Very economical. Gets you where you need to go, and I didn't pay too much for it. It does have a few mechanical issues though, but that's what you get for buying a used car.

I have a white Mazda3 4 door sedan. It is a nice, sleek looking car with a black leather interior. It is easy to navigate the controls like the sound system, GPS, the windows, and mirrors. Some of the lights on the panel are odd and have to be looked up, otherwise it is all pretty straightforward. My only negative on the interior is the fact that the driver seat has no electric controls so it is necessary to manually adjust the seat, which I dislike. The car has plenty of room for both driver and passenger and has ample drink holders which I think are necessary. The back seat is comfy enough for a large, white sled dog who is the only person who ever occupies it. It has room for his tether, harness, soft blankets, and a pillow and this dog goes everywhere with us so it is important that the back seat is large. The trunk has a lot of room for groceries and other stuff during shopping trips. The car drives smoothly even though it takes about 5-10 minutes to warm up on chilly mornings. The cold temperature light stays on that long and you can feel the car needs to be warmer before it starts driving properly. It takes corners really well and it is a smooth ride over bumps in the road. Gas mileage is great and I can fill up half a tank for 5 or 6 dollars.