Mazda Southern Africa has announced a promotional price for the Mazda2 1.5 Active Manual Transmission, now available from R289 900 making it the most affordable model in the manufacturer’s line-up.
What is it?
The Mazda2 1.5 Active Manual Transmission is an existing derivative in the Mazda2 range, now offered at a reduced price point. The specification, ownership plan and driving experience remain unchanged from the standard offering. Mazda positions the model as aimed at first time new car buyers.
Interior and exterior:
The cabin includes a touchscreen infotainment system, six speakers, electric windows, keyless entry and start, and central locking as standard. Exterior features include LED headlights, colour coded wheel covers and fold away mirrors. The compact proportions are intended to make the car easy to place in traffic, parking bays and narrow spaces associated with city driving.
Model line-up:
The promotional pricing applies specifically to the Mazda2 1.5 Active Manual Transmission derivative. Mazda states that pricing, features and specification may vary by derivative and are subject to change.
Powertrain:
The Mazda2 Active is fitted with a 1.5 litre petrol engine producing 85kW and 148Nm of torque, paired with a six speed manual gearbox. Standard safety equipment includes ABS brakes and doors that lock automatically when the vehicle is in motion.
Price and warranty:
The Mazda2 1.5 Active Manual Transmission is priced at R289 900. The vehicle is backed by a 5-year unlimited kilometre warranty, a 3-year unlimited kilometre service plan and 5- year roadside assistance.
The promotional price applies to the Mazda2 1.5 Active Manual Transmission and is available for a limited period while stocks last. Mazda states that terms and conditions apply, and that pricing and availability should be confirmed with the nearest dealership.
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