Buy, Sell or Value a 2020 Mazda 2

The 2020 Mazda 2 came in the following variants and we’ve recorded 350 prices that people paid when buying new. The biggest discount achieved in 2020 on a new Mazda 2 was about $2,205 or 7.13% off. If you’re trying to sell and would like to calculate the market value of a 2020 Mazda 2 today, simply submit a free valuation request.

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2020 Mazda 2 G15 PURE

5 Seat 5 Door Hatch | 5 Seat 4 Door Sedan
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
6 Speed Automatic | 6 Speed Manual
4 cylinder 1.5L Petrol
RRP on-road $22,990
Typical Discount $2,885 or 10.4%
Average Paid 24,854

2020 Mazda 2 G15 GT

5 Seat 5 Door Hatch | 5 Seat 4 Door Sedan
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
6 Speed Automatic
4 cylinder 1.5L Petrol
RRP on-road $25,990
Typical Discount $2,253 or 7.31%
Average Paid 28,576

2020 Mazda 2 G15 EVOLVE

5 Seat 5 Door Hatch
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
6 Speed Automatic
4 cylinder 1.5L Petrol
RRP on-road $24,490
Typical Discount $1,059 or 3.62%
Average Paid 28,226

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Mazda 2 G15 GT 100TH ANNIVERSARY Price Australia

2020 Mazda 2 G15 GT 100TH ANNIVERSARY

5 Seat 5 Door Hatch
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
6 Speed Automatic
4 cylinder 1.5L Petrol
RRP on-road $27,490

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Mazda 2 Specifications

Mazda 2 Details

Price	Ranges from $ 20,990.00 to $28,070.00
Body Style	Hatch / Sedan
Release Date	From August 2019 to May 2023
Drive Type	FWD
VIN Plate Location	Driver Side Front Floor / Driver Side Centre B-Pillar
Compliance Plate Location	Lower Pass Side Centre Pillar / Driver Side Centre B-Pillar

Country of Origin	JAPAN
Safety ANCAP Rating	Ranges from 5.00 to 9.00
Number of Doors	4 to 5
Seating Capacity	5

Mazda 2 Features

Colors

Available in

Polymetal Grey
Soul Red Crystal
Machine Grey
Sonic Silver
Eternal Blue
Deep Crystal Blue
Jet Black
Snowflake White

Mazda 2 Engine Specifications

Type	DIRECT FUEL INJ / ELECT DIRECT INJ
Size	1496 (1.5L)
Power	82kW @ 6000rpm / 81kW @ 6000rpm
Torque	144Nm @ 4000rpm / 142Nm @ 4000rpm
Cylinders	4

Number of Valves	16
Valves	DUAL OVERHEAD CAM
Compression Ratio	13.00
Bore/stroke	74.50x85.80

Mazda 2 Drivetrain and Wheels

Transmission	Automatic / Manual
Drive Type	FWD
Steering Type	ELECTRIC POWER STEERING
Turning Circle	From 9.40 to 9.80
Brake (Front) Type	DISC - VENTILATED
Brake (Rear) Type	DRUM

Front Tyre & Wheel Size	185/65 R15 88T - 5.5Jx15 \| 185/60 R16 86H - 5.5Jx16 \| 185/60 R16 86H - 5.5Jx15
Rear Tyre & Wheel Size	185/65 R15 88T - 5.5Jx15 \| 185/60 R16 86H - 5.5Jx16 \| 185/60 R16 86H - 5.5Jx15
Front Suspension Type	MacPherson Strut / D
Rear Suspension Type	Torsion Beam / D

Mazda 2 Fuel Specifications

Fuel Type	Petrol
Fuel Tank Capacity	44.0L
Fuel Consumption Combined (Average)	From 2.5L/100km to 2.7L/100km

Fuel Consumption City (Average)	From 4.9L/100km to 5.4L/100km
Fuel Consumption Highway (Average)	-
Emission Standard	-

Mazda 2 Dimensions

Length	From 4,065mm to 4,360mm
Width	44mm
Height	From 1,470mm to 1,495mm
Wheelbase	2,570mm
Front Track	1,495mm

Rear Track	1,485mm
Ground Clearance	From 140mm to 152mm
Gross Vehicle Mass	-
Gross Combination Mass	-

Mazda 2 Towing Capacity

Braked Towing Capacity	From 0kg to 900kg
Unbraked Towing Capacity	From 0kg to 900kg

PMC Says...

8.7 / 10

The Mazda 2 is one of Australia’s most popular city cars, particularly among younger buyers looking for an entry point to the Japanese brand’s range. Launched in 2002, the Mazda 2 has continually improved since – in performance, value and standard features – becoming the favourite small hatch for the private buyer, thanks to its sharp-looking design, clever technology and quality interior setting. The 2019 Mazda 2 competes in the busy light car segment against the likes of the Volkswagen Polo, Toyota Yaris and Honda Jazz, but the Mazda 2 has always been towards the front of the class and nothing changes for this year and beyond. Available as both a sedan and hatch, the Mazda 2’s large range offers buyers choices from the solid-value Neo runabout up to the more luxurious Maxx, Genki and GT models. All options are well equipped by small-car standards, especially in safety terms and Mazda’s version of auto braking is standard throughout the range. An impressive small car that feels larger than it really is, anyone looking for a modestly-priced car with loads of street presence and style to burn should have the Mazda 2 high on their short list.

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Mazda 2 FAQs

Is the Mazda 2 a good car?

If you're a young first car buyer, or looking for an entry point into the Japanese brand's range, the Mazda 2 is a wonderful choice and also one of Australia’s most popular city cars. Around two decades since it was first launched, the Mazda 2 has continually improved – in performance, value and standard features – becoming a straightforward choice for many new car buyers thanks to its sharp-looking design, clever technology and quality interior setting. Competing against the likes of the Volkswagen Polo, Toyota Yaris and Honda Jazz, the Mazda 2 faces stiff competition, but it still emerges towards the front of the class.
Why was the Mazda 2 discontinued?

The Mazda 2 has not been discontinued, rather, certain variants from the line-up have been phased out, including the Genki, MAXX and Neo. These models were among the more affordable options in the Mazda 2 range, with the brand moving towards a more upmarket and comprehensive offering complete with the latest safety technology. The current Mazda 2 line-up features the G15 Pure, G15 Evolve and G15 GT, with the Pure and GT available as either a hatch or sedan, while the Evolve is only available as a hatch.
Is a Mazda 2 rear wheel drive?

No, the Mazda 2 is actually a front-wheel drive car. In fact, not many hatchbacks are available as rear-wheel drive as they are usually pitched to buyers as more family-friendly and practical units for inner-city driving. A RWD configuration actually takes away some of the interior space of a car, and generally leads to higher prices as well. Of course, some performance-oriented hatchbacks over time have come with RWD, but it is a rare inclusion!

CarAdvice

7.2 / 10

Let’s be clear from the outset about the one thing the 2020 Mazda GT hatch is not, and that is a Grand Tourer. What it is, is a city car, and now a rather expensive one. Mazda’s range of its popular city car has received a facelift and a boost in equipment. It’s also received a price hike across the range, a substantial one at that. Where previously the Mazd...

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Carsales

7.7 / 10

The Mazda2 G15 Pure is a well-equipped five-door city hatch. The Pure is at the entry level of the Mazda2’s three model grades – covering the G15 Pure, G15 Evolve and G15 GT – and the only specification that supports a manual transmission. Automatic is optional, while all other 2020 Mazda2 variants are auto-only. The Mazda2’s main rivals have historically sp...

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Carsguide

7.1 / 10

The Mazda2 has been, to my thinking, the best light car in its class. That doesn't mean it's the cheapest - it isn't - but its mix of styling, engineering and safety mean you know where your money has gone. The plucky 2 continues to duke it out with the all-conquering Toyota Yaris, the VW Polo and all manner of Euro and Asian competition. Things sure have ch...

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CarExpert

N/A

Forget cheap and cheerful, small cars are moving upmarket. Mazda has taken the entry-level Mazda 2 and given it a fancier makeover for 2020. There’s more standard equipment, new trim options, and a more mature face on the outside. Prices have risen across the board though, and the engine has been given an incredibly mild update. Does the mid-life refresh m...

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Jose C. in Gordon, ACT

5 / 10

Beyond my expectations, the safe features are incredible, comfortable, a good engine performance for it's size and economic

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Lyle G. in The Gap, QLD

5 / 10

I've found the Mazda 2 to be everything I want in a small car. Its performance is great. I did buy the top of the range with the front and rear cameras. The front camera can be a bit annoying as it beeps when still a fair distance from the object passing, even when parking beside long grass.

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Peter A. P. in Lake Wendouree, VIC

5 / 10

Excellent. It has lived up to our expectations. It is nice to drive and all the bells and whistles make driving a real pleasure. We have had no problems at all. It is economical to run and comfortable to travel in. Ballarat Mazda have been great to deal with, and nothing has been a problem to them. Thank you for your support! Peter

Buy, Sell or Value a 2020 Mazda 2

Buy, Sell or Value a 2020 Mazda 2

2020 Mazda 2 G15 PURE

2020 Mazda 2 G15 GT

2020 Mazda 2 G15 EVOLVE

2020 Mazda 2 G15 GT 100TH ANNIVERSARY