We first saw a Mazda sales advisor post up a pre-launch booking call for the Mazda Biante last month, listing the new MPV for RM150k. Today, a different sales advisor has posted up an ad with new information on the MPV, which will come equipped with a 2.0 litre SkyActiv engine with a 6-speed auto.
The ad lists the Biante for RM157k, which is higher than the RM150k price tag posted up previously. Of course, since the car has not been launched yet these are all estimated price tags for the moment. The latest classifieds listing comes with photos that appear to be brochure scans of the car in English language, although we cannot tell for sure if it’s a Malaysian brochure or not.
The ad goes into detail on the availability of the car in Malaysia. The car is mentioned as being a CBU import from Japan, with a launch date of November 2013 indicated – that would be this month. First batch delivery is claimed to be in late November to early December, with a second shipment only coming in in March 2014.
Check out the Mazda Biante for sale on oto.my for further information.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments about the Mazda Biante 2.0 Skyactiv focus on its competitive pricing, with some buyers excited to purchase at around RM149,700, and comparisons made to existing models like Toyota Estima and Serena Hybrid. Enthusiasts praise Mazda’s Skyactiv technology for its fuel efficiency, with some reporting impressive FC around 7-11 km/l, though there are debates about whether it is overrated. Discussions also touch on the car's spaciousness, safety features, and the practicality of the design versus competitors. Some comments critique price differences with older models or other brands, while others joke about off-topic issues or offbeat topics. Overall, the sentiment is largely positive, emphasizing value, technology, and the model’s place in the current MPV market.