Mazda3 hatchback (2009-2013) review - CarBuyer
- 5 years ago
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It's a testament to the quality available in the family hatchback class that a car as talented and appealing as the Mazda3 doesn't sell in greater numbers. Sharply styled and keenly priced, the Mazda's positive qualities far outweigh any negatives. Entry-level S versions feel basic, while the more expensive TS and Sport models, with their alloy wheels, climate control and upgraded stereos, feel well equipped. The cabin can feel a little dark and cramped, especially in the rear, and there are several fiddly buttons. Of all the engines, the 1.6-litre diesel boasts excellent economy, although the smooth 2.2-litre diesel is significantly faster.
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It's a testament to the quality available in the family hatchback class that a car as talented and appealing as the Mazda3 doesn't sell in greater numbers. Sharply styled and keenly priced, the Mazda's positive qualities far outweigh any negatives. Entry-level S versions feel basic, while the more expensive TS and Sport models, with their alloy wheels, climate control and upgraded stereos, feel well equipped. The cabin can feel a little dark and cramped, especially in the rear, and there are several fiddly buttons. Of all the engines, the 1.6-litre diesel boasts excellent economy, although the smooth 2.2-litre diesel is significantly faster.
Do you own this car? Let us know what you think about it with the Driver Power Survey http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/front_website/driverpower/2011