1999 Mazda B4000 SE V6 4×2 Test Drive
Import compact pickup shoppers should have stopped by their friendly local Mazda dealer to investigate the new for 1999 B-Series Cab plus 4. The B-series may have worn an import brand name, but it was built right here in America, along with its mechanical twin, the Ford Ranger. Choose the upper SE trim level, and you would enjoy the convenience of two mini-size, rear hinged doors for loading people, pets, or cargo. Paralleling its ranger cousin, the Mazda B*series had a wide range of available equipment and options. Three power plants were on the spec sheet, from a modest 2.5-liter/119-horsepower SOHC inline four up to a 4.0-liter/160-horsepower OHV V-6.
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