Mazda Mazda3 2015Change

No major issues with the car yet. I've had some minor ones that have been covered by the warranty though: weak power windows (sticking in both summer and winter), sticking brake calipers, malfunctioning infotainment center. I'm surprised that so many things would come up but I'm hoping that things will go smoother now that they've been identified and replaced.

Very good mileage but not the pretiest indoor. Can be easily rusted. Pretty front of the car. Not the most comfortable. Very economic. A little expensive for what it offers.

The driver's foot well is a little narrow and the rear visibility is compromised by the stylish contours of the rear. Those are the only two complaints I have about this fantastic little car. Mileage is good, 2.5 l engine is peppy (although it doesn't sound overly thrilling when you first start it, kinda tinny until you blip the throttle), infotainment is very good, stereo sound is good though not fantastic despite being Bose. This car is more about precise handling and driving enjoyment than your average hatchback, or almost any hatchback for that matter (VW GTI/Audi A3 being the exceptions). Manual transmission is a joy. It's a compact car so the interior is less than cavernous - basketball stars are unlikely to buy this. You WILL have to read the instruction manual to see how some of the toys work. The engine lags a little below 3,000 rpm but give it some revs and you and the car will both enjoy it.