2002 Mazda MPV Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Easy to drive and easy to get in and out and easy to see

I love the gas mileage. We are on the road a lot so this helps. Not too many cars these days are good on gas. And with the rising gas prices... Love it. I also love how faithful it has been. Previously owned, AND at 100,000 mi when we got it..and still running pretty smooth. Normal wear and tear. Great vehicle.

The Mazda MPV has been a reliable car for my family for almost 16 years. I love the leather seats, which are easy to clean and have stood the test of time with three boys and a dog. The windows in the automatic sliding doors roll down so the backseat passengers can enjoy the wind in their faces. The highlight of the MPV is the sunroof. When we ordered our van we had to decide between a built-in DVD system and the sunroof, and boy am I glad we choose the sunroof. We've not had any major issues with the van and my husband has been able to do all of the repairs and upkeep himself.

If you treat this car as you want to be treated, it will be a one in a million ;)

Purchased used, however this van has been very reliable for our family. We have traveled up and down the east coast with no issues. As long as you keep up with maintenance, oil changes and etc. This is a great van for a family.

My mpv is very reliable for a 16 year old car. It is had the normal older car problems that most cars will have after 150k miles. I have had to replace the radiator and transmission once. Other than small oil leaks and door sensor problems I am very pleased with it is performance. I do not hesitate to jump in my car and take a road trip.

Drives good, rides great, sunroof is a plus. I like the interior. I love the dash and the lights. It's very good on gas.

Water gets in the coils and requires fuel injection cleaner. Can't tell if the AC indicator is lit when car is in gear because gearshift blocks view. Can't open the rear hatch from inside vehicle. Stock stereo sounds good. Roomy cargo area. Road noise is loud.