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Mazda Australia Subscriber Count & YouTube Channel Stats

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Channel age: 20 years (joined December 2005)

Mazda Australia has 57,200 subscribers on YouTube. It gained 100 subscribers in the last 7 days. Its 345 videos have 46,972,430 views in total, about 136K per video.

Subscriber count
57K
Growth (7d)
+100
Total views
47M
Videos
345
Avg views/video
136K

Subscriber growth

2026-10-14+100 over 2 days2026-10-21

About

Welcome to the official Mazda Australia YouTube channel. Zoom-Zoom is at the heart of everything we do. It’s a celebration of the joy of motion in all its forms. Whether that’s accelerating down an open road with the wind in your hair, off the beaten track, or being lulled to sleep in the backseat after a big day. No matter how you experience that Zoom-Zoom feeling, our core purpose ensures you feel it every time you get into a Mazda. Find your #ZoomZoom http://www.mazda.com.au

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Mazda Australia on YouTube - frequently asked questions

How many subscribers does Mazda Australia have?
Mazda Australia has 57,200 subscribers on YouTube. It gained 100 subscribers in the last 7 days. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does Mazda Australia have on YouTube?
Mazda Australia has 46,972,430 total views across 345 videos, about 136K views per video.
When did Mazda Australia start on YouTube?
Mazda Australia created its YouTube channel in December 2005. The channel is 20 years old. Searches for Mazda Australia age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.

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