 4dr Minivan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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Searched for well over a month, made final choice of MPV LX (Price, reliability trail, consumer interest/ratings, bang for the buck -- this Mini sells itself!) Would have liked a few of the options on the ES but not the leather ..Having said that, the LX is well equipped with Luxury package and Rear air .. neat feature is rear air controls. Very stable on the highway, handles like a car...tight suspension/steering.