In Japan, the Mazda MPV is known, marketed, and sold as the Efini MPV. This vehicle first made its way to public knowledge in 1989. It was constructed to be a rear wheel drive vehicle. Later on in 2000, it came back with a more modern front wheel drive. Originally, the Mazda MPV was designed in its every minute detail as a minivan. This was destined to be sold to the American market.
The Mazda MPV was first constructed using Mazdas best platform that time. The company used the Mazda 929s HC to be able to develop and start out the Mazda MPVs LV platform. Later on in the design and construction process for this vehicle, the Mazda MPV was equipped with a V6 engine and an optional all wheel drive. This vehicle features traditional hinged doors instead of the sliding rear doors.
Making waves with the press, the Mazda MPV then earned its way to being named a part of the Car and Driver magazines Ten Best list for two consecutive years 1990 and 1991. This magazine also featured the Mazda MPV as one of their vehicles for the coming (fuel) crisis. However, on the other hand, the Mazda MPV made a big unwanted splash with crash testers. Out of the four stars that a vehicle...
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