2026 Mazda 2 review

Age is starting to catch up with Mazda's entry-level model, which is no longer a value hero in a shrinking segment.

Mazda's ageing little hatchback is a neat little car for first and last car buyers, if you can live without the latest and greatest tech.

The Mazda 2 has always been pitched as cheap and cheerful. Does it still make sense in top specification sedan form?

The Mazda 2 continues to provide a big car feel in a compact package that's perfectly city-sized. It's no longer overly affordable however.

The Mazda 2 may not be a spring chicken anymore, but it still stacks up as a compelling option in its segment.

The Mazda 2 received a minor update earlier this year, but does that justify the GT's $30K+ price tag? Jade Credentino finds out.

The Mazda 2 is a small car staple for good reason. An update has improved on the formula, although it can't make up for its age everywhere.

A sportier-looking Mazda 2 is back for 2024 with minor cosmetic updates – and it retains its manual transmission option!

The Mazda 2 is a city car stalwart that has gradually evolved since this generation first arrived in 2014. How does it stack up in 2022?

Mazda has pushed the entry-level 2 into lofty pricing territory. Unfortunately, it's starting to feel old.