27 - Friday, October 14, 1988 - North Shore News
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THE NEW MPV realizes what Mazda conceives as the best
form of a multi-purpose vehicle for the North American

market.

It was designed and built to best
suit the needs of customers who
are looking for the optimum value

BRENDEN Sherwin, North Shore
Mazda.

from a vehicle in the mini-van cat-
egory. Offering room for up to
seven passengers, the 1989 Mazda
MPV provides a new concept in
family transportation with its
tempting blend of style, comfort

and versatility.

The Mazda MPV is available in
one version — a passenger version
with seating for either five or seven
passengers. Two engines are of-
fered for the MPV — an all-new
2.6 litre, 12-valve four-cylinder
and a 3.0 litre, 18-valve V-6. A
wide range of options make it
possible for buyers to tailor the
MPV to their needs. A four-
wheel-drive model will be added
later.

The distinctive, stylish look of
the MPV is the result of careful
aerodynamic design which yields a
coefficient of drag of only 0.36.
This sleek shape also contributes to
the MPV’s stability and low wind
noise at highway speeds.

Among the refinements incor-
porated in the design of the MPV
are: flush-mounted headlights,
door handles and windows, and
integrated bumpers and body side
moldings.

In addition to being

See 2.6

THE NEW Mazda MPV offers instruments and controls that are located within easy reach of the driver. All
MPV's feature a large speedometer and trip odometer flanked by fuel level and coolant temperature gauges.