2006 mazda mpv

Advertising and donations allow us to be independent! ⛔ Is useful knowledge at risk of being removed from Wikipedia or another site? Save it on Wikiknowledge or Babylon-wiki! Information must be verifiable, otherwise it may be questioned and removed. You can edit this article to include links to authoritative sources. Mazda MPV (MPV - (eng. Multipurpose Passenger Vehicle) - a multifunctional passenger vehicle) is a minivan manufactured by the Japanese company Mazda since 1989. Production in Europe and the US ceased in 2006. Initially, the car had rear-wheel drive. The car has 3 generations, which have been restyled many times. On the intra-Japanese right-hand drive version (1989-1999), a transfer case was installed with a front-wheel drive connection mechanism, as well as the ability to lock the center differential. The car appeared on the Japanese market in 1989. It was built on the Mazda LV platform and could be 3- or 5-door. Three engines were available - th 2006 mazda mpv e 2.6-liter inline-four G6 series and the 3-liter JE series with a V6 configuration. Subsequently, in 96, the first was replaced by a 2.5-liter G5 series. Drive - rear or full. In 1999, the second generation of the car appeared. It was built on the Mazda LW platform and became front-wheel drive. The 3-door body disappeared, as well as the old engines: instead of them, a line of engines from 2 to 2.5 liters appeared, and in 2002 - up to 3 liters. A 2-liter diesel engine also appeared. This generation was the last in the US and European market. The third generation began production on January 1, 2007 in Japan. It is built on the Mazda LY platform. Of the engines, only the 2.3-liter L3-VE and the turbocharged L3-VDT remained. 2006-2008 Mazda MPV Sport Appearance Package.jpg This article about cars is a stub. You can help the project by adding to it. Supplement the article (the article is too short or contains only a dictionary definition). Check the accuracy of the information provided in the article. https://cars45.ug/listing/mazda/mpv/2006