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MSRP

$15,315 - $26,145

Invoice

$14,489 - $23,896

Fuel economy

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What does Edmunds.com Say?

“Unless the Mazda name holds a special place in your heart, there's no reason to consider this ancient compact pickup when there are several equally capable and infinitely more modern competitors available for the same price.”

The Pros and Cons from Edmunds.com

Pros
Torquey 4.0-liter V6 engine, versatile size, tough underpinnings.

Cons
Dated platform, no crew cab model, limited lineup doesn't match many consumers' needs, uncomfortable seats.

Safety

In government crash tests, the Mazda Truck earned four stars out of five for driver and front-passenger protection in frontal and side-impact crashes. The IIHS gave this compact pickup a rating of "Acceptable" (the second highest of four) after conducting its frontal offset impact tests.

Antilock brakes are standard on all models.

Base – The base models are available as either a 2WD regular cab or a 4WD two-door extended cab and come standard with a tachometer, sliding rear window, AM/FM stereo and 15-inch steel wheels (16-inch on 4WD models).

SE – This trim level is offered on extended cab models only in both two- and four-wheel-drive configurations and features alloy wheels, air conditioning and a CD player.

Dual Sport – This model offers all three body styles but in 2WD only. A standard raised suspension gives all Dual Sport models the look of a 4WD without the added expense. Various options packages are also available like the Power Package that bundles together keyless entry and power windows, locks and mirrors, and the Convenience Package with tilt steering, cruise control and a bed liner.