Mazda Premacy

Mazda Premacy: Generations, Specs, Engines, Performance and Weight

The Mazda Premacy is a Compact Van represented in the catalogue across four production entries spanning April 1999 to February 2018. These entries cover three named generations, with the second generation split into its original 2005–2007 form and a 2007–2010 restyling.

Overview

The Mazda Premacy is a Compact Van represented in the catalogue across four production entries spanning April 1999 to February 2018. These entries cover three named generations, with the second generation split into its original 2005–2007 form and a 2007–2010 restyling. The catalogue includes Gasoline engines with capacities from 1839 to 2261 cc, outputs from 100 to 166 hp, Manual and Automatic gearboxes, and FWD or AWD. No other body type is listed.

Mazda Premacy Generations

1 generation: 1999–2005

The 1 generation was produced from April 1999 to May 2005 as a Compact Van. The data lists 16 modifications, of which 12 are shown. The displayed range includes 1.8 MT, 1.8 AT, 2.0 MT, 2.0 AT, 2.3 MT and 2.3 AT versions. Depending on the exact version, output ranges from 100 to 166 hp, and both FWD and AWD appear in the catalogue.

2 generation: 2005–2010

The original 2 generation ran from February 2005 to August 2007 as a Compact Van and has six listed modifications. Its engines range from 1839 to 2261 cc and from 130 to 165 hp. Every listed version uses an Automatic gearbox; FWD and AWD are both available.

The 2 generation restyling ran from September 2007 to June 2010, retaining the Compact Van body. Four modifications are listed: three versions named 2.0 AT and one 2.3 AT. Their output ranges from 139 to 165 hp, while the available drive systems are FWD and AWD.

3 generation: 2010–2018

The 3 generation was produced from July 2010 to February 2018 as a Compact Van. Two versions are listed, both named 2.0 AT: a 139 hp AWD model and a 150 hp FWD model. Both use Gasoline, Inline engines and an Automatic gearbox.

Mazda Premacy Specs and Engine Options

Repeated names are distinguished by output, drive or production entry. All engines shown are Gasoline, Inline, 4-cylinder units with 4 valves per cylinder, no boost and distributed injection (multi-point).

Performance, Fuel Consumption and MPG

Performance was measured only for three displayed 1 generation Manual versions. The 1.8 MT with 100 hp accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 11.9 seconds and reaches 175 km/h. The 1.8 MT with 114 hp also records 11.9 seconds and 175 km/h. The 2.0 MT with 131 hp records 10.7 seconds and 188 km/h, making it 1.2 seconds quicker to 100 km/h and 13 km/h faster than either measured 1.8 MT.

For every other version, 0–100 km/h acceleration is not measured and top speed is not measured.

City fuel consumption, highway fuel consumption and combined fuel consumption are not measured for every listed Mazda Premacy version. Consequently, catalogue MPG and fuel-economy comparisons are also not measured. CO₂ output and emissions class are not measured throughout the supplied data.

Mazda Premacy Dimensions, Weight and Tank Capacity

Exterior dimensions and wheel sizes are not measured for every version, so no length, width, height or factory wheel-size figure can be given from this catalogue data.

Kerb weight among versions with a measured figure ranges from 1280 kg for the 1 generation 1.8 MT with 100 hp to 1580 kg for the 3 generation 2.0 AT with 139 hp and AWD. That is a difference of 300 kg. Gross weight is measured only for selected 1 generation versions: 1770 kg for both displayed 1.8 MT versions, and 1795 kg for the listed 2.0 MT, 2.0 AT, 2.3 MT and 2.3 AT versions where a gross figure is supplied. Gross weight is not measured for the remaining versions.

Ground clearance ranges from 135 to 160 mm. The 3 generation versions have 140 mm with 139 hp and AWD, or 135 mm with 150 hp and FWD. The restyled 2 generation ranges from 135 to 140 mm, while the original 2 generation ranges from 135 to 160 mm. The displayed 1 generation versions range from 150 to 160 mm.

Tank capacity is 58 litres for the 1 generation and original 2 generation entries. It rises to 60 litres for the restyled 2 generation and 3 generation, a difference of 2 litres.

All listed versions use independent, spring front and rear suspension. Front brakes are Ventilated disc throughout. Rear brakes are either Drum or Disc, depending on the version.

Which Mazda Premacy Version to Choose?

For the highest listed output, the 1 generation 2.3 AT and 2.3 MT each provide 166 hp and 207 Nm from 2261 cc. They produce 1 hp more but 3 Nm less than the 165 hp 2.3 AT versions of the 2 generation and its restyling, which provide 210 Nm.

For the strongest measured torque, choose a 2.3 AT from the original or restyled 2 generation: both reach 210 Nm. For the quickest measured acceleration, the 1 generation 2.0 MT with 131 hp records 10.7 seconds to 100 km/h and a top speed of 188 km/h.

Buyers seeking AWD can select 1.8 AT or 2.0 AT versions, depending on the production entry. In the 3 generation, the AWD 2.0 AT has 139 hp, 176 Nm, a 4-speed Automatic gearbox, a 1580 kg kerb weight and 140 mm clearance. The FWD 2.0 AT has 150 hp, 186 Nm, a 5-speed Automatic gearbox, a 1470 kg kerb weight and 135 mm clearance. The FWD version therefore adds 11 hp and 10 Nm while weighing 110 kg less, whereas the AWD version provides 5 mm more clearance.

For the lowest measured kerb weight, the 1 generation 1.8 MT with 100 hp weighs 1280 kg. For the greatest measured ground clearance, selected 1.8 AT and 2.0 AT versions reach 160 mm. Reliability, common issues, engine-mount condition, timing condition, engine-number location, seating capacity, prices and current cars for sale are not measured in the supplied catalogue data.