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Mazda is the most underrated brand in the world. I worked at mazda for 5 years and there was barely any cars coming in for serious service. They also make beautiful cars for a good price.
only time ive ever had a major issue was my control arm needed replacing. that wasnt due to the quality, that was the due to the state of massachusetts and their millions of pot holes. this one was made by whatever company tore up the road and didnt fill and small hole they made. big enough for just my tires to fall into .
@johnf6687 I'm a toyota guy myself. I have a 84' and 87' pickup, an Xrunner and a 5th gen 4runner as my daily. My wife has a taco and a rav4. But I give credit to mazda for making well made cars. I was a salesman and it was easy for me to sell the CX-5s. Didn't need to be sold. Once the customers drove it they fell in love with it.
Their red paint is super thin and chips easy; it's a warranty nightmare. They also had a really awesome orangish red 20 or so years ago on the 3s or 6s
We have three Mazdas in our family, 2021.5 CX5, 2022 3 hatch, 2023 CX50. Nothing but tire rotations and oil changes. Amazing vehicles for the money compared to the competition.
I heard servicing is very pricey for even the basic stuff you mentioned.. but there’s less chances for needing a major repair. I think it’s worth getting it serviced properly at a Mazda center like they’re supposed to, despite the costs
@@christianbryant5617 mostly maintenance, no major breakdown. I go to mazda independent shop that works on nothing but mazda and mazda only. cheaper than dealership.
Paid 25 for mine. Didn't need awd. Got the hatchback since it just looks like nothing else on the road and as a bonus, the hatchbacks are still made in japan.
I recently bought a Mazda CX-30, which is an SUV version of the Mazda 3. I am extremely happy with it. The car looks great, handles superbly, and is fun to drive. It is like having a BMW or Audi for half the price and with better reliability. I was a Honda person previously but I think Mazda has outdone Honda in performance and value.
I have a 2023 Mazda3 Hatch, and it’s the best car I’ve ever owned! We love it! Extremely high quality and comfortable. Mountain driving, racing around town, commutes, holding junk, it does it all! We LOVE Mazda!!
I have a 2015 Mazda 6 touring with almost 200,000 without having any major problems besides the usual battery, tires and regular maintenance. I was thinking of getting another Mazda 6 but found out Mazda will no longer make them. WHY?
I had a 1996 Protege, put 140K miles on it and sold it in perfect condition. Then a 2006 Mazda 3 that went through 2 of my kids until the last one totaled it at 130K miles. I'm currently driving a 2018 Mazda 3. They're so easy to own.
I had a 2011 mazdaspeed3 that I loved. Traded it for a WRX. Both were great cars. Now the wife and I only have a Subaru Crosstrek. Insurance just went us too much to justify having two cars when we really only need one.
The protege always caught our eyes on the road. Those era sedans from the brand had such great road presence and they were just so beautifully understated and unique.
I bought my first car a couple of days ago; it is a 2025 Mazda 3 2.5 S. So far, I love it. Driving a new car is quite intimidating on the road as I’m coming from a beater car I’ve had for almost 6 years.
@@johnkonde1975 The electronic steering is very well balanced. Not too heavy, but also not too light. It is very steady and easy to control. Very well configured.
I had 2003 Mazda 3 hatchback that I sold with 147000 miles, right now I have a 2015 CX5 with 170,000 miles, and last year we got the CX 50 without turbo, i’m a Mazda fan!
I will be considering Mazda in the near future. My last 3 vehicles were Toyotas and I loved them, never a problem. Unfortunately, no Toyota dealerships have any inventory. If you want one, you have to do it before the car is even delivered to the dealer. I want to see and compare cars before I make a decision. Therefore, it will probably be a Mazda.
Although not a sedan, we have a 2015 CX5 2.5L, AWD, no turbo. Change the fluids religiously, transmission drain & fill at 50k intervals. We have 240K miles on it and have never needed a repair. Great drivetrain.
I'm in the UK. I have a 2024 Mazda 3 skyactive X Takumi manual. It has a 2 litre naturally aspirated engine. Currently it is returning 51.2mpg, the Mazda app shows 51.4mpg, my figure is my measured figure. It has an upmarket interior and I love the car.
Had a 2019 Mazda 3 hatch NA for 2 years and traded her in for a 23 Turbo Hatch PP. Absolutely love it. The power is amazing. Luxurious af. I do my oil every 4k miles. She runs great!
My base 2020 mazda3 hatch is the perfect economy car lol. Made in Japan, very reliable, all safety features, no piano black all over the center console in the base! And the base trim came with keyless entry.. the powertrain is completely adequate, and it’s so stylish. Plus 30.3 combined mpg, and that drive and handling quality is engaging and satisfactory, even sporty. I’ve had it for two years and I just love it more everyday.
My 2015 is older and smaller (previous generation) and I get 36.5 MPG average doing mostly short trips. Peak fuel economy is 61.4 MPG on the highway at 64 MPH on a hot day.
@@seanthompson8071 dam that’s crazy good, I swear this current generation and the previous one are just an incredible era for Mazda. I think my combined mpg would be higher if I wasn’t so rev happy in the city lol
@@TheLilBrant Just as solid. My wife has a 2017 Mazda 3 2.0L manual and it's a great car. As a tech I've seen minimal problems, most I do see is due to lack of maintenance
Kudos! Mazda makes one the best manuals out there. 2015 hatchback owner, of course manual transmission. Planning on getting a cx 30, again manual. Have fun with yours, great looking car!
@@wildfriscosorry man, here in europe we get them both hatch&sedan with manual. We still drive manual here and it’s a blast! Sure it’s more convenient to have an auto in the big cities, but damn, i get a kick out of driving manuals everywhere. And mazda delivers when it comes to manuals in their cars
100% agree. I bought a used 2010 Mazda 3 back in 2012 with 37k miles. I’m still daily driving it and am a couple thousand miles away from hitting 200k!
My nephew has a 2016 and that thing still going strong. My sister had a 2012 that she drive to 260k miles, with original everything besides breaks. Sold it guy I know for $500. It's still on the road with 300k on it.
Those run forever only rust can possible kill them, unfortunately Mazdas and Hondas suffer from rust here in Northern Europe, otherwise excellent cars mechanically.
@@Niko6MPS so far there isn’t any rust on mine, it’s always garaged and in mint condition. Hopefully l can keep it for many more years as I just love it.🤗
They do. Just can't get them in Canada or the USA. Just like Toyota makes the Hilux which is a smaller truck than the tacoma and is amazing for reliability. Can even get a diesel in it
My 2012 Mazda 6 has breeched 200K and still going strong. My 2004 Maxda 6 has had losts of minior repairs but finally lost its transmission at 350K. Mazda id where the smart money is, ---Just my two cents.
I have a 2021 Mazda 3 Hatchback(non turbo), and it is seriously the most fun car I've ever driven. The 6 speed automatic transmission is so smooth, the 2.5 L naturally aspirated engine gives the car a lot of get up and go(considering it only has 186 HP). I plan on putting an aftermarket exhaust, aftermarket wheels, and make a few other cosmetic changes. I highly recommend Mazda to anyone who is looking for something that's fun to drive, gets great gas mileage, and also has a great exterior look and nice interior.
I have a mazda 3 2015 hatch. 130 000 kms . It has served me well and had no issues whatsoever. It runs like a dream. I love it. Mazda is the best and most underrated car.
Got my wife a 2 litre Mazda 3 in 2018. Great car, amazing brakes, drives great, handling first class, fun to drive and well made. Hers is a hatch made in Japan.
I’ve had two of the modern Mazda 2.5T engines and neither have had any issues. No turbo lag, they’re flawless. Faster than the naturally aspirated ones.
Based on your previous recommendations and other TH-camrs and other research, when we had to replace our two vehicles ( one with a bad CVT trannie) Within 6 months we were able to find a 2016 CX5 Grand Touring with 78k miles and a 2015 CX5 GT with 55k miles, both 1 owners with great carfax. 2 cars for less than the price of a new one. Can’t say enough about how great they are. Looking forward to them for at least 100k miles more! 🤞
I own 2 Mazdas. A 2017 Mazda 3 Sedan (Mexico) and a 2023 Mazda 6 Sedan (Japan). Couldn't be happier. And the one from Mexico never gave me a single problem.
I own a 2011 mazda3 with 120k miles the best car i've ever owned. I was going to sell it and upgrade to mazda6 but mazda stops selling the 6, so now i'm just going to keep my 3 for a long time. Back in 2011 my friends were all laughing at me when they saw me buy a mazda, but i knew my mazda would outlast all their cars and yes they've gone thru 3 cars and i'm still on my original mazda.
Yep! I own a Mazda 3 2012 and I am looking to upgrade to a used Mazda 6, like last week. I do love this car and it has done nearly 127 thousand. But I want & need a bigger car, ie an estate, I think U.S call it a station wagon, but will settle for a saloon if need be. My other stipulation is it has to be a Sports GT model, for long distance driving and spec. Diesel 2.2 is preferable to me here in the UK, but will possibly take a 2.5. But did love that Kuro edition Scotty was showing though, but they only come in petrol not Diesel.
@@opinionated_one8692Please stay away from that 2.2 diesel. It's very pretentious if it's not taken care of properly. And most don't know how to take care of it. If you're buying used, avoid it. If you're buying new, try not to drive it a lot in the city, a lot of issues with the particles system (dpf), always check your oil as this engine is known for oil level *rising* due to unburnt fuel that gets in the oil pan (don't know what you call it in English) because of failed dpf regenerations.
@@opinionated_one8692 definitely avoid 2.2 diesel from mazda, i seen a few vids from qualified mechanices, and it's not cheap to repair the inherent problem with head parts. I think gasket or something in the head there is made of softer material and it gets damaged over time and it bruises the inside of the engine all over. If mazda then I would suggest aspirated petrol engine
Wife bought a 2024 CX-50 and 4 days after pickup, one of her coworkers backed into it and wrecked up the rear quarter panel! I was so mad that nice pearl white paint was messed up! Thankfully, her coworkers' insurance covered it and it looks good as new now.
I beg to differ on Mazda CX-90 model……. We had so many electrical issues and it’s a shame because the engine was amazing! Interior was a little too uncomfortable too. We traded it with less than 2500 miles and got a Sequoia TRD PRO and honestly it’s night and day! We absolutely love the upgrade! Hope y’all’s cars last forever no matter the brand, Mazda just wasn’t for us.
I used to work at Mazda as a service tech. Very well built machines. I love my 2019 CX-5 Grand Touring in Soul Red. Plenty power and great gas mileage, a 5 year old could service this vehicle. Stay on top of your oil changes every 5k, coolant flushes, transmission fluid flushes, brakes, and I replace my sky active spark plugs every 30 k to keep em fresh. They will run forever.
I have a 2008 Mazda 3, so far alternator and one O2 sensor, air bag light comes on and off, have my seat belt on,😊. Original brakes still work, will need new sprigs in the back. Original turn signal lights bulbs still work. Replaced headlights with Panasonic 5 years ago, oil changes each year. Best car so far. My previous car was a 1982 Toyota Corolla with 200k Kilometers. Mazda is at 140k Kilometers.
My girls 2021 Mazda 3 came out to $23k at the dealer grand total and 0% apr. The thing has had no issues at 85k miles now. We've ran it thru every weather condition and its superior handling and smooth powerband has made us handle everything no problems. Everyone who doesnt know cars is always asking what it is and assumes its like $40k because of the interior quality and exterior design.
@@Joao_Paulo966 in chile we have, andd its not that far, maybe try to see if you can get one and go to brazil then later, just not buy from the city iquique(implrtation problems there)
Currently financing a 2016 CX-5 AWD. Im 23 and I've only ever paid in full two vehicles (they were beaters), but i have to say ive never rode in a crossover that felt super smooth.
Proud 2012 6MT Skyactiv hatch owner. Runs like a top with 130k miles and only regular maintenance, handles great, gets 35 mpg around town, I've moved standing desks and dishwashers in the hatch. Great little car, especially after upgrading the rear motor mount and intake. And made in Japan.
We've owned a 2023 Mazda CX5 for nearly two years and it's a fantastic value. With the standard 2.5L engine, we enjoy over 30 mpg on the highway and have averaged over 25 mpg mixed driving across 25,000 miles. We chose this car over others because it was manufactured in Okinawa, Japan. Great fit and finish and it has enough "Zoom Zoom" to be quite enjoyable on the road.
Just bought a 2022 Mazda 3 premium (hatch) with 27k miles and so far i'm loving it! I was looking at a Honda but that CVT and the road noise turned me off. Mazda is soo quiet+ the Bose sound system is just awesome. also I get 29 MPG which is 9 mpg more then my 2012 GTI that I traded in. No regrets yet!
2020 CX-9 Signature. almost 50K miles and just tires and routine maintenance so far. Change oil every 5K. Drives just fantastic for such a large vehicle and has a great interior.
I drove a Mazda 3 hatchback during a business trip. It impressed me enough that I think I want one. I thought it was a crossover until I looked it up. The build quality is Lexus good, although Mazda could push more of the cheaper plastics out further beyond the driver's eyeline. And I found the center dash screen clunky. But it was a great experience to drive it, and the driver side mirror turning down to show the curb automatically in reverse was a nice touch.
2014Mazda 3 owner here, mine has 200,000kms ++ at the moment yet in my 7years of owning the car i never had any serious problems with it. Just regular oil change, , i just replaced the serpentine and water pump belt once. And still it drives great. Will drive it until it falls off.
My only gripes with the new Mazda 3's are that they have direct injection and cylinder deactivation. Those features are prone to eventual cylinder warping and carbon buildup. I love the fact that they still come with conventional automatic transmissions. Mazda also does do beautiful work with the paint jobs on these cars.
I’ve got a 2021 CPO with 12k miles. Literally mint condition. I do have the AWD turbo hatchback and one issue that is related to recall. Getting a low oil warning that is related to valve stem seals.. gonna get that addressed soon.
@@adventurellama7444@adventurellama7444 That sucks; mine is 18k miles, yet knock on the wood, no issues. Best of luck. I hope the dealer will fix the issues with your car.
I HAVE A 2012 FORD FUSION SE, NON TURBO, WITH OVER 200,000 MILES ON THE FORD/ MAZDA 2.5L ENGINE. NO PROBLEMS SO FAR. BOUGHT NEW AND CHANGED OIL EVERY 5,000 MILES RELIGIOUSLY. 30-33 MPG. STILL DRIVING TODAY. TYPICAL MAINTENANCE. FINIS PAX
I owned 3 Hondas and an Acura. They were all good, but you have a timing belt you can't ignore (and the Acura had defective transmissions). I switched to Mazda and have never regretted it. We've had 4, including a 2009 Mazda3 that has never, ever had anything more than routine maintenance and is at 215,000 miles. The Mazdas even drive better than the Hondas, in my opinion.
I got a 2023 mazda carbon edition at the end of December and I love the car! Red interior is amazing and the audio system is great. Only compliant is space in the back seat but that’s only problems for my back seat passengers 😂 all in all great car
I have Mazda 3 SP25 GT and in 5 years i had not even 1 issue. Normal service every 10,000 km no problems at all. Love the car and for someone who drove V8's most of my life i could not be happier.
@@auzzieredneck1850 non turbo, the turbo was obviously more attractive, they even offer more colorways if you get the turbo but it was 10k more and I want to keep this vehicle for a long time.
Had an 82 280zx non-turbo. They came out with the turbo the following year and my friend who sold Nissans tried to get me to trade mine in. I declined and drove mine for 14 years and 225k miles and it was still running good. Those '83 turbos started disappearing from the road after about 5-6 years.
@@VeronicaConvery I wouldn’t know because I’m in Australia and we use Litres per 100km. City driving I get an average of 7.2L per 100km, and on long road trips of open freeway driving I have seen it as low as 5.8L per 100km.
I have one with a turbo and get around 27 highway and 20 in town. I'm not a speed demon, but do love the feel of the turbo compared to the N/A ones and it's not a tiny engine, so maybe the turbo will hold up for a while. I do keep my cars maintained. Time will tell. Only thing I don't like about them is the 12 gallon gas tank, but love this car. Never owned a Mazda after coming off of 4 Dodges. 1 Charger and 3 Challengers, and none of them gave me a single issue. Dumped Dodge and went with Mazda and love it.
Mazda is amazing. I bought my 2018 Mazda3 hatchback brand new for $19k out the door and it now has over 100k miles on it and I haven't done ONE THING to it. Just new tires, battery, and regular maintenance. I'll be buying Mazda again for sure.
I’ve owned 37 cars and trucks. My 2016 Mazda 3 plain Jane (iTouring) is the best driving and most dependable car I’ve ever owned. Beautiful engineering, cam chain instead of a crappy serpentine belt and just simply gorgeous. I cherish this car, but still carry lumber and bags of mulch occasionally. The BEST car.
The Mazda Skyactiv-G 2.5 liter naturally aspirated version with cylinder deactivation had oil leak issues in years 2018-2023. The turboversion of the 2.5l had head gasket failure issues in years 2016-2020.
@@MrPicky400 Its ok. I wrote on Mazda engines more generally rather than model specific because they use similar engines with most of their car models.
Bought a brand new lipstick red Mazda 2 Touring in 2013. 11 years later it has only 39,655 original miles. Garage kept and well-maintained, comfy seats, great mpg, fun to drive and cute as a button. No repairs needed yet. Love this little car. I get offers for it all the time. I plan to drive it till it croaks or I do.
I hear that, But! My missus has an F-pace 😞, But that follows on from her XC60, and to be fair she doe's keep her cars for around 10 years or more and keeps them a 2.0 diesels, no mad engines.
My Mazda 3 is an off lease 2016. Came with 2 new front tires & 23,000 miles. I have replaced the batteries Including the remotes & changed the oil in 5 years use. No problems it is smooth riding 28 mpg automatic shifts into 5th gear at 28 mph. Now is 37 something thousand miles handy 5 door hatchback I will keep until it breaks. Sorry it was made in Mexico Scotty only rattle is if I slam rear doors no noise while driving. Hope this helps your viewers.
I bought a 2015 Mazda 6 (manual) and drove it for 4 years before passing it down to my son when he got his license. He drove it for 4 years- absolutely ZERO problems. Unfortunately, it was destroyed by a massive hail storm last summer. I would have fixed it but the hail was baseball-sized and it was totaled out :(
Mazda truly make the best driver's vehicles. The quality, driving dynamics and looks are unparalleled. However, nothing beats manual. For example, you can down shift at about 800RPM in anticipation of a downhill. But also where automatics and DCTs fall short is: -More frequent transmission oil changes -being undecided about which gear to stay in on the highway elevations and depressions -higher clutch use in DCTs compared to a manual with a driver who knows what they're doing -smoother stopping because the transmission can be fully disengaged and brakes let off smoothly without the transmission re-engaging -more points of failure
I bought a new Mazda 3 in 2011. Zero problems. We don't have a heart to sell it so we kept it for our son for his first car. Sometimes I still driving it and it drives like the first day when I took it from the show room. Tight, no rattles, smoothly, quite, just like new. Absolutely the best.
I have a 2017 2.5 Mazda 3 hatchback. It has 120,000 miles. It did just recently get carbon build up which cost me $2000 to fix as the fuel injectors needed replacing, that and a belt tensioner bearing.
@@seanthompson8071 No actually. I drive about 70 miles a day on the Hwy for work. It is a gdi engine like all are now. Carbon build up is common on gdi engines even if you take long trips. I think Toyota uses an extra sprayer to avoid the carbon build up problem. It is recommended to change fuel injectors every 80,000 miles but Mazda wants $1600 for 4 injectors.
This video is great. I send it to my uncle just for the entertainment value; he's not even in the market for a car. I have a 2023 Mazda3 AWD hatch, same color, and it's made in Japan.
I bought my brand new off the lot Mazda 3 hatchback back in 2013. It now has 194k and just changed the original battery and has had minimal maintenance. Mazda gang 4 life
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My CX-30 with weight reduction.
36 MPG????? that must weigh a lot less. My CX-30 gets 28 MPG with same engine, and I just glide and coast along in it. Its a cream puff.
I got a brand new Mazda 3 and I think my father dented it on purpose
@@DavidRE7 dent dad.....
@@kilroy776 my Ford is, but that's just me....
Mazda is the most underrated brand in the world. I worked at mazda for 5 years and there was barely any cars coming in for serious service. They also make beautiful cars for a good price.
Probably because nobody buys them or drives them. They are decent cars though
only time ive ever had a major issue was my control arm needed replacing. that wasnt due to the quality, that was the due to the state of massachusetts and their millions of pot holes. this one was made by whatever company tore up the road and didnt fill and small hole they made. big enough for just my tires to fall into .
I had a 2016 Mazda 3 I loved it. I now drive a Mazda 2023 CX 30 its a great car so far.
I will stay with Toyota
@johnf6687 I'm a toyota guy myself. I have a 84' and 87' pickup, an Xrunner and a 5th gen 4runner as my daily. My wife has a taco and a rav4. But I give credit to mazda for making well made cars. I was a salesman and it was easy for me to sell the CX-5s. Didn't need to be sold. Once the customers drove it they fell in love with it.
I have a 2015 Mazda 6 with 458,000 miles on the clock. Still runs and shifts great
Wow, crazy numbers
You have come a long way
astronauts do lower mileage!
What engine?
@scooterwoodley195 What kind of transmission maintenance? I have 140k on mine . Love it
Im looking for a 2022 mazda 6 is there any problems with the new generation I should know or they are reliable as the previous gens
Mazdas really are sharp looking. And they have the most beautiful red color of any car maker, in my opinion.
I agree Mazda red is the best shade of red ever--gorgeous!
💯 best red color on any car I’ve seen.
Even Jeremy Clarkson agrees, in his review he said it's his favorite sedan on the road right now
Their red paint is super thin and chips easy; it's a warranty nightmare.
They also had a really awesome orangish red 20 or so years ago on the 3s or 6s
@@mrniusi11 had mine for 2 years and not one chip in the paint.
We have three Mazdas in our family, 2021.5 CX5, 2022 3 hatch, 2023 CX50.
Nothing but tire rotations and oil changes.
Amazing vehicles for the money compared to the competition.
I have a CX5 and I love it.
2016 CX-5 ,had for 185k miles with absolutely zero issues. Have a 2018 CX9 with 70k with no issues so far and just got a 2024 CX5 with no issues yet.
as for someone who owns a mazda 3 since 2011 with 120k miles i can confirm what you said is true.
I heard servicing is very pricey for even the basic stuff you mentioned.. but there’s less chances for needing a major repair. I think it’s worth getting it serviced properly at a Mazda center like they’re supposed to, despite the costs
@@christianbryant5617 mostly maintenance, no major breakdown. I go to mazda independent shop that works on nothing but mazda and mazda only. cheaper than dealership.
Paid 25 for mine. Didn't need awd. Got the hatchback since it just looks like nothing else on the road and as a bonus, the hatchbacks are still made in japan.
not a bonus, it should be a prerequisite.
@@jameschan9634the 2025 sedans are made in japan, only ones not are cx30 and cx50
@@mywifesboyfriend5807 good to know. Now, where do I get the money for a new car? lol!
They’re gorgeous
Im just bougie and like sedans more and theres it eliminates the blind spots
My 2015 Mazda 6 is a demon of a car. All the bells and whistles and I’m on 216,000 miles on her so far and going strong.
i have the 2021, last year they made them:/ i love my 6 so much
Have you changed the transmission fluid?
Does yours have a turbo??
We are wanting one with a turbo
What are your thoughts ✊🏼🙏🙂🫡
@@Rhond5 i think its around 50k miles you should change the transmission fluid, I just changed mine.
@@tomb5372 me too i heard they might bring it back as an electric car but idk
I recently bought a Mazda CX-30, which is an SUV version of the Mazda 3. I am extremely happy with it. The car looks great, handles superbly, and is fun to drive. It is like having a BMW or Audi for half the price and with better reliability. I was a Honda person previously but I think Mazda has outdone Honda in performance and value.
I guess you didn´t drive a BMW.
@@bimsetre BMW's are over-rated. Mazdas are under-rated. Mazda for the win.
@@bimsetre I have driven BMWs. Nice when new ... a nightmare as they approach 100,000 miles.
And price is similar to Mazda3, despite what Scotty says.
My sister has 1 it really is surprising how nice it is . Looks much more pricey
I have a 2023 Mazda3 Hatch, and it’s the best car I’ve ever owned! We love it! Extremely high quality and comfortable. Mountain driving, racing around town, commutes, holding junk, it does it all! We LOVE Mazda!!
the hatch is assembled in japan
@@JujangoBangothat’s specifically why I wanted the hatch! And I think it looks better :)
+1. Just be careful with those breaks, they are not powerful enough for race driving
@@Kris-xs7kc the breaking leaves much to be desired for sure
They seem to sit very low. Afraid of bottoming out on bad roads.
I have a 2016 Mazda3, paid off, plan to drive till 200,000 miles...another 86,000 miles. I get 40+ on highway.
That’s gonna be my next car tbh. Good to know they are Toyota level reliable and look better IMO
I have a 2014 Mazda 3 I touring with 272,000 miles still drive it form Portland Oregon to Los Angeles twice a month.
@@Raidersforlife229 Mazda really is like fairly valued Toyota with the same reliably as far as 4 cyclinders go.
Still have my 2016 Mazda 3 with 200,000 plus miles on it still good on the transmission with a minor gasket leak but I never changed it until now 😂
I have a 2015 Mazda 6 touring with almost 200,000 without having any major problems besides the usual battery, tires and regular maintenance. I was thinking of getting another Mazda 6 but found out Mazda will no longer make them. WHY?
I had a 1996 Protege, put 140K miles on it and sold it in perfect condition. Then a 2006 Mazda 3 that went through 2 of my kids until the last one totaled it at 130K miles. I'm currently driving a 2018 Mazda 3. They're so easy to own.
I had a 2011 mazdaspeed3 that I loved. Traded it for a WRX. Both were great cars.
Now the wife and I only have a Subaru Crosstrek. Insurance just went us too much to justify having two cars when we really only need one.
Still miss our '02 Protege5. What a fun (and functional) car.
The protege always caught our eyes on the road. Those era sedans from the brand had such great road presence and they were just so beautifully understated and unique.
Those were both Ford's. Mazda put Ford engines and transmissions in most of their vehicles until 2012
You're wrong. They shared some components with Ford. The Mazda 3 always had Japanese engine
I bought my first car a couple of days ago; it is a 2025 Mazda 3 2.5 S. So far, I love it. Driving a new car is quite intimidating on the road as I’m coming from a beater car I’ve had for almost 6 years.
sedan or hatchback? does the steering wheel feel very heavy to turn? were you able to negotiate a discount or paid full msrp?
@@johnkonde1975 The electronic steering is very well balanced. Not too heavy, but also not too light. It is very steady and easy to control. Very well configured.
@@Rockito912 thank you
Enjoy, their GREAT CARS, Zoom, Zoom...
I drive a beater. I'll get a new car within a year probably although it won't be as nice as a 2025 Mazda 3. More likely a 2012 lol
Had a Mazda 6 180k miles, I sold it but it was still driving perfectly. Have a cx5 now, for an SUV it's pretty fun to drive.
Mazda have some of the nicest interior’s in the cheap car sector🎉
Agreed. My 21 Mazda 3 hatchback is so fun to drive, and the interior is really comfortable.
The red leather is almost surprising - or - that's almost too nice for me.
I would simply say the best!
Fr!!
I have a 2014 Mazda 6 sport manual with 99k miles. Runs and drive like new. Handles great, blast to drive! 26 mpg city. Made in Japan too.
"SAH-LOOT!" well done.
I'm sold. My kids 1st car, it will be.
I had 2003 Mazda 3 hatchback that I sold with 147000 miles, right now I have a 2015 CX5 with 170,000 miles, and last year we got the CX 50 without turbo, i’m a Mazda fan!
My 2014 Mazda 3 still feels like a Luxury car with all the bells and whistles. Made in Japan too. Very reliable and smooth :)
This one is made in Mexico.
@@JuanPablo-ww5cp not all of them, my 2021 mazda 3 vin starts with JM, so its a japanese one
same here, just bought 2014 mazda 3, it's an incredible car for the price, feels like it should be a class or two more expensive. best buy by far
I will be considering Mazda in the near future. My last 3 vehicles were Toyotas and I loved them, never a problem. Unfortunately, no Toyota dealerships have any inventory. If you want one, you have to do it before the car is even delivered to the dealer. I want to see and compare cars before I make a decision. Therefore, it will probably be a Mazda.
Although not a sedan, we have a 2015 CX5 2.5L, AWD, no turbo. Change the fluids religiously, transmission drain & fill at 50k intervals. We have 240K miles on it and have never needed a repair. Great drivetrain.
I'm in the UK. I have a 2024 Mazda 3 skyactive X Takumi manual. It has a 2 litre naturally aspirated engine. Currently it is returning 51.2mpg, the Mazda app shows 51.4mpg, my figure is my measured figure. It has an upmarket interior and I love the car.
Had a 2019 Mazda 3 hatch NA for 2 years and traded her in for a 23 Turbo Hatch PP. Absolutely love it. The power is amazing. Luxurious af. I do my oil every 4k miles. She runs great!
My base 2020 mazda3 hatch is the perfect economy car lol. Made in Japan, very reliable, all safety features, no piano black all over the center console in the base! And the base trim came with keyless entry.. the powertrain is completely adequate, and it’s so stylish. Plus 30.3 combined mpg, and that drive and handling quality is engaging and satisfactory, even sporty. I’ve had it for two years and I just love it more everyday.
I got 32.3 mpg in my 2024 hatchback Mazda
My 2015 is older and smaller (previous generation) and I get 36.5 MPG average doing mostly short trips. Peak fuel economy is 61.4 MPG on the highway at 64 MPH on a hot day.
@@seanthompson8071 dam that’s crazy good, I swear this current generation and the previous one are just an incredible era for Mazda. I think my combined mpg would be higher if I wasn’t so rev happy in the city lol
I'm a Mazda Master Tech (17 years now) and I have to say the 2.5L NA engines are amazing
My son is as well and backs up your opinion. We both have new 2.5 3’s ❤
whats your take on the 2.0? ive got a '17 mazda 3 with the 2.0 a/t fwd
@@TheLilBrant Just as solid. My wife has a 2017 Mazda 3 2.0L manual and it's a great car. As a tech I've seen minimal problems, most I do see is due to lack of maintenance
As good as the Honda K20 and K24 engines?
2024 Mazda Hatchback owner here 👋
6 speed Manual Transmission!
Love driving it.
Kudos! Mazda makes one the best manuals out there. 2015 hatchback owner, of course manual transmission. Planning on getting a cx 30, again manual. Have fun with yours, great looking car!
Almost no one ( at least in America ) has manual transmissions anymore! I think it’s 3 percent of of vehicles on the road
@@BoyceWebb-h7nthe number of people driving manual transmissions around 1995 almost 30 years ago was about 23%
Damn. I wish the sedan was available with a manual transmission in the US.
@@wildfriscosorry man, here in europe we get them both hatch&sedan with manual. We still drive manual here and it’s a blast!
Sure it’s more convenient to have an auto in the big cities, but damn, i get a kick out of driving manuals everywhere. And mazda delivers when it comes to manuals in their cars
I had a 2010 Mazda 3. I loved that car. I put over 150k miles on it and it still ran like new when I sold it. Great car highly recommend.
100% agree. I bought a used 2010 Mazda 3 back in 2012 with 37k miles. I’m still daily driving it and am a couple thousand miles away from hitting 200k!
Bought a 2010 Mazda 3 with 74k miles for 4k. Best Buy ever. It’s runs like new.
My nephew has a 2016 and that thing still going strong. My sister had a 2012 that she drive to 260k miles, with original everything besides breaks. Sold it guy I know for $500. It's still on the road with 300k on it.
My 2010 3 only has 48K. Might as well keep it ...
I’ve got a Mazda 626 1994 model that is still running great, awesome cars.
Those run forever only rust can possible kill them, unfortunately Mazdas and Hondas suffer from rust here in Northern Europe, otherwise excellent cars mechanically.
@@Niko6MPS so far there isn’t any rust on mine, it’s always garaged and in mint condition. Hopefully l can keep it for many more years as I just love it.🤗
Kaç milde olduğunu ogrenebilir miyim? Madame
@@Şecaati_Pandikatar 163,000 Kilometres
@@cristinacorreia-simoes3247 Sorunsuz bir araca duygusal hikayeler biriktirmek nasıl bir his Madame?
I wish Mazda would make a small pickup. Smaller and less complex than the maverick even. I’d have to buy one.
Same
They do. Just can't get them in Canada or the USA. Just like Toyota makes the Hilux which is a smaller truck than the tacoma and is amazing for reliability. Can even get a diesel in it
Agreed, Mazda could build a great compact pickup using a current platform such as the cx 5. Come on Mazda we're waiting
Blame Obama administration for enforcing laws that favor bigger trucks due to emissions/gas mileage.
They had the B series in the US back in the day but they are not available in North America anymore.
My manual 2016 Mazda 6 sport only has 53k miles! No issues so far!
My 2012 Mazda 6 has breeched 200K and still going strong. My 2004 Maxda 6 has had losts of minior repairs but finally lost its transmission at 350K.
Mazda id where the smart money is,
---Just my two cents.
A Scotty review I agree completely with. Owned a 2015 Mazda 3 with 1.9 L engine. Plenty of engine, no turbo, great car.
I have a 2021 Mazda 3 Hatchback(non turbo), and it is seriously the most fun car I've ever driven. The 6 speed automatic transmission is so smooth, the 2.5 L naturally aspirated engine gives the car a lot of get up and go(considering it only has 186 HP). I plan on putting an aftermarket exhaust, aftermarket wheels, and make a few other cosmetic changes. I highly recommend Mazda to anyone who is looking for something that's fun to drive, gets great gas mileage, and also has a great exterior look and nice interior.
I have a 2014 hatch with the same 2.5 and six speed auto as you. I love it. 215,000 on it so far. Bullet proof and fun to drive
I have one too and like the car but that transmission isn’t built for zoom zoom. It’s built for maybe I can merge on the highway.
I live in dubai and the only option here is the 2.0L, should I go for it ? :(
I have a mazda 3 2015 hatch. 130 000 kms . It has served me well and had no issues whatsoever. It runs like a dream. I love it. Mazda is the best and most underrated car.
Got my wife a 2 litre Mazda 3 in 2018. Great car, amazing brakes, drives great, handling first class, fun to drive and well made. Hers is a hatch made in Japan.
I have a 2021 Mazda 6. The car is awesome. Very beautiful quiet car.
Just got a 2024 mazda 3 hatchback turbo premium, and I absolutely love it! No complaints and worth every penny
In Australia our 2022 Mazda 3 sedan was made in Japan.
It was a good decision to get one.
In Taiwan was made in Japan too
@@axela4884 In the SE USA in 2002, our '02 Protege5 (hot hatch predecessor to the 3) was built in Hiroshima. Just a great car all the way around.
I recently got a 2024 Mazda3 Carbon Turbo and it's AWD and cost me 31k. Love it, living in NH with the winters we have the AWD is awesome!
Go to tirerack. The stock tires on mazdas are pretty terrible unfortunately
I’ve had two of the modern Mazda 2.5T engines and neither have had any issues. No turbo lag, they’re flawless. Faster than the naturally aspirated ones.
Not by much, I rather have the higher mpg than a turbo. Also the oil stays alot cleaner...
@@ginog5037they are A LOT faster.
@therabidsquirrelsage3388 Not worth the wear and tear. If you want speed manual shift.
Based on your previous recommendations and other TH-camrs and other research, when we had to replace our two vehicles ( one with a bad CVT trannie) Within 6 months we were able to find a 2016 CX5 Grand Touring with 78k miles and a 2015 CX5 GT with 55k miles, both 1 owners with great carfax. 2 cars for less than the price of a new one. Can’t say enough about how great they are. Looking forward to them for at least 100k miles more! 🤞
i have a 2018 mazda 6 signature and have 100k miles on it. I had to do minor maintenance but a great budget luxury car. I truly love it.
I own 2 Mazdas. A 2017 Mazda 3 Sedan (Mexico) and a 2023 Mazda 6 Sedan (Japan). Couldn't be happier. And the one from Mexico never gave me a single problem.
I own a 2011 mazda3 with 120k miles the best car i've ever owned. I was going to sell it and upgrade to mazda6 but mazda stops selling the 6, so now i'm just going to keep my 3 for a long time. Back in 2011 my friends were all laughing at me when they saw me buy a mazda, but i knew my mazda would outlast all their cars and yes they've gone thru 3 cars and i'm still on my original mazda.
Yep! I own a Mazda 3 2012 and I am looking to upgrade to a used Mazda 6, like last week. I do love this car and it has done nearly 127 thousand. But I want & need a bigger car, ie an estate, I think U.S call it a station wagon, but will settle for a saloon if need be. My other stipulation is it has to be a Sports GT model, for long distance driving and spec.
Diesel 2.2 is preferable to me here in the UK, but will possibly take a 2.5. But did love that Kuro edition Scotty was showing though, but they only come in petrol not Diesel.
@@opinionated_one8692Please stay away from that 2.2 diesel.
It's very pretentious if it's not taken care of properly. And most don't know how to take care of it. If you're buying used, avoid it.
If you're buying new, try not to drive it a lot in the city, a lot of issues with the particles system (dpf), always check your oil as this engine is known for oil level *rising* due to unburnt fuel that gets in the oil pan (don't know what you call it in English) because of failed dpf regenerations.
My 2010 3 has only 48K. Wanna keep it but reluctant to go on long road trips.
Stay away of 6 and the 2.2 diesel@@opinionated_one8692
@@opinionated_one8692 definitely avoid 2.2 diesel from mazda, i seen a few vids from qualified mechanices, and it's not cheap to repair the inherent problem with head parts. I think gasket or something in the head there is made of softer material and it gets damaged over time and it bruises the inside of the engine all over. If mazda then I would suggest aspirated petrol engine
Wife bought a 2024 CX-50 and 4 days after pickup, one of her coworkers backed into it and wrecked up the rear quarter panel! I was so mad that nice pearl white paint was messed up! Thankfully, her coworkers' insurance covered it and it looks good as new now.
Ugh.. glad the repair turned out good.
I beg to differ on Mazda CX-90 model……. We had so many electrical issues and it’s a shame because the engine was amazing! Interior was a little too uncomfortable too. We traded it with less than 2500 miles and got a Sequoia TRD PRO and honestly it’s night and day! We absolutely love the upgrade! Hope y’all’s cars last forever no matter the brand, Mazda just wasn’t for us.
I used to work at Mazda as a service tech. Very well built machines. I love my 2019 CX-5 Grand Touring in Soul Red. Plenty power and great gas mileage, a 5 year old could service this vehicle.
Stay on top of your oil changes every 5k, coolant flushes, transmission fluid flushes, brakes, and I replace my sky active spark plugs every 30 k to keep em fresh. They will run forever.
what do you do with your spark plugs?
My favorite part of a Scotty Kilmer video is when you can hear him echoing when he’s outside… the man is passionate😂 love you Scotty
I have a 2008 Mazda 3, so far alternator and one O2 sensor, air bag light comes on and off, have my seat belt on,😊. Original brakes still work, will need new sprigs in the back. Original turn signal lights bulbs still work. Replaced headlights with Panasonic 5 years ago, oil changes each year. Best car so far. My previous car was a 1982 Toyota Corolla with 200k Kilometers. Mazda is at 140k Kilometers.
My girls 2021 Mazda 3 came out to $23k at the dealer grand total and 0% apr. The thing has had no issues at 85k miles now. We've ran it thru every weather condition and its superior handling and smooth powerband has made us handle everything no problems. Everyone who doesnt know cars is always asking what it is and assumes its like $40k because of the interior quality and exterior design.
Agree with all points here. On a side note, the house across the street from you HAS to be the most famous house on TH-cam. :)
My Mazda6 is awesome. No problems in 10 years.
I wish we have all this mazdas here in Brazil. 😢
Itd be nice if they still made them
@@Joao_Paulo966 in chile we have, andd its not that far, maybe try to see if you can get one and go to brazil then later, just not buy from the city iquique(implrtation problems there)
Currently financing a 2016 CX-5 AWD. Im 23 and I've only ever paid in full two vehicles (they were beaters), but i have to say ive never rode in a crossover that felt super smooth.
I love mine.
Proud 2012 6MT Skyactiv hatch owner. Runs like a top with 130k miles and only regular maintenance, handles great, gets 35 mpg around town, I've moved standing desks and dishwashers in the hatch. Great little car, especially after upgrading the rear motor mount and intake. And made in Japan.
I have a 2012 Mazda 3, 146k miles, 35 MPG+ Hwy going 65-80 MPH, runs great.
157k on mine. Still runs fine just regular wear and tear replacements
We've owned a 2023 Mazda CX5 for nearly two years and it's a fantastic value. With the standard 2.5L engine, we enjoy over 30 mpg on the highway and have averaged over 25 mpg mixed driving across 25,000 miles. We chose this car over others because it was manufactured in Okinawa, Japan. Great fit and finish and it has enough "Zoom Zoom" to be quite enjoyable on the road.
Just bought a 2022 Mazda 3 premium (hatch) with 27k miles and so far i'm loving it!
I was looking at a Honda but that CVT and the road noise turned me off. Mazda is soo quiet+ the Bose sound system is just awesome. also I get 29 MPG which is 9 mpg more then my 2012 GTI that I traded in. No regrets yet!
I will be going for the 6 on a Sports GT model, can't wait.
2020 CX-9 Signature. almost 50K miles and just tires and routine maintenance so far. Change oil every 5K. Drives just fantastic for such a large vehicle and has a great interior.
Mazda 3 2015 owner these car are absolutely slept on tanks!
I love my 2015 Mazda 3 with a 6-speed manual trans. 60 MPG on the highway on a hot day. 🏁
My Mazda3 is fun to drive. Great on gas. And a sexy little bugger!!!
I drove a Mazda 3 hatchback during a business trip. It impressed me enough that I think I want one. I thought it was a crossover until I looked it up. The build quality is Lexus good, although Mazda could push more of the cheaper plastics out further beyond the driver's eyeline. And I found the center dash screen clunky. But it was a great experience to drive it, and the driver side mirror turning down to show the curb automatically in reverse was a nice touch.
2014Mazda 3 owner here, mine has 200,000kms ++ at the moment yet in my 7years of owning the car i never had any serious problems with it. Just regular oil change, , i just replaced the serpentine and water pump belt once. And still it drives great. Will drive it until it falls off.
My 03 protege had a wonderful chassis and steering. Finally retired after 371k.The drivetrain was still solid. Rust was the problem.
My only gripes with the new Mazda 3's are that they have direct injection and cylinder deactivation. Those features are prone to eventual cylinder warping and carbon buildup. I love the fact that they still come with conventional automatic transmissions. Mazda also does do beautiful work with the paint jobs on these cars.
I have 2021, which is pretty much the same but front wheel drive. No issues, nice car!
I’ve got a 2021 CPO with 12k miles. Literally mint condition. I do have the AWD turbo hatchback and one issue that is related to recall. Getting a low oil warning that is related to valve stem seals.. gonna get that addressed soon.
@@adventurellama7444@adventurellama7444 That sucks; mine is 18k miles, yet knock on the wood, no issues. Best of luck. I hope the dealer will fix the issues with your car.
@@adventurellama7444 Check your oil and top it off!!! 🩸
I HAVE A 2012 FORD FUSION SE, NON TURBO, WITH OVER 200,000 MILES ON THE FORD/ MAZDA 2.5L ENGINE. NO PROBLEMS SO FAR. BOUGHT NEW AND CHANGED OIL EVERY 5,000 MILES RELIGIOUSLY. 30-33 MPG. STILL DRIVING TODAY. TYPICAL MAINTENANCE. FINIS PAX
I owned 3 Hondas and an Acura. They were all good, but you have a timing belt you can't ignore (and the Acura had defective transmissions). I switched to Mazda and have never regretted it. We've had 4, including a 2009 Mazda3 that has never, ever had anything more than routine maintenance and is at 215,000 miles. The Mazdas even drive better than the Hondas, in my opinion.
I got a 2023 mazda carbon edition at the end of December and I love the car! Red interior is amazing and the audio system is great. Only compliant is space in the back seat but that’s only problems for my back seat passengers 😂 all in all great car
All the way from SA, my daily driver is a 2012 Mazda 3 2.0 individual, full house.
Will be keeping it forever
I had one once and it finally couldn't be fixed anymore. I loved that car. It got me through a few blizzards. 😮
I have Mazda 3 SP25 GT and in 5 years i had not even 1 issue. Normal service every 10,000 km no problems at all. Love the car and for someone who drove V8's most of my life i could not be happier.
2024 cx-5
Best car I’ve ever Owned
Turbo or non turbo? If you have a turbo what are your thoughts and do you like it & would you recommend it
Many thanks in advance 🫡👍🏼🙏
@@auzzieredneck1850 non turbo, the turbo was obviously more attractive, they even offer more colorways if you get the turbo but it was 10k more and I want to keep this vehicle for a long time.
Just started working at a Mazda dealer and I'm shocked how good all of the cars are. I had no idea how up market they have come
Happy birthday to the GOAT OF TH-cam
What do you mean with the GOAT? 🐐🐐🐐
Greatest Of All Times😅
@@memo313media Amazing! now I know what it means. I see this GOAT everywhere.
Happy Birthday Scotty
Had an 82 280zx non-turbo. They came out with the turbo the following year and my friend who sold Nissans tried to get me to trade mine in. I declined and drove mine for 14 years and 225k miles and it was still running good. Those '83 turbos started disappearing from the road after about 5-6 years.
I bought a brand new Mazda 3 2023 hatch in white (2.5L non-turbo). I love it, such a great car, it goes well, great performance.
What's the average MPG?
@@VeronicaConvery I wouldn’t know because I’m in Australia and we use Litres per 100km. City driving I get an average of 7.2L per 100km, and on long road trips of open freeway driving I have seen it as low as 5.8L per 100km.
0-60 mph in 7.5 seconds , six speed automatic. Impressive!
I have one with a turbo and get around 27 highway and 20 in town. I'm not a speed demon, but do love the feel of the turbo compared to the N/A ones and it's not a tiny engine, so maybe the turbo will hold up for a while. I do keep my cars maintained. Time will tell. Only thing I don't like about them is the 12 gallon gas tank, but love this car. Never owned a Mazda after coming off of 4 Dodges. 1 Charger and 3 Challengers, and none of them gave me a single issue. Dumped Dodge and went with Mazda and love it.
I have a 2023 CX-5 turbo signature, master mechanic said to do oil changes every 3k for the turbo.... 100% synthetic
Mazda is amazing. I bought my 2018 Mazda3 hatchback brand new for $19k out the door and it now has over 100k miles on it and I haven't done ONE THING to it. Just new tires, battery, and regular maintenance. I'll be buying Mazda again for sure.
This will probably be my next vehicle ......wanted a Toyota Stout but they dont look like there coming to the U.S.A
Have a 2013 CX-5 with 199990 miles on it. Oil changes, spark plugs once and brakes once. Runs perfect.
I got a CX-5 in 2017. It is a great car. I got one of the non turbo models, I love it. I just don't understand why it is so small.
That’s actually what I kinda like about it. I like the short length of it, easy to park, easy to park in a small garage.
I’ve owned 37 cars and trucks. My 2016 Mazda 3 plain Jane (iTouring) is the best driving and most dependable car I’ve ever owned. Beautiful engineering, cam chain instead of a crappy serpentine belt and just simply gorgeous. I cherish this car, but still carry lumber and bags of mulch occasionally. The BEST car.
…and 40 mpg on the highway.
The Mazda Skyactiv-G 2.5 liter naturally aspirated version with cylinder deactivation had oil leak issues in years 2018-2023. The turboversion of the 2.5l had head gasket failure issues in years 2016-2020.
Turbo charge version didnt start in 2016 more like 2020
@@MrPicky400 Turboversion of the Skyactiv-G 2.5 engine was first produced into Mazda CX-9 in the year 2016.
Not widespread. And statistically still better than Toyota, go look at problems per total vehicles from GM or Hyundai/Kia. And their lawsuits.
@@jakedcrane8019 sorry i taught was in the mazda 3 you were talking about
@@MrPicky400 Its ok. I wrote on Mazda engines more generally rather than model specific because they use similar engines with most of their car models.
Bought a brand new lipstick red Mazda 2 Touring in 2013. 11 years later it has only 39,655 original miles. Garage kept and well-maintained, comfy seats, great mpg, fun to drive and cute as a button. No repairs needed yet. Love this little car. I get offers for it all the time. I plan to drive it till it croaks or I do.
Glad I never fell for that SUV or Godzilla pickup truck craze.
I hear that, But! My missus has an F-pace 😞, But that follows on from her XC60, and to be fair she doe's keep her cars for around 10 years or more and keeps them a 2.0 diesels, no mad engines.
I have a 21 Mazda3 hatch in manual. Made in Japan. Makes me happy to hear Scotty approve. 60k miles and absolutely zero problems
My Mazda 3 is an off lease 2016. Came with 2 new front tires & 23,000 miles. I have replaced the batteries Including the remotes & changed the oil in 5 years use. No problems it is smooth riding 28 mpg automatic shifts into 5th gear at 28 mph. Now is 37 something thousand miles handy 5 door hatchback I will keep until it breaks. Sorry it was made in Mexico Scotty only rattle is if I slam rear doors no noise while driving. Hope this helps your viewers.
I always liked Mazda. My son just bought a CX-5 SUV and it reeks of quality inside and out.
I bought a 2015 Mazda 6 (manual) and drove it for 4 years before passing it down to my son when he got his license. He drove it for 4 years- absolutely ZERO problems. Unfortunately, it was destroyed by a massive hail storm last summer. I would have fixed it but the hail was baseball-sized and it was totaled out :(
You are right, this damn turbos killed so much motors. Mazda 3 and 6 are nice cars, from inside and outside.
You're not talking about Mazda turbos.
Mazda truly make the best driver's vehicles. The quality, driving dynamics and looks are unparalleled.
However, nothing beats manual. For example, you can down shift at about 800RPM in anticipation of a downhill. But also
where automatics and DCTs fall short is:
-More frequent transmission oil changes
-being undecided about which gear to stay in on the highway elevations and depressions
-higher clutch use in DCTs compared to a manual with a driver who knows what they're doing
-smoother stopping because the transmission can be fully disengaged and brakes let off smoothly without the transmission re-engaging
-more points of failure
no Hybrid crap,
comes in sedan,
Well made
its why i got a 2024 mazda 3 sedan 2.0 in red ( aussie i am )
What's wrong with hybrids? Way better on gas
Got a 2022 hatchback mazda 3 NA japan built, 3 years already and happy like the 1st day
I bought a new Mazda 3 in 2011. Zero problems. We don't have a heart to sell it so we kept it for our son for his first car. Sometimes I still driving it and it drives like the first day when I took it from the show room. Tight, no rattles, smoothly, quite, just like new. Absolutely the best.
The Mazda MX-6 was a terrific car for me. The Japanese version of course.
Glad to see they are making good cars again.
2013 sedan and 2016 hatchback here, love them, 40mpg without a CVT!
I have a 2017 2.5 Mazda 3 hatchback. It has 120,000 miles. It did just recently get carbon build up which cost me $2000 to fix as the fuel injectors needed replacing, that and a belt tensioner bearing.
Wow, lots of short trips? Most report a lot more mileage without needing that kind of service!
@@seanthompson8071 No actually. I drive about 70 miles a day on the Hwy for work. It is a gdi engine like all are now. Carbon build up is common on gdi engines even if you take long trips. I think Toyota uses an extra sprayer to avoid the carbon build up problem. It is recommended to change fuel injectors every 80,000 miles but Mazda wants $1600 for 4 injectors.
@@jjkool48I'm aware of the GDI issue but you're the first Mazda owner I have ever heard of having this done.
My 2008 Mazda 3 has 165000 on it. Bulletproof and fun to drive. I average 31 mpg with 70% highway driving.
I have a 2023 Mazda 3 hatchback carbon edition and I love it !! I recommend it
This video is great. I send it to my uncle just for the entertainment value; he's not even in the market for a car.
I have a 2023 Mazda3 AWD hatch, same color, and it's made in Japan.
I’m on my 3rd Mazda, great cars! Love the MX5!
I bought my brand new off the lot Mazda 3 hatchback back in 2013. It now has 194k and just changed the original battery and has had minimal maintenance. Mazda gang 4 life