Mazda Mazda3 Usados en Venta en Tulsa, OK

I really enjoyed my Mazda 3. I bought the vehicle as a graduation gift to myself when I was 18. The car was black while a light sparkle to the paint. The windows were already tinted, which was great because it helped keep it cool during the summer. The dashboard was easy to work with and never had a fault. The seats were comfortable and took a lot of wear and tear over the years, and still look fantastic. The sound system that came with the car was amazing and had great bass (for those who enjoy that). I loved the size of the windows. Cars nowadays have very small windows that can block your view, but these windows were larger and open and had very minimal blind spots. Size of the car is small, compared to most, but the four doors offered lots of accessibility. I did have to push back my seat to the farthest setting to give myself enough leg room, I'm 5' 11", but I have had this problem a lot in multiple different cars.

In 2012 I purchased a brand new 6-speed Mazda 3 iTouring edition and it has been one of the best purchases of my life so far. The car was very affordable for all the amenities it has such as Bluetooth connectivity and a decent stock radio system with mp3 capabilities. The gas mileage was another major factor and it continues to amaze me even four years later. When I first test drove the car the engine was so quiet I actually thought I had killed it somehow and at 60,000 miles I have yet to have any mechanical mishaps. The only thing I’ve had to change is the oil and the tires. And the interior has held up like a champ; even after being subjected to little kids and animals the interior still looks amazing. As far as storage space goes, the trunk is a fairly decent size and if you have no passengers in the back seat you can lay the seats flat to make more room as well. There are a few downsides, however; the backseat is not suitable for anybody with long legs and the seats in general are kind of hard and can get uncomfortable during long car rides.