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Is the Mazda 8 domestically produced?

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DelGianna
07/29/2025, 12:53:53 PM

Mazda 8 is domestically produced. It is an MPV launched by FAW Mazda. The official guide price of this car ranges from 219,800 to 259,800 yuan. In terms of appearance, this car adopts a family-style design. The front of the car features a large-sized air intake grille, which is also decorated with chrome trim. Viewed from the side, the waistline extends from the front to the rear of the car, lengthening the body to a certain extent. In terms of body size, this car measures 486018521685mm with a wheelbase of 2950mm. As an MPV, this car has outstanding performance in terms of space. It is worth mentioning the flexible seat layout inside the car. In terms of power, this car is equipped with a 2.3-liter and a 2.5-liter naturally aspirated engine. Among them, the 2.3L engine has a maximum power of 113kw and a maximum torque of 205nm. The 2.5L engine has a maximum power of 120kw and a maximum torque of 226nm. In terms of the transmission system, the engine is matched with a 4-speed automatic transmission and a 5-speed automatic transmission. The engine used in this car is also used in many models of Mazda.

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StephenLynn
08/14/2025, 02:44:51 AM

As a long-term owner of the Mazda 8, I drove the domestic version for several years. It was localized by FAW Mazda in 2010 and produced until 2016. I bought one of the first batch in 2013 and found it extremely practical, with spacious interiors and excellent comfort, making it perfect for family trips. Unfortunately, it was discontinued, likely because the MPV market was overshadowed by SUVs, such as the popularity of the Honda Odyssey, which led Mazda to shift focus to the CX series SUVs. Now, it's impossible to buy a new Mazda 8, but you might find one in the used car market—just be sure to check its condition. I personally miss this car a lot and would recommend keeping an eye on Mazda's newer models like the CX-5, which offers good value for money.

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LaHarrison
10/12/2025, 11:42:37 PM

In the workshop, it's common to hear Mazda 8 owners asking this question. FAW Mazda indeed domestically produced this MPV between 2010 and 2016. I've handled many replacements of localized components back then, such as the hood and suspension system. However, production was later discontinued, likely due to declining sales and parts supply issues. Nowadays when owners come for repairs, I always remind them to regularly inspect wiring to prevent aging-related malfunctions. The domestic production history is quite interesting. If considering similar models, looking at other brand MPVs like the Toyota Sienna might be a more stable choice.

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DiKeira
11/25/2025, 11:41:58 PM

I was curious about the Mazda 8 but had never seen the new model, so I looked it up online and found out it was once domestically produced. Around 2010, FAW manufactured it, but production stopped by 2016. Nowadays, everyone is talking about SUVs or electric vehicles, making it seem outdated. A friend who drove it said the handling was decent, but the space couldn't compare to newer MPVs. It's recommended to focus directly on Mazda's latest models like the CX-30, which offer stylish designs, more features, and better environmental friendliness.

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FinleyLynn
01/16/2026, 01:09:45 AM

As an automotive journalist, I've followed the development of the Mazda 8. It was locally produced by FAW Mazda in 2010, positioned as a family MPV, and received widespread praise for its space and comfort. However, production ceased in 2016, primarily due to the market shift towards the SUV boom, with sales of the same manufacturer's CX series soaring. The domestically produced period was a highlight, but consumer preferences have now changed. I believe Mazda may launch an electric MPV in the future, but currently, recommending the Toyota Alphard is more reliable.

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OHarley
04/12/2026, 03:29:36 AM

I've studied automotive history extensively, and the domestic production story of the Mazda 8 is quite rich. FAW introduced localized production in 2010, making this MPV a popular model, but production was discontinued in 2016 due to global strategy adjustments and sales pressure. There are now many used cars available, with higher fuel consumption and increased maintenance costs as the performance ages. Alternative models like the Buick GL8 are more modern. I have great respect for this domestic production journey and look forward to Mazda's innovations in new fields.

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