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Mazda presented the second generation Demio, i.e. the first actual Mazda 2, in 2002. It was named Mazda 2 in every market outside Japan and only the Japanese units kept the ‘Demio’ name. Even Ford no longer sold the Festiva Mini Wagon badged version.
Nevertheless, the practical and economic car was still being produced in Valencia, Mazda’s factory in Spain.
The specialists considered the 2002 Mazda 2 quite more fun to drive and that it would especially please the young-aged drivers for its practical handling. The 2nd generation Demio was produced until 2006.
topOpposite to its predecessors, the 2nd generation Mazda 2 cars were delivered with either petrol (1.3- to 1.6-liter units) or diesel (1.4- and 1.6-liter units) engines.
The car is built with front-wheel drive system and a 5-speed manual transmission.
topPlatform Mazda DY platform. Suspension (no data) Steering (no data) Brakes Front disc brakes and rear drum brakes, powered with ABS.
topJust like its predecessor, the 2nd generation Mazda 2 is also only available as a 5-door hatchback.
topMazda
In 1927, the company’s name was shortened to ‘Toyo Kogyo Co.’ and it remained like so until 1984, although all the vehicles produced carried the Mazda nameplate ever since the company’s inception. In Japanese, the company’s current name and all its vehicles are spelled and pronounced ‘Matsuda’, just like its founder’s last name. It has been translated into ‘Mazda’ on our alphabet for two reasons... more
