Mazda Mazda3 Usados en Venta en McKeesport, PA

While the Mazda 3 is an absolute joy to drive and handles very well, it may not be the perfect car for every situation. If you plan on taking long trips, prepare to pay a hefty bill at the local tire shop within the month. The rear camber is non-adjustable to improve handling on curves but causes interior wear on the rear tires. The leather interior and heated seats are sturdy foam underneath, comfortable to sit in, and the front seats (not so much the rear) offer plenty of leg room if you aren't too tall. The floors are carpeted nicely with Velcro access panels, through the carpet to get to the audio wiring for when the amplifier inevitably fails. The vehicle handles very well, as expected from a brand dedicated to the driving experience. Even with a load of materials in the trunk of the hatch with the rear seats folded down, the car doesn't roll through turns and stops very well. The solid 2.5l inline, four-cylinder engine is reliable with proper maintenance and offers enough power to zip around town or out on the freeway, but you won't be tracking this car for any respectable times. Overall, it is a solid car and fun to drive. My only complaints are the performance aspects that make maintenance expensive.

My Mazda 3 is my baby and I love driving this car! It is very stylish inside, with black interior that makes you feel really luxurious as you are driving. I have about 119,000 miles on my car and it still drives great. I purchased this car from someone else that was in a car accident, and I've had a few issues, but nothing related to the car accident (clutch gave out).

She's reliable and can withstand long and distant trips. My paint is fragile and scratches way too easily. My car has hubcaps, and I wish it had rims, but the price was too good to pass up so we settled a bit. Space on the interior is cramped with two kids in the backseat and a 6'1" tall husband in the front. No Bluetooth in mine, though I wish it did.