Compact SUV · 2013–present
CX-5
A sharp-handling compact SUV with a premium cabin.
97 for salefrom $9,995
Japan · since 1920
Mazda
Driving feel at mainstream prices.
Mazda started as a cork maker in Hiroshima and became known for engineering that goes its own way, from the rotary engine to the MX-5 Miata. Its current lineup of crossovers is praised for upscale interiors and sharp handling.
- Founded
- 1920
- Country
- Japan
- Headquarters
- Fuchū, Hiroshima, Japan
- Current models
- 6
Mazda models
Every model we track, sorted by how many are for sale near you.
Subcompact SUV · 2020–present
CX-30
A small crossover with a big-car feel.
63 for salefrom $17,995Compact car · 2004–present
Mazda3
A compact car that feels upscale.
58 for salefrom $6,995Compact SUV · 2023–present
CX-50
A more rugged, wider take on the CX-5 formula.
44 for salefrom $24,995Sports car · 1990–present
MX-5 Miata
The best-selling two-seat roadster of all time.
37 for salefrom $7,995Midsize 3-row SUV · 2024–present
CX-90
Mazda’s rear-drive-based three-row flagship.
29 for salefrom $34,995
Milestones
- 1920Toyo Cork Kogyo is founded in Hiroshima.
- 1931The Mazda-Go three-wheeled truck, the company’s first vehicle.
- 1967The Cosmo Sport introduces Mazda’s rotary engine.
- 1978The rotary-powered RX-7 debuts.
- 1989The MX-5 Miata revives the affordable roadster.
- 1991The rotary 787B wins the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
- 2012The CX-5 debuts with Skyactiv technology.
Classic Mazda models
Discontinued icons that collectors still search for.
RX-7 (FD)1992–2002
Twin-turbo rotary sports car.
Cosmo Sport1967–1972
Mazda’s first rotary-powered car.