Mazda Scrum Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1991–1998) — Second Generation
The second-generation Mazda Scrum is a practical microvan built for tight city streets and light commercial use. It offers modest power and a compact footprint, with a straightforward lineup focused on easy driving and low running costs.
The Mazda Scrum engine is a small gasoline unit designed for efficiency rather than speed. In this generation, a 0.7-liter engine works through an automatic transmission, making stop-and-go traffic less tiring. Four-wheel drive is available for extra grip on wet or loose surfaces, which is useful in hilly or rural areas.