Used Mazda Mazda3 for Sale in Frisco, CO

Mazda uses the slogan "zoom, zoom" and it fits well. My former car was a Mazda 626 which was an unexpected purchase while walking through the lot between Honda and Toyota. I liked that car so much that I actively sought out another Mazda for my next vehicle. I happen to enjoy a manual transmission and Mazda puts me behind the wheel of a car sporty enough to feel luxurious without breaking the bank. The elite trim with leather interior, upgraded sound system, and sunroof makes the ride to and from work enjoyable. As a smaller car, it does have limited leg room for us taller guys (6' 2'') but it's adequate. Having an onboard GPS system may have been nice a decade ago, but with smart phones everywhere, it seems like wasted space. If you're looking for a fuel efficient car, this is not it. Despite the small size, you'll get about 24 mpg. But overall it's worth it. Newer Mazda 3s have a redone grill which looks like a cheesy smile, but the pre-2010 version has a much more refined look. The current model has a sleeker look overall, but I still think the 2007 model has a clean shape to the hatchback version. The original plan eight years ago was to pass this car on to my son when he got his license. He has the license now, but not the car. I still find it too much fun to drive. I think that just about says it all.

The Mazda 3 is one of the most reliable, well-performing, and attractive cars I’ve ever owned. It has the price of a standard sedan but is styled in a way that makes it look like a much more expensive and higher-class vehicle. I’ve owned it for about four years now and haven’t had a single issue with performance or build quality, and it’s held up to a number of New England winters without any engine problems like my last vehicle had. It can comfortably hold five passengers and has a very spacious trunk so it makes a great car for going on trips with friends or doing errands such as grocery shopping. The Mazda 3 makes use of a really interesting series of mechanical tweaks that the company calls “SkyActiv” mechanics, which all act to improve the fuel economy and performance of the vehicle over a standard midsize sedan. Because of this it gets exceptional gas mileage and still has great acceleration, handling, and feels incredibly fun to drive. It has a beautiful leather interior that’s very attractive, along with a Bose sound system and built-in navigation that make it appear much more expensive than a mid-class sedan. One very interesting thing about this car is that it features a hybrid transmission, which normally switches gears automatically but can also be switched into manual mode for those who prefer to operate stick shift when they drive. It’s been a wonderful car and I would highly recommend the latest model to anyone in the market for a general-purpose vehicle.

The Mazda3 is an economy car, but punches well beyond it's weight. The car is a reliable sedan with great fuel economy and best in class comfort. The interior design is not one reminiscent of most economy cars, and looks much more modern and sleek than competitors at the price point. The interior features also provide a pleasant surprise for those expecting cheap standards. As is to be expected at this price point though, the Mazda3 lacks performance characteristics and for those who are looking for a speedy car, they won't find it in the Mazda3.