Mazda introduces the Sakura range for the Mazda2, 5 and MX-5

From this month, Mazda will make special versions of the Mazda2, 5 and MX-5 available to its customers, called Sakura, which add more equipment, with aesthetic, comfort and technology upgrades exclusive to these versions.

The Mazda2 Sakura special series is based on the 1.3-litre petrol version with 75 CV and the 5-door Style+ trim. Its equipment includes the Alpine navigation system with a 6.1-inch screen, glossy dark grey interior trim, upholstery with grey stitching, exclusive floor mats, 15-inch alloy wheels with a glossy finish, and silver heated door mirrors.

The special Mazda5 version is based on the Style trim with a 2.0-litre petrol engine, i-stop, producing 150 CV, and a 1.6-litre CRTD diesel producing 115 CV. Its equipment is similar to that of the Mazda2, with 17-inch alloy wheels and silver door handles as variants.

The MX-5 will be available with the Roadster Coupe body (electric hard top), with the 1.8-litre engine producing 126 CV and the 2.0-litre producing 160 CV. It offers the basic options, plus heated seats, a leather handbrake with light brown stitching, aluminium pedals and silver heated mirrors.

The Mazda2 Sakura version is priced at €15,520, the Mazda5 will cost around €20,000 (with a €5,050 discount from the brand), while the MX-5 Sakura offers a €4,000 discount for all engine options, bringing the 1.8 version of the latter to approximately €25,000.

Source | Mazda

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