2001-2004 used
$4,500First-generation imports at the bottom of the market, priced almost entirely on condition.
Weekly
$20.56
Monthly
$89.11
Mazda model
Mazda Premacy finance calculator
A compact seven-seater sourced almost entirely through the Japanese import channel.
Last reviewed: 2 August 2026
Your estimated repayment
Weekly
$37/week
$73 /fortnight $158 /month
$8,000
$0
7.00% p.a.
5 years
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Mazda Premacy finance calculator Not a lender. Not a broker. Financing a Mazda Premacy in New Zealand
The Premacy is Mazda's small people-mover, and with more than 17,000 on the Carjam fleet register it is one of the more common seven-seaters in New Zealand. Almost all of them came in as used Japanese imports rather than through Mazda New Zealand, which is the pattern across most of the affordable seven-seat market here. It is a wagon-shaped MPV rather than a van, so it drives much like a car, and the sliding rear doors are the practical reason many families choose it over a conventional wagon.
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Year by year
Premacy prices and repayments, by era.
Typical NZ market prices and the weekly cost of financing each. All figures assume 7% over 5 years with no deposit. Indicative only; open the full calculator to pre-set your own rate and term.
2005-2009 used
$7,500Second-generation stock. The volume band for Premacy finance in New Zealand.
Weekly
$34.27
Monthly
$148.51
2010-2017 used
$12,000Third-generation imports with the sliding doors and the more car-like drive. The freshest examples here.
Weekly
$54.83
Monthly
$237.61
Who this suits
Who buys a Mazda Premacy?
- Families needing occasional third-row seats without moving to a full-size people-mover.
- Buyers who want sliding rear doors for tight parking and child seats.
- Households replacing a wagon and wanting the same drive with more seats.
- Buyers on a small budget where a seven-seat SUV of the same age costs considerably more.
Financing notes
What financing a Premacy usually looks like.
At $8,000 over three years at 8% indicative, the weekly repayment sits near $60. Terms on Premacy stock are usually short because most of it is now over ten years old, and lenders cap vehicle age at the end of the loan rather than at the start. That constraint, rather than the size of the loan, is what generally decides the term.
Model-specific questions
Mazda Premacy finance FAQ.
Was the Mazda Premacy sold new in New Zealand?
Effectively no. The Premacy here is sourced through the used-import channel rather than through Mazda New Zealand's new range, which is why the fleet is large but the nameplate does not appear in current local model listings. Financing one is an ordinary used-import application.
What does a Premacy cost per week on finance?
A $7,500 example over three years at 8% indicative works out at about $56 a week. Stretching to four years takes it near $44 and adds a few hundred dollars of total interest, which on a loan this size is a noticeable share of what was borrowed.
Do the sliding doors cause finance or insurance problems?
No. They are a standard factory feature rather than a modification, so neither a lender nor an insurer treats the vehicle differently for having them. Where they matter is practical: worn slider mechanisms are a common repair item on higher-kilometre examples and are worth checking before purchase.
What does a lender want to see on a Premacy application?
A clean PPSR result, a current warrant, and a history report that verifies the odometer against the Japanese auction record. On imports of this age a flagged odometer discrepancy is the most common reason a settlement is delayed, so having the verification on file before paying a deposit avoids most of the friction.
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