The 2008 Mazda B-Series Truck offers plenty of utility on a compact platform for enhanced maneuverability. Available in Regular or Plus4 Cab configurations, in two or four wheel drive, the Mazda B-Series comes equipped with a base 143 horsepower 2.3-liter inline 4-cylinder or a 207 horsepower 4.0-liter V6 with manual or automatic transmission depending on the configuration. The Regular Cab offers seating capacity for up to two passengers while the Plus4 Cab offers seating capacity for up to four. Safety features include driver and passenger side airbags and ABS brakes.
Mazda's popular B-Series pickup truck sees a few changes for 2008. Most significant is the discontinuation of all trim levels of the 3.0L V6 B3000. The B2300 features upgraded shock absorbers, while the B4000 has lost about half an inch from its ride height, and the B4000 SE gets a standard front suspension skid plate.
Competitive comparison
Roomy, comfortable ride, but rugged enough to work hard; smart pricing; reliable underpinnings.
Special features for 2008
Mazda's proven B-Series small pickup holds its own against trucks from Chevrolet, Toyota, Nissan, and Ford--on whose truck the B-Series is based. The B2300 and B4000 are reliable, rugged trucks that don't pretend to be anything else, all of which means that they haul cargo and tow loads whenever asked to do so. The 2.3L B2300 sips gas at 21 mpg city/26 mpg highway, while the 4.0L B4000 impresses with a 5,600 pound towing capacity.
Mazda's popular B-Series pickup truck sees a few changes for 2008. Most significant is the discontinuation of all trim levels of the 3.0L V6 B3000. The B2300 features upgraded shock absorbers, while the B4000 has lost about half an inch from its ride height, and the B4000 SE gets a standard front suspension skid plate.
Competitive comparison
Roomy, comfortable ride, but rugged enough to work hard; smart pricing; reliable underpinnings.
Special features for 2008
Mazda's proven B-Series small pickup holds its own against trucks from Chevrolet, Toyota, Nissan, and Ford--on whose truck the B-Series is based. The B2300 and B4000 are reliable, rugged trucks that don't pretend to be anything else, all of which means that they haul cargo and tow loads whenever asked to do so. The 2.3L B2300 sips gas at 21 mpg city/26 mpg highway, while the 4.0L B4000 impresses with a 5,600 pound towing capacity.
