Mazda 5 MPV

A full used buyer’s guide on the Mazda 5, featuring the 5 Mk2 (2010-2015)

£329.66 per month with no deposit (0 per cent APR)

Few people carriers handle quite as well as the Mazda 5, and with seven-seats and sliding rear doors, it’s also seriously practical

Seven-seater gets a goodbye spruce-up after a year’s happy family motoring

Spring has sprung, and our Mazda 5 is set to blossom after a tough winter

Winter is here – and our MPV is prepared for anything

After grinding to a halt, our MPV was sparked back to life with a simple reboot

Our MPV’s sliding doors have helped make life a whole lot easier for our working mum

A growing family needs a bigger car. So after a 2 supermini and 3 hatch, the 5 MPV is the next Mazda for us to test!

Latest MPVs offer more for the money than ever – but can Mazda’s new 5 beat seven-seat rivals from Ford and Toyota?

Mazda's smaller, more powerful engine boosts quirkily styled seven-seat MPV

Japanese MPV gets a facelift, too. But what’s it like on road?

Japanese firm makes a style statement with all-new MPV

The facelifted Japanese MPV has the stylish Ford S-MAX firmly in its sights.

Good value, practical and decent behind the wheel. For families looking to get the most out of their car, Mazda's compact MPV is it.