Mazda Reviews

Anything more is just vanity.

Sleek, subtle and slightly quicker.

Toyota’s vested interest in Mazda’s success pays dividends with this hybrid crossover.

Mazda has turned to one of the best in the business for help with its hybrid.

A plus-sized crossover for those who are sure they’ll never need a third row.

This little Mazda’s remains the driver’s choice in the segment.

Big like a three-row, but with seating for five.

Spacious, stylish, and – with its plug-in powertrain – this SUV is fuel-friendly, too.

Plenty of room for five, available with PHEV powertrain.

The updated Mazda3 brought a lot to the table – including a few common problems.

A cornerstone of Mazda’s effort to haul itself upscale.

This tiny turbocharged hatchback blends a good daily ride with a sportier side.

It looks like a Mazda and drives like one, too, which means its competition is in-house.

Mazda moves its compact hatchback upmarket to compete with premium European models.

The automaker’s latest small crossover provides a glimpse of what’s to come.

With an infusion of what used to be called “zoom-zoom,” Mazda manages to emphasize the sport in sport utility.

The CX-9 Signature is a wonderful pick for those inspired by Mazda's independence.

This subcompact crossover offers upscale style and driving dynamics but suffers from a frustrating infotainment system.

Mazda goes rugged with its all-new 2023 CX-50, and gets a lot right. It’s smooth to drive with just enough capability to go further off the beaten path than the average compact crossover.

Canada still gets it

An adventurous Mazda emerges

Mind the front end

Stylish, surprisingly engaging

Showing its age well

Affordable, fun, freedom

Taking the compact segment to new heights

Fun, still functional

No sport sedan, and that’s okay

Well-priced premium impersonation

Compact crossover hot rod

Mazda’s hot hatchback grows up

Tons of style but short on space

Luxury fit and finish, without the premium pricing.

Looks good. Drives great.

Mazda’s stylish small crossover facing some surprising competition

Beware weak air conditioning and wonky touchscreens

Car-like crossover a solid contender.

Should you tick the box?

Mazda drops a gauntlet.

The essence of fun

Stick or automatic, it’s good fun.

Mazda fans rejoice

A must-drive.

Common issues minor and easily diagnosed.

A beauty and a beast.

Still a looker, still great to drive, and slightly improved.

A standout small-SUV alternative.

Mainstream challenger.

Quality of life

Staying in the game.