Mazda 5 Parts

The Mazda 5, first known as the Mazda Premacy and then later becoming the Mazda 5 in its second generation, was made from 1999 to 2018. This was Mazda's first attempt at compact minivans, and they came out with three generations during those years. The first (CP; 1999-2005) had 1.8L and 2.0L inline four-cylinder engines producing 133 horsepower; it had options for front or all-wheel drive along with a four-speed automatic transmission. The second generation (CR; 2005-2010), which is universally known as the Mazda 5, grew in size and was based on the Ford C1 platform. It offered engines ranging from a 1.8L gas engine to a 2.0L diesel engine that all focused on practicality and efficiency, along with a six-speed manual or five-speed automatic transmission that held the sporty driving experience true. Lastly, the third generation (CW; 2010-2018) introduced the "Nagare" design philosophy by Mazda but only featured one engine, a four-cylinder engine option, still pushing out a stronger horsepower of about 157 in the United States along with an optional five-speed automatic transmission instead of an automatic four-speed like previous versions. Throughout Mazda's history, the Mazda 5 seemed to be quite favored due to its practicality, innovative seating arrangements, small size compared to other vans, and versatility.