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High-quality OEM parts are necessary to keep that Mazda in top condition however rough the conditions. If your Mazda Protege5 gets in an accident, the practical plan is a new high-quality OEM or replacement part to preserve your Mazda in like-new condition. Whenever you need Mazda Protege5 parts, it's logical to shop for the best quality auto parts you can buy - and if you get parts from PartsGeek you also find affordable prices anywhere all done with the very best in order fulfillment. Often the most difficult job about working on that car is the quest for a reasonable source for outstanding parts.


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Mazda Protege5

The origins of the Mazda Protege date back to the early 1960s, by which time Japan's post-war economy had recovered and average Japanese consumers were able to afford such luxuries. Known then as the Mazda "Familia," it was a gas-sipping economy car, priced to be within the reach of virtually everyone. However, it was more than a decade before the first model was exported to North America. In 1977, the first models arrived in U.S. dealer showrooms. Known as the GLC (for "Great Little Car"), it was a sub-compact with rear-wheel drive, powered by a 1.0 liter four cylinder engine, putting out a mere 44 horsepower - but it would go a long way on a gallon of gas.

The first time the vehicle was exported to the U.S. as the Mazda "Protege" was in 1994. By then, the car was in its seventh generation as a compact. The four-cylinder gasoline engine offerings ranged from a 1.4 74 horsepower model to a 2.0 version, rated at 144 horsepower. Beginning in 1995, a 2.0 liter engine was offered as well. Styles included a four-door sedan, a three-door hatchback and a station wagon. Mazda ceased production of the Protege/Familia in 2003 after a forty-year run.

The Mazda Protege5 was one of the last models sold in the U.S. It was the company's attempt to build and market a sportier station wagon - and on this score, Mazda was reasonably successful. It's 2.0 liter ULEV engine was able to put out a respectable 130 horses, able to take the Protege5 from zero to 60 in just over ten seconds. With a top speed of 118 miles per hour, the Protege still averaged 25 miles per gallon. Handling was worthy of its sports-car relative , the Mazda Miata roadster, with fine-tuned power steering and a strut-tower brace for keeping the vehicle on track.

Inside, the interior cabin was pleasant, if not lavish. It included faux suede door inserts, a dimpled vinyl texture for the dashboard and unique instrument "speed lettering." For $17,000, it was a decent buy as far as a sport wagon goes. One of its drawbacks was the lack of cargo space; compared to other station wagons in its price range, it came up short in this respect, with only 24 cubic feet of space with the rear seats folded down.

Over the years, the Mazda Protege has proven to be a reliable, durable vehicle. Long-term owners (who have held on to their vehicles for ten years or more) report that the Protege keeps running strong long past the 250,000 mile mark with the usual maintenance and minor repairs that come up along the way. The only annoyance is the headlights, which need to be replaced frequently.

A used Mazda Protege5 is a good buy, provided it has been maintained in good repair. In junk yards, Mazda Protege5 vehicles are not seen very often, but can be a source for Mazda Protege5 parts for sale. If you're looking for newer components and even Mazda Protege5 performance parts, a better source is PartsGeek.com, which has a range of automotive components at discounts of up to 80%.



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I'm verry satisfied with everything that I buy in parts geek and it help my car pass the emission test at a low cost

2003 Mazda Protege5 Catalytic Converter

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Reviewer: PedroKG

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Replacement hose was in great shape. For a 2002 model I was expecting the hose to be a bit old feeling but it felt supple and fresh!

2002 Mazda Protege5 Air Intake Hose

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Truthfully I haven't ordered the lights yet (I'm using the $5 coupon code by filling out a review), but I'm sure I'll be happy with them. This is the only site I could even find Protege5 lights listed let alone in stock. And the price is unbeatable!

2002 Mazda Protege5 Headlight Assembly

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2002 Mazda Protege5 Door Lock Actuator

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Reviewer: A. Rogers

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I was very impress with their fair prices and fast shipping. The part that I ordered works as advertized, and I will definitely be returning for others that my car needs in the near future.

2003 Mazda Protege5 Engine Mount

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Reviewer: rick

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parts quality same as original mazda for a fraction of price many of this parts are the same as installed in the vehicle same manufacturer the only difference is brand logo

2003 Mazda Protege5 Clutch Kit