In order to celebrate the 90th anniversary of Mazda, presents Biante 20S Navi Special that goes on sale today in a limited run of 400 units. But like most of Mazda’s Japanese-market 90th anniversary models, there’s nothing really special about this version of the eight-seater minivan. In fact, the only difference between the standard 20S and the 90th 20S Navi is that the latter gets a voice-controlled HDD navigation system, parking assist, and Mazda’s start and stop system as standard.
2010 Mazda Bianti 20S Navi Special is offered in Japan as a FWD model with a 2.0-liter DISI engine linked to a 5-speed auto (2,572,500 Yen) or a 4WD version with the same engine but a 4-speed auto (2,861,500 Yen).
