The 2010 2011 Mazda Protege is an excellent car, especially for the drivers with a lot to haul around. The new 2010 2011 Mazda Protege is both fun and functional for the whole family. What's more, with some of the available Protege body kits and Protege accessories, you'll look great in your Protege wherever you take it. To make the Protege part of your life, please read on!

Now standard on all Mazda Protege models, the 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine delivers 130 horsepower and 135 pounds-per-foot of torque, providing responsive acceleration and all-around satisfying performance that meets strict ULEV standards. All Protege models also come with:

• TTL rear suspension, a patented Mazda design that subtly "steers" the rear wheels to help ensure they maintain maximum road contact



• Standard slick-shifting 5-speed stick



• Available 4-speed automatic, which incorporates a Direct Electronic Shift Control for optimal integration with the engine

Performance features like these, however, are only the beginning. Other 2010 2011 Mazda Protege parts contribute to overall performance, as well - for a full list, please check our Protege review again soon.

Just because the 2010 2011 Mazda Protege is smaller than the similar cars in its class, doesn't mean it takes second place in the area of looks. This car is sharp, and every Protege owner knows it. Some of the car's more popular exterior features include:

• Optional power moonroof



• Rear spoiler



• Front fog lights



• 16-inch alloy wheels with low-profile 195/50R16 V-rated all-season tires.

On the inside, the Protege comes standard with:

• 60/40 split-fold rear seat



• Single-disc CD player



• Power windows



• Power locks



• Flip-up visor mirrors



• Ample trunk space.

The 2010 2011 Mazda Protege even features remote keyless entry with illuminated entry, for those nights when it's a little too dark to head to the car by yourself. And for those of you who'd like to make your Protege visible to others, the car comes with a number of available Protege body kits. For more information on these Protege body kits, please make yourself a regular around the Protege part of this Website.

Did we mention that even without the latest Protege body kit, the car also is safe? Some of the standard safety features include: air bags, 3-point safety belts, and Electronic Brakeforce Distribution, which automatically optimizes the front and rear braking force to give you the shortest stops. Finally, Mazda's "Triple-H" construction adds up to 2 millimeters of steel reinforcement at key points in the Protege body structure, helping to create a "safety cage" around the cabin that adds resistance to impact. Thanks to safety features and other Protege accessories like these, Mazda has made drivers happy for years. Now it's time you experience it for yourself.