Mazda Pickup B-Series

Mazda B-series was first introduced in 1986 as the B2000. This series has 119-hp four-cylinder, a 150-hp V-6, and a 160-hp V6, with an option to use either manual and automatic transmissions or 2 and 4 wheel drive. Through the years, this B-Series pickup has evolved both in size, style and engine performance. Changes were restyled exterior, improved handling, increased interior space and 4-cylinder engine for base trims. The B2300 is the base-level B-Series Truck, which is available as a Regular Cab or in a SE Cab Plus configuration. It has superb versatility and utility and can be equipped with rear jump seats to give you a more comfortable drive.

The SE Cab Plus have alloy wheels, chrome grille, a carpeted floor, an AM/ FM/ CD stereo and a more spacious cab room. The B3000 generates 154hp and 180 ld-ft of torque with its powerful 3.0-liter V6 engine. It is available in SE Cab Plus 4 that has standard rear jump seats and four doors, Regular Cab dual Sport, and Cab Plus Dual Sport, which has optional rear jump seats. The Dual Sport models come with larger tires and in monochromatic color scheme.

Among the B-series, the most popular is the B4000 because of its versatility. It is powered by an improved 4.0-liter OHC V6 engine that delivers a 207 hp and 238 lb-ft of torque. This 4-wheel drive is available in four configurations: Cab Plus 4 Dual Sport, Base Cab Plus 4x4, SE Cab Plus 4x4, and SE Cab Plus 4 4x4.