The Mazda 5 is a truly practical and functional minivan with sliding side doors, a large luggage compartment and a smart folding seat system. In addition, a considerable car is perfectly controlled, "feels" the road well, and this is achieved without reducing comfort. Another distinguishing feature of the Mazda 5 is the design. The monovolume is "engraved" with various wavy lines, which fit perfectly both with each other and with the dynamic shape of the monovolume itself. This sets the car apart from other often angled seven-seater cars. So, this large car stylistically complements the Mazda car range, which is dominated by the popular Mazda 3 and Mazda 6 models. True, the interior of the Mazda 5 looks a bit outdated - the instrument panel is made of hard glossy plastic, which seems not to be very durable. Still, the Mazda 5, like other company models, boasts excellent build quality and comfortable seats. The monovolume is equipped with two engines. One is a 2.0-liter petrol with 148 hp, but it lacks torque at low revs. The other is a small 1.6-liter turbodiesel that is not only quiet but also surprisingly dynamic.