2015 Mazda Mazda3 consumer reviews

Got my Mazda3 after my RX-8 pooped out and was originally bummed by the loss of performance, but it has since become one of my favorites of all the cars I've owned. It's fairly fun to drive for an entry-level car and the gearbox is excellent, as is typical for Mazdas. But the reliability is where it really shines. I've put almost 80K on it and the only non-routine maintenance I've had to do is replace the truck latch. That's it. No squeaks, rattles,warning lights or weird smells. It is an absolute trooper. Can't wait to get the new one but having an awful time finding a manual 2.5. I can't recommend highly enough.

I bought this car as a replacement for my 2010 Mazda 3 which was to date my favorite car I ever owned. This Mazda 3 has a lot to offer and it's must competitive stand point is it's driving capabilities. Mazda's steering and low profile on the 3 makes for a really fun and thrilling drive. Plus, acceleration is responsive and never fails to leave you inadequately prepared for a lane change. The interior is nothing to brag about; however, it is rather sparse and the heads up display sits smack dab in the middle in an awkward placement. Pros: very comfortable seating. Steering is fun and the engine packs a punch for only 4 cylinders. Low ride makes for tighter steering and maneuverability in and out of traffic. Heads up display was standard along with push button start. Speaker quality was also above average. Cons: Bluetooth and screen functionality were always a problem. Screen functionality is limited and not accessible during a drive. Low profile meant always scraping in and out of every driveway, parking lot, curb, and parking block. Base model came with plastic hubcaps, sort of the idea of broke with expensive taste. Interior was sparse and center console was relatively dull. Summary: I would highly recommend Mazda regardless of my cons. It's driving and peppy acceleration make up for the cons I listed. It is just too much fun to drive.

I really loved this car. It's sporty without being overly expensive and you can get some great features for a slight upgrade. The backup camera was extremely clear and helpful, the blind spot monitoring helped me see what I couldn't always physically see, the bluetooth worked great and people could easily understand me, and I found the car to be very comfortable. Rear seats fold down entirely for extra space and even though it's on the smaller side I easily fit 5 grown adults in the car quite often. Everything you need is literally at your fingertips, either on the steering wheel or next to the shifter (which tok some getting used to but was great!). Overall great car.

This is an amazing car. The 2.0L engine is lively and loves to rev. The 6 speed manual transmission is quick and easy to shift and has a very satisfying feel. The handling is probably the best thing about this car. The steering is nicely weighted and provides excellent feedback. There is a fair bit of wind and road noise at highway speeds, but the car is just so fun that it doesn't bother me. The car looks fantastic inside and out. The touchscreen and rotary knob are intuitive and easy to operate, if a little slow at times.

You can get a cheaper compact, but you cannot get one that is more enjoyable to drive. You can get a faster one, but not one that is more balanced. You cannot get one that handles better. The hatchback configuration makes it flexible for solo driving, multiple passengers, or doing some light hauling. And it is a handsome machine: you'll want to be seen in public with this Mazda.

I have owned a 2009 Mazda6, 2013 Mazda CX5, and now a 2015 Mazda3. They all have several things in common, sporty styling inside and out, comfort and great handling. My Mazda3 is the S Touring, and that gives it an excellent boost of power (Sport Mode makes a difference in city driving), fabulous gas mileage, and a fun driving experience. The quality of the interior finishes is best in this class in my opinion. The only thing I can say I haven't liked about any of my Mazdas is road noise. There is always something isn't there? You do get used to it, and other than that, I highly recommend the 2015 Mazda3!

Awesome ride! clutch feel is amazing and smooth while the left off point is easy and very forgiving. acceleration is well controlled and very good. cargo space is so so but trunk space is nice. Mazda has really steped their game with model of the 3 S GT sedan.

(2015 Mazda3 i Touring)I've had this car for 2 years and cant find a single bad thing to say about it. The styling is incredible inside and out. The reflex blue paint is my favorite color!

West Valley Chrysler was one of my first dealers to check out and I found the car I wanted! Not just that but the service they provided was amazing!! A huge plus!! Everyone so patient and kind! They have good selections in cars. If you are a fan of Wranglers ? Then this is your spot! They offer you snacks , and drinks also! I'm telling you amazing service! I will be going back to this dealership in 2 years for another car and sure will be sending my friends here! They help you with what you got! Thanks to Lenore , Darlene, and to the financial managers for giving us the opportunity to work with you guys. Amazing experience!!!

I love the bold exterior design with a minimalist interior design. The car has a lot of space in cabin and trunk. The acceleration and handling is exceptional compared to other popular competitors. The higher trims are class apart.