Mazda Mazda3 Usados en Venta en Hartford, CT

I posted something several months ago when I bought the car and wanted to give you all an update on how the car's treated me since March. Styling. I love the styling of the car. It has some flair to it and looks modern. Interior is fantastic too. I think it has a timeless looking interface. The center tablet screen (controversial to some) and then just some simple climate control buttons below. Simple and clean looking. Reliability. Now this is something that has been a little worse than I had anticipated, but the dealer took care of the issues at no charge. I bought it with roughly 47k miles on it. Two weeks after I got it, the air conditioning stopped working. In Texas that was a huge issue so once I found a day that worked I brought it in. At the same time, I had them address an issue I was having with the infotainment system. It would just randomly reboot itself, and when I was using my phone for music and listening to it for directions, that was a huge inconvenience. They fixed it as well. Aside from that, I've had no issues. My only other complaint with the car, and I knew this going in but didn't know how it would affect me, is how small the gas tank is. It's 12 gallons, so the gas light typically comes on after using roughly 10. The estimated mpg is 29 city/41 highway, I do mostly city with some highway, and with spirited driving, I'm getting just over 27. I love the way the car handles; it feels faster than it is, and it's definitely the most fun car I've had. The shifter and clutch feel fantastic, and the tech (for being a car at this price point) is awesome. Mine has a Bose sound system (I know those get some flack, but it sounds nicer than a factory system), a high-quality back-up camera with the parking lines and blind spot monitoring that works really well. The seats are very comfortable. I've always preferred leather, but I don't mind the cloth ones in here at all. It has way more headroom than you would expect of a car this size, I'm 6'2" and have at least three inches of head clearance. I don't have to put the seat all the way down, which surprises me. It's my first hatchback, and I love the functionality of the whole thing. There's a solid amount of space in the back, but with the seats down there's a ton. I did find a Doug Demuro level quirk, my car has a nav button, but when you press it the car lets you know it isn't equipped with nav. You would think they'd just leave it as a blank switch. Overall, I'm really enjoying it and think it's a great daily.

My Mazda 3 is green a four-door sedan with a four-cylinder engine. The original price paid was twelve thousand dollars, slightly used. The car has had no major mechanical issues since purchase in 2011. The Mazda 3 gets great gas millage, with around 33 miles per gallon highway and 25 miles per gallon city. The car runs smoothly, and there is no major noise while driving. Upkeep is inexpensive. Another pro is the audio and speaker system work very well for the price. The stereo comes with a CD player and audio jack to hook phones and mp3 players. The only downside to the stereo is it does not come with Bluetooth or a screen for navigation, otherwise it is very good. The Mazda 3 can be cramp both for front seat and back seat passengers. The Mazda 3 does not have much leg room for back seat passengers. The seat adjustments for the front seats does not adjust to well for drivers over six feet tall. The cargo space in the back seat and trunk is a little small, although the back seat does come down allowing for transporting some larger sized items. The Mazda 3 is only two-wheel drive so there can be some issues driving in winter weather or in any type of major slippery conditions.