The Mazda 2 light hatchback has won favour with young drivers ever since its introduction to Australian roads in the 2000s.
The Mazda 2 is the smallest and most affordable passenger car that Mazda sells in Australia.
Prices begin just above the $20,000 mark and extend to mid-$25,000 for higher specification variants.
Mazda 2 comes in two body styles, a five-door hatch and a four-door sedan.
The Mazda 2 uses a single 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine to power the range, and manual and automatic transmissions are available.
While Mazda continues to focus intently on its SUV range, the Mazda 2 still remains one of its core models and serves as an entry-level car to the brand.
Rivals to the Mazda 2 include the Toyota Yaris, Kia Rio, Suzuki Swift and Volkswagen Polo.
Where is the Mazda 2 built?
The Mazda 2 is built in Rayong, Thailand.
How big is the boot in the Mazda 2?
The Mazda 2 hatch has a 250-litre boot while the Mazda 2 sedan has a 440-litre boot. The rear seats fold in a 60:40 format.
