The Mazda CX-60 proved to be the perfect companion during a family trip to the west country over the Easter break.

The range-extender EZ-60 has a 1.5-liter engine that charges a 31.7 kWh battery pack and could be even more popular than the ...

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Two average-sized adults will have enough, but squeezing a third onto the rear ... CX-5 has loads of boot space, thanks in part to its missing hybrid system. Plus, because it doesn’t need to make ...

The engines Mazda has are generally a bit larger than its competitors. This explains why you can expect slightly worse MPG and higher CO2 emissions. If you’re a company car driver looking for the ...

This plug-in hybrid may be one of the most underrated ones on the market. It's not classified as luxury, but it comes as close as you can.

SEE ALSO: Subaru Crosstrek vs Mazda CX-30 Comparison The CX-30’s dashboard ... there’s just 36.3 inches (921 mm) of rear leg room, and 53.6 inches (1,361 mm) of shoulder room.

rear headroom. And even then, at 38.0 inches (973 mm), it’s just 0.3 (7 mm) inches shy of the Mazda. In terms of front headroom, house legroom and shoulder room, the Scoob has the CX-30 licked.

It’s a great choice for big families, capable of seating up to eight, and it has plenty of headroom and legroom for all occupants ... according to Edmunds. The Mazda CX-90 is another three ...

The Mazda 6e is a very different car to the MX-30: it leans not ... of both head and leg room – even for someone over 6ft – and there’s a 330-litre boot at the rear (which extends to 1074 ...

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