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Carsales Staff19 Nov 2010
NEWS

Mazda offers savings on core range

2010 plated passenger and commercial vehicles see impressive price adjustment

Mazda Australia has announced new promotional pricing across its Mazda2, Mazda3 and Mazda6 passenger range, as well as significant discounts on all BT-50 commercial utility models.

Starting at the small end, Mazda2 Neo receives a $500 discount, the city-savvy hatch now priced from just $16,490 driveaway.

Next up, Australia's best-selling small car, the Mazda3, receives a $1000 discount across the entire hatch and sedan range. The saving now sees Mazda3 priced from as little as $21,990.

Mazda6 also offers better value with buyers saving an additional $1000 across all models. As Australia's top selling imported family car, the Mazda6 is now priced from $33,990 for the Mazda6 Classic sedan with manual transmission.

Finally, Mazda's commercial utility range also sees significant discounts, the 4x2 BT-50 Single Cab Chassis DX reduced by $1000. The promotional driveaway price for this model, including an alloy tray is now $21,990.

"Mazda is the number one import brand in Australia with record sales this year," said Mazda Australia Managing Director, Doug Dickson. "These new promotional price points in our 2010 Total Stock Clearance will ensure that we finish the year on a high."


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