Mazda 5 Bodykits.

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RODSCALIP5

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10 MS3

• Mar 12, 2005

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Here are the current bodykits available for the Mazda 5. Of course most of these will be straight from Japan. I will update as they become available

Stock

Unknown- Possible UK Kit

Kenstyle

Autoexe

Lip Kit

Damd Kit

 

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Glowspeedp5

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2002 Mazda Protege5

• Mar 12, 2005

• #2

Not bad looking.. Needs the V6......

 

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wickedjra

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MSP #408

• Mar 12, 2005

• #3

so this is a minivan???

 

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RODSCALIP5

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10 MS3

• Mar 12, 2005

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wickedjra said:

so this is a minivan???

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It's suppose to be like the Toyota Matrix with 6 seats. I have not seen this in person, but from the brochure it doesnt look too big.

 

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psychoart

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• Mar 13, 2005

• #5

Any integrated turning signal side mirrors kit available from Japan? And the 6+1 kit available too, in case we really don't get the 6+1 configuration? (eyeballs)

LED rear lamps? (bow)

 

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UnNaturalinc

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'03.5 MSP, '87 RX-7 TII, '80 Chevy Luv, '05 Honda CRF230

• Mar 15, 2005

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Kenstyle makes some amazing kits. Not to mention they make them for Mazdas too.

 

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b00sted

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03.5 Mazdaspeed Ti

• Mar 16, 2005

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i think i like it

 

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JOS3

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05 22V mazda3

• Mar 19, 2005

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i like the 5, especially withthe kenstyle kit. but for me, it crosses the line of looking too much like a minivan.

 

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CChris704

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2003.5 MSP Sunlight Silver

• Mar 24, 2005

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this looks way toooo much like a minivan. i might have to see one in person before i get a good idea of what the size is and stuff though.

 

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RHAGEL

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06' 3 Touring

• Apr 15, 2005

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That is really bad. The body kits make them look a little better, but shame on Mazda for making this piece of crap. What were they thinking?(drunk)

 

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perfecto

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2006 Mazda 5 GT

• Apr 15, 2005

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RHAGEL said:

That is really bad. The body kits make them look a little better, but shame on Mazda for making this piece of crap. What were they thinking?

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They were thinking that there is a need for something that isn't a minivan, and isn't a 4-seat vehicle. They are right. A lot of people are really looking forward to not only seeing this vehicle, but driving it and purchasing it.

Kudos to Mazda for the forward thinking. (cheers)

 

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RHAGEL

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• Apr 15, 2005

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perfecto said:

They were thinking that there is a need for something that isn't a minivan, and isn't a 4-seat vehicle. They are right. A lot of people are really looking forward to not only seeing this vehicle, but driving it and purchasing it.

Kudos to Mazda for the forward thinking. (cheers)

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I think this vehicle will do well in europe and japan where thay are much more fuel conscious. But here in the states it will not sell. Minivans are on there way out, SUV are obviously popular but I think station wagons will be the new upcoming trend. I don't think many people are looking forward to it, but I guess only time will tell.

 

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RODSCALIP5

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10 MS3

• Apr 15, 2005

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Im looking forward to it. It's something different, and the less people that have it the better . Wait until the Mazda aftermarket gets on it.

 

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RODSCALIP5

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10 MS3

• Apr 20, 2005

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Updated with completed pics.

 

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RODSCALIP5

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10 MS3

• Jul 21, 2005

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Updated with a Mazda Japan Kit.

 

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miatafied

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Mazda5/kidhauler - Miata/fun car

• Jul 21, 2005

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RHAGEL said:

I think this vehicle will do well in europe and japan where thay are much more fuel conscious. But here in the states it will not sell. Minivans are on there way out, SUV are obviously popular but I think station wagons will be the new upcoming trend. I don't think many people are looking forward to it, but I guess only time will tell.

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Actually - governmentally it lists as a mid-size WAGON. With the 3rd row seats folded down - it is really close in size to my subaru legacy wagon. I consider it a wagon/minivan hybrid.

Also - no one vehicle if for everyone. I'm not expecting the mazda5 to be a huge seller, but for those of us who have outgrown our sedans/wagons and don't want a full on SUV/Van - then this car is PERFECT and very desired. Plus Americans are beginning to be fuel conscious with the rising prices - look at the popularity of the prius.

 

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JCell

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2014 Genesis Coupe R-Spec

• Jul 21, 2005

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wow, some of those look REALLy good

 

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perfecto

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2006 Mazda 5 GT

• Jul 21, 2005

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Stickied this thread - let's try and keep the chatter to a minimum and just post pics of the 5/Premacy body kits that are available.

Thanks!

 

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tyusha

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Mazda Protege5

• Aug 3, 2005

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just a sizing thing, i was lucky to see a mazda 5 next to a last gen honda odissey, and 5 looked tiny compared to the odissey. Just and observation

 

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isda65

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2006 Mazda 5

• Aug 4, 2005

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tyusha said:

just a sizing thing, i was lucky to see a mazda 5 next to a last gen honda odissey, and 5 looked tiny compared to the odissey. Just and observation

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And your point?