Mazda drives down cost of new car ownership

MAZDA Ireland is driving down the cost of new car ownership for 2013.

Mazda has frozen the VRT increase on the Mazda2 – the Japanese brand’s stylish super-mini.

With a VRT saving of

?¬500 on all Mazda2 models, the 2013 Mazda2 is available from only

?¬14,795.

In addition, Mazda is looking to ease the cost of change. Customers can avail of up to

?¬1,500 Trade-In Bonus allowance.

One of the stars of this segment, the stylish Mazda2 built its reputation on reliability and build quality. With ultra-nimble and responsive driving manners make it one of the benchmark cars for driving dynamics.

The Mazda2 Sensu is the best-selling Mazda2 model in Ireland. Now with Bluetooth fitted as standard, other equipment highlights include air conditioning, 15

? alloy wheels, steering wheel audio controls, extra roof and side airbags, and electric folding heated door mirrors.

In every respect, the Mazda2 is a unique and ground-breaking vehicle. It set a new benchmark for lightweight construction, being at least 100kg lighter than its predecessor – reflecting Mazda’s focus on offering cars that have less impact on the environment.

With a lightweight yet rigid body construction, the Mazda2 sips fuel and produces far fewer CO₂ emissions. The Mazda2 delivers 5.0L/100kms (54MPG) while yearly road tax from January 2013 is only

?¬200 (Band A4) thanks to the low C02 output of 115g.

The Mazda2 delivers some of the B-segment’s best crash safety achieving the highest possible ranking of five stars in the Euro-NCAP testing. Its superior passive safety package includes six airbags, ABS, electronic brake force distribution (EBD) and emergency brake assist.