2011 Mazda Tribute Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

I have had no problems at all with my tribute. I wish perhaps I had better gas mileage as with a little economy car, but I would rather fill up more often and have the safety and security of my bigger, heavier tribute. Driver’s seat comfy and big, dashboard set up nicely for easy viewing and access. I have plenty of room for 3 in back seat - comfy seats, plenty of legroom, good airflow. The large trunk/back area is good and roomy. I love being able to fold down passenger seats for more hauling room - even more room when I take the back seats out! Good/plenty of windows gives me good viewing all around my vehicle. I love having sensors in the back to help guide me in backing up. I slowly stopped at a red light with several other vehicles; the new Toyota Camry behind me did not. I heard tires squealing as she tried to stop but she crashed into my rear-end. All I felt was a slight bump. Her car was totaled - front end crushed, front tires buckled into and under front end, windshield destroyed. Her airbags deployed and she was unable to get out because front doors on both sides were buckled and crushed. All I had was a slight dent on rear bumper and my spare tire was knocked down from where Camry hit me! I used to get side-swiped, run out of my lane, run off the road in my Honda Civic. That never happens to me now. Never. I am so much safer in my tribute; I can see so much better driving now.

Love how it drives and gas mileage and storage space but my AC has broken twice

It's great for road trips and high enough off the ground that every little pothole doesn't hurt the car.

My Mazda is very reliable. I have had hardly any trouble with it. I have replaced one battery in seven years. I have replaced four tires- primarily because my car sits outside summer and winter. She starts no matter how cold it is, and on the first turn of the ignition. Steers easily in snow. Holds the road well in all kinds of weather. Comfortable seating for all day trips. The only thing I do not have is a rear noise system motion system--whatever it is called- so I must be extremely careful backing up. That is really the only drawback of the vehicle.

The tribute is an all around great car. I especially love the storage in the back and the fact that the back window opens! Above all though, it is just easy to drive and gets awesome gas mileage. If I could change something about it, however, I think I'd make it so the seats can fold down completely instead of partially.

I love my vehicle my Mazda. I have never had to have anything replaced and it is still running great. It is roomy and plenty of space for everyone and the backseat folds to make cargo room.

Backup camera, heated seats, 6 CD player, sunroof, white in color, keyless entry, leather seats, grand touring vehicle, electric door locks and windows, air conditioning, new tires no dents, rides really well smooth, I really like and do not want to sell it.

I have a 2004 tribute, going on 250,000 miles, and the thing is still going strong best vehicle I have ever had. Anyone know what the highest mileage record is for this car?