Mazda Mazda3 Usados en Venta en Arlington, TX

This car has been really good for me. It was an upgrade from my old Mazda 626. The exterior design made me think of my favorite childhood superhero's car, The Batmobile. I also like the interior which is black. The thing that sold me is the price point I got it for because it was well within my budget and the car dealership gave me an amazing rate for financing. The vehicle is very reliable and it's something I can count on everyday. Unlike my old vehicle that would break down a lot, I can rely on this to get me from Point A to Point B without any trouble. The car is great for going back and forth for work. For dislike I think I didn't like the package offers. The next levels were very minor difference and the only time you saw a big jump in difference was paying about $6,000 more for the car.

When you're shopping for a compact car, things like fuel economy, reliability, and overall value are probably near the top of your priorities list. Most modern compact cars meet those standards, though. So for a ride with all that plus some extra personality, you'll definitely want to consider the 2015 Mazda 3. First and foremost, the Mazda 3 is a great choice for any compact-car shopper who enjoys driving. Strong acceleration, sharp steering and a well-tuned suspension make the 3 truly come alive when you want it to, even if it's just zipping around town for errands. The 3 can seem special in other ways, too. The exterior has a distinctive yet classy look to it, and Mazda offers many advanced features that you can't get on other small cars, including adaptive cruise control, collision-mitigation technology and a head-up display. What's most impressive about the Mazda 3, though, is that it does all this while being competitively priced and fuel efficient. But it might not be for everyone, though. In our long-term test of a 2014 Mazda 3, we found that the highway ride can be bumpy and noisy. This is especially true over choppy roads and if the 3 is fitted with the larger 18-inch wheels and tires. Interior space isn't exactly a strength, either, as both rear seat room and trunk space are pretty average. Mazda does offer a hatchback version, however, which does provide some extra versatility.