ConsumerReports.org: Consumer Reports classifies the Mazda5 as a wagon, rather than a true minivan. Editors rank it against other wagons -- including ...
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Unlike most other minivans, the Mazda5 does not earn perfect five-star impact ratings. The NHTSA awards it only four stars for ...
FuelEconomy.gov: The Mazda5 is the most fuel-efficient minivan, according to the EPA. It achieves 22 mpg in city driving tests (21 mpg with an ...
Car and Driver: This review compares the Mazda5 with other minivans based mainly on its features, not its performance, although Car and Driver ...
Edmunds.com: Edmunds.com names the Mazda5 one of its top two minivans, along with the Honda Odyssey. The Mazda5 costs less to own than any ...
The Truth About Cars: TTAC's Frank Williams pits the Mazda5 microvan against its only similarly sized competitor, the Kia Rondo wagon. He ultimately ...
MotherProof.com: The Mazda5 is sporty enough for hubby, affordably priced, well appointed and roomy, "mom-tester" Gilsbach concludes after a short ...
Automobile.com: Some very helpful real-life observations during Automobile.com's (not to be confused with Automobile Magazine) road test of the ...
ConsumerGuide.com: Consumer Guide recommends all but two 2009 minivans -- including the Mazda5, which it classifies as a midsize car. This full ...
About.com: About.com's guide to cars, Aaron Gold, finds little to criticize about the Mazda5; he calls its combination of fuel economy and ...
Cars.com: Cars.com's overview of the Mazda5 focuses on features rather than performance. The pros-and-cons list misses one of the Mazda5's ...