Is the Mazda MPV Reliable?

20002006 reliability analysis based on NHTSA safety recalls and owner complaints.

87/100
Excellent

Reliability Score

8
Total Recalls
377
Owner Complaints
44
Reported Injuries
0
Reported Deaths

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Mazda MPV Reliability by Year

Model YearRecallsComplaintsInjuriesDeathsReliability ScoreRating
200604
99
Excellent
20050253
91
Excellent
20042532
86
Excellent
200326811
81
Excellent
20021812
87
Excellent
200114813
82
Excellent
200029813
80
Excellent

Reliability scores are proprietary to VinCheckEngine and incorporate multiple weighted safety signals.

How the MPV Compares to Similar Vehicles

Mazda MPV87/100
Minivan Category Average71/100

The MPV scores 16 points above the average minivan — a strong result.

Known Mazda MPV Reliability Issues

The following components appear most frequently in owner complaints filed with NHTSA:

POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
56
AIR BAGS
22
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
20
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
18
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE
17
TIRES
12

Based on 377 owner complaints across recent model years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Mazda MPV reliable?+

The Mazda MPV scores 87/100 on our reliability index — rated "Excellent." Across 7 recently analyzed model years, it accumulated 8 recall campaigns and 377 owner complaints in the NHTSA database.

What year MPV is most reliable?+

Among the years analyzed, the 2006 MPV achieved the highest reliability score of 99/100 with 0 recalls and 4 complaints.

How many miles does a MPV last?+

With consistent maintenance, most Mazda MPV owners report 150,000 to 200,000+ miles of service life. Checking the VIN of any specific used MPV will reveal its actual mileage history and any title events.

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