Mazda Premacy

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Mazda Premacy (1999-2001)
Mazda Premacy (1999-2001)
Premacy
Sales designation: Premacy
Production period: 1999-2005
(in China: 2009)
Class : Van
Body versions : Station wagon
Engines:
Otto engines : 1.8–2.0 liters
(74–96 kW)
Diesel engines :
2.0 liters
(66–74 kW)
Length: 4295 mm
Width: 1705 mm
Height: 1570-1600 mm
Wheelbase : 2670 mm
Empty weight : 1250-1380 kg
successor Mazda5
Stars in the Euro NCAP - Crash Test (2001) Crash test star 3.svg

The Mazda Premacy is a compact van by the Japanese car manufacturer Mazda , which was produced from 1999 to 2005. Internally known as the CP , the car was built in Japan and exported to Asia and Europe . In some Asian countries (including Japan) the car was also offered as a Ford Ixion , Ford MAV or Nissan Lafesta Highway Star . FAW Haima Automobile Company manufactured the Premacy under license as Haima Freema for the Chinese market .

history

The Mazda Premacy was a five-seater compact van , with removable seats and front-wheel drive . It used the Mazda CP platform and was later also available as an Active 7 version. This had seven seats and could now keep up with the successful Opel Zafira .

  • Rear view

In November 2001 the Premacy received a facelift , the lights and headlights, the aprons and bumpers as well as the interior were revised.

By the end of production in May 2005, 285,258 copies had been sold worldwide. In China, the model was built until 2009. From June 2005 the successor was marketed under the name Mazda5 , but in Japan it was still called Premacy.

  • Mazda Premacy (2001-2005)

  • Rear view

Technical specifications

1.8 2.0 2.0 DiTD
Construction period 06/1999–05/2005 06 / 1999-10 / 2001 11/2001–05/2005 10 / 1999-07 / 2000 07 / 2000–05 / 2005
Engine characteristics
Engine identification FP FS RF
Engine type R4 petrol engine R4 diesel engine
Number of valves per cylinder 4th
Valve control DOHC , timing belt OHC, timing belt
Mixture preparation Manifold injection Direct injection
Engine charging - turbocharger
cooling Water cooling
Bore × stroke 83.0 mm × 85.0 mm 83.0 mm × 92.0 mm 86.0 mm × 86.0 mm
Displacement 1840 cc 1991 cc 1998 cc
Compression ratio 9.7: 1 18.8: 1
Max. Power
at 1 / min 		74 kW
(101 PS)
/ 5500 		84 kW
(114 PS)
/ 6000 		96 kW
(131 PS)
/ 6000 		66 kW
(90 PS)
/ 4000 		74 kW
(101 PS)
/ 4000
Max. Torque
at 1 / min 		152 Nm
/ 3500 		161 Nm
/ 4000 		171 Nm
/ 4500 		220 Nm
/ 1800 		230 Nm
/ 2000
Power transmission
drive Front wheel drive
Gearbox, as standard 5-speed manual transmission
Gearbox, optional - 4- speed automatic transmission -
Readings
Top speed 175 km / h 180 km / h
(170 km / h) 		188 km / h
(179 km / h) 		170 km / h
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h 11.8 s 11.4 s
(12.7 s) 		10.7 s
(12.1 s) 		12.9 s 11.6 s
Consumption (l / 100 km) 8.3 l p 8.4 L S
(9.2 L S) 		8.7 l S
(9.4 l S) 		5.7 l D. 5.6 l D
  1. ↑ Values ​​in round brackets ("()") for automatic transmissions.
  • The availability of the engines depended on the model, equipment and market.

Models for Japan

As a Premacy, the vehicle is only offered in Japan, as the successor will be sold in Europe under the name Mazda5 .

From the CR series produced between mid-2005 and summer 2010, a model with a 1.3-liter rotary engine was optimized for the combustion of hydrogen and sold as Mazda Premacy Hydrogen RE Hybrid . In addition to the hybrid engine, petrol engines with 1.8 (81 kW) and 2.0 liters (105 kW) as well as a two-liter diesel engine in two output levels (85-107 kW) were also available.

A model change (type CW) took place in autumn 2010. The engine range is the same as that offered in Europe as Mazda5, with the exception that a 2.5 liter gasoline engine is still available in Japan.

  • Mazda Premacy (2007)

  • Mazda Premacy (2011)

literature

Web links

Commons : Mazda Premacy  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Crash-Test Mazda Premacy, 2001 (accessed on September 22, 2014, English)