Used Mazda Mazdaspeed3 for Sale

I like that my car has really good gas mileage and also allows me to use my USB port as an auxiliary port.

I have a 2004 Mazda 3 hatchback. Although compact in size, it is surprisingly good at hauling things including a recliner, large vintage desk, and a ten foot ladder. The interior is very comfortable and the seats are very durable. In addition to this, the car is pretty easy to work on and a breeze to change the oil. I have had very few mechanical issues with my car, but my air compressor did break this year which is apparently a common repair issue in Mazda 3's. My only other complaints would be that the tires wear very quickly and the heating/air-conditioning does not work very well. I'm thinking of buying a new car and I wouldn't mind getting another Mazda 3 in the future. The only reason I would consider purchasing a different car is due to the fact that it is very difficult to fit a car seat in the back. The front seat must be pulled all the way forward and cannot be reclined.

This car was built with top-notch quality. I've put 170,000 miles on it, and it's run strong with primarily basic maintenance. For a hot-hatch performance car, it easily transitions into a highway commuter averaging me between 25-28 miles to the gallon. I genuinely believe that it can't be beat for the dollar value; it's the full package. Performance, utility, economy and styling. The hidden gem amongst all hot hatches.