Mazda - Other Models (1971)

Discover the timeless appeal of 1971 Mazda’s iconic lineup. Whether you’re a classic‑car aficionado, a curious enthusiast, or simply looking for reliable data to guide your next purchase, the Mazda Other Models price information provides a clear snapshot of value across year, condition and market trends. 1971 was a pivotal year in Mazda history, introducing sleek bodies, turbo‑charged motor markets and a legacy that endures in today’s used‑car marketplace.

While exact prices varies by market, condition, mileage and location, this in‑depth guide delivers key insights so you can ask the right questions: How does a 1971 Mazda compare to its peers? What depreciation rate can you expect? and what is a 1971 Mazda worth in today's market?

Key Specifications – Your Quick Reference

• Model: 1971 Mazda RX‑2 / Mazda 147 / Mazda 152, depending on the specific “Other Models” line‑up
• Engine: 1.3‑2.0 L inline‑4 (two‑barrel or four‑barrel carburetor options), naturally aspirated with optional turbocharging in high‑performance variants
• Power Output: 70 – 115 hp (depending on variant)
• Transmission: 4‑speed manual (standard) or 5‑speed manual (optional), with a vacuum‑minder clutch for smooth shifting
• Drive Layout: Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive for everyday reliability
• Fuel Type: Regular petrol (gasoline) – no need for exotic fuels
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 4.3 m – 4.65 m (varies across trims)
  • Width: 1.64 m – 1.75 m
  • Height: 1.37 m – 1.45 m
  • Wheelbase: 2.44 m – 2.58 m
• Weight: 1,000 kg – 1,200 kg (dry weight, depending on trim)
• Fuel Economy: 6.5 – 8.0 l/100 km in city; 5.0 – 6.5 l/100 km highway
• Notable Features:
  • Ventilated brake discs in higher trims
  • Manual transmission with a “plate‑shift” pattern for smoother gear changes
  • Basic instrumentation under the steering column

Depreciation Insight – How the Value Evolves

The Mazda Other Models depreciation pattern follows classic car trends: there is an initial steep drop, followed by a plateau as the car moves into the “classic” category.

• First Year: Typically loses 15‑20% of its value, especially if purchased new. For a 1971 Mazda bought today as a sealed‑off‑market vehicle, you might expect a 17% drop in the first year.
• First 5 Years: After the initial loss, depreciation slows to around 4‑6% per year. By the fifth year, a well‑maintained vehicle might have depreciated an additional

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