Used Mazda Mazda3 for Sale in Frisco, CO

For the base price of the car it included full leather seats with a Bose sound system. It is very responsive in its handling, and with a 2.0 liter engine is was quick off the line for a small car. The moon roof was an added bonus I was not expecting at that price along with the XM satellite radio. The car is a little noisy when on a major highway at faster speeds and it is not conducive to carrying too many adults. I have found also that putting a baby's car seat in it is a bit tough to do unless the front passenger seat is empty. The gas mileage is incredible on the highway - at standard speeds I am hovering at about 40MPG and around town at around 35 MPG. That is even more than they had said I would get. I have found the hatchback is more than enough room for anything I need to carry and the fold down seats give me extra room when I am picking something up a bit bigger than normal.

My 2010 Mazda 3 hatch is a great little car. Zippy, responsive, reliable, and just pure fun to drive. I purchased the car second-hand and am so pleased with my choice. The car gets great gas mileage, averaging approximately 26mpg. It's comfortable to drive without feeling "cushy." Appearances aren't everything, but the Mazda is a very striking, attractive vehicle. Mine is a gunmetal blue mica, a paint finish that always seems to draw approving comments. The interior is minimalist rather than luxurious, but has nice touches like silver trim on the console. I have the 5 CD changer, which may be a little outdated and unnecessary in this age of Bluetooth-connected everything, but it's nice to have. Speaking of Bluetooth, despite the age of the car it connects seamlessly (after a few hiccups) with my iPhone 6S. The sound quality provided by the Bose speakers is superb. For such a compact car, the Mazda3 hatchback has a surprising amount of trunk space. Trust me, you can fit a LOT in that little car. She may be basic, but she has everything I need and is truly a pleasure to drive.

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.