Cars.com Reviews the 2013 Mazda2
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You might have dated someone like this: attractive looks and fun to be around, but dealing with problems inside that are revealed as you get to know each other better. Cars.com reviewer Jennifer Geiger says the 2013 Mazda2 offers potential suitors a nice, sculpted body with a grinning grille, along with good maneuverability and more zippiness than its petite horsepower might suggest. However, its interior is uncomfortably sparse, offering backseat passengers scant “cushy for their tushy” and deceptively little cargo space. That might be why the competing Ford Fiesta gets more than three times as many dates with buyers.
