Mazda Mazda3 for Sale

It is a 2010 and ok for a used vehicle. I have had a few problems with the car in the few months that I have owned it.

This is exactly what I was looking for. All leather interior, sunroof for when I'm cruising, Bluetooth GPS, Pearly white and cruising in style. I'm so excited!!

This car gets lots of looks and comments. The controls just make sense. The cruise control is easy to engage. You can also mute the sounds when you pull up to the drive thru with one button. Its got pick up and go. It's cute. What more do you need?

This car has a great drive and comes with so many options even on the base model. I only gave this vehicle up because our family outgrew it. You sit low so it gives a great sporty feel. I would recommend this car to anyone looking for a hatchback.

Has the feel of a sporty car and handles very well. Smooth ride. Good gas mileage and little maintaince costs. Could have a little more legroom in back. Lip on trunk opening limits size of what can put in. Would like a cup holder in drivers door. Husband has limited mobility and has difficult time getting in and out and adjusting the seat back tilt. He also feel the door handle is too far back and his elbow is stopped by the back of the seat. Like the backup camera and that it beeps when a car approaching from side, not just behind the car. Love the alerts on the mirrors of car in blind spot. Like GPS, but not always intuitive. Disappointed it doesn't seem to have moveable headlights.

We bought this mazda 3 new and is been great The only we did was rear breaks pads and tires 5,000 miles ago Will buy again absolutly we got in love with the Mazda products

This car is perfect. Fits everything I wanted. Runs like a champ. Compact and handles the roads with ease Stylish Love the black interior. Always looks sharp and clean

Great value, performance & reliability. own 5 active Mazda's. Can't wait for 2019 Mazda3 to arrive. Mazda saves me money. High mileage or not, I feel my family members are in the best cars.

Great gas milage. Great styling and curves. Interior feels more premium then the car is and a very comfortable ride with heated seats, dual climate control air conditioning.

Mazda pretty much had all of my needs. Technology, leg room, performance, design etc. but it is too price when you compare the Mazda 3 with other vehicles in same class

This car has tons of room in the back seat as well as the front. It is so smooth and quiet but has an incredible sound system. Seats are very comfortable. Feels very safe. Excellent family vehicle.

For the money paid it has everything I need. Owned Mazdas for 27 years. It checks all the boxes and is fun to drive. Excellent gas mileage.

I purchased this vehicle specifically to commute to/from work. Although I bought it used with over 92k miles, it has been very reliable. havent had to do anything but routine maintenance. Highly recommend.

I traded in a 2015 Ford Focus SE hatchback for the 2017 Mazda 3 4 door sedan. I decided on the Touring model with the 2.0L 4 cylinder and the 6 speed manual. I also optioned the popular package which included a moonroof and BOSE sound system. Initially, the vehicle started out pretty well. It was fun to drive, had decent amenities, and looked pretty nice. The one thing that started the downfall was a rough idle that developed at about 6,000 miles. I brought it in for that, as well a creaking/popping headliner that made noise over bumps. The dealer claimed that the engine being overfilled with oil is what caused a misfire at idle (never had a check engine light, mind you). They charged me $275 to fix it since I do my own oil changes. I filled the crankcase with 4.5 quarts of oil. The capacity is 4.4 quarts. The dealer told me that having the .1 extra quart caused oil to spill into the intake and caused a rough running condition. They recommended I buy a beaker to measure the exact amount of oil to put in, or bring it to them for an oil change because they can "measure the exact amount of oil it needs". I have owned many cars, and I have worked on them professionally for 15 years, I have NEVER heard of this condition before. After this was done, the idle quality improved, but it was never stellar. The headliner was a fiasco. The dealer originally told me they could not hear the noise, and to bring it back when I could duplicate it. The headliner literally made a creak/crackling noise whenever you pushed on it, but whatever. So I took the vehicle back and brought it in a few days later to show them the noise. They ordered a new headliner, and had the car for almost 2 weeks to fix this condition (they claimed they had to pull the windshield to replace it, which according to the Mazda service manual is incorrect. They only needed to lower the front seats and tilt it to get it out of the front door). The new headliner did the EXACT same thing. I bought the car back n a few months later, and the dealer told me that "all the '17-'18 Mazda 3s are like this, and there is nothing they can do to fix it". If you are like me and noises drive you crazy, I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND you drive this car in cool conditions and make sure the headliner does not make noise. I also found that by pushing on the headliner behind the moonroof, I could get the noise to reproduce. Something to keep in mind when test driving. The other big issue I had was 2nd gear grinding under spirited acceleration. If I would rev the car in first hear to about 4,000 RPM and go to shift to 2nd, it would grind at times, as if you hadn't pressed the clutch pedal down and you were trying to shift against the synchronizers. I did not get the chance to bring the car in for that concern, because I ended up trading it in before that. I can only imagine what the excuses not to fix it under warranty would have been. (I also want to point out that I thought it may have been driver error (even though this was the 13th manual car I owned, none of which did this) , but I had a friend drive it and it did the same thing for him. Other minor annoyances I had included: - Both rear door lock actuators would make a squealing noise when locking when the temps outside were hot. - The front end would make a strange clunk when turning over bumps. - The fuel economy was never great. Even when I babied it, I would get at best 34 MPG on the highway. For a car rated at 37 MPG, I don't find that very impressive. - The depreciation was pretty heavy on it. I had about 32,000 miles on it when I traded it in, and I took a $9,000 loss from sticker to trade-in value on it. It wasn't ALL bad though. The car was a lot of fun to drive. It did handle impeccably well for being an economy compact car. You could throw it around in turns and it would just stick like glue. I did like the BOSE stereo in it. It wasn't the most crazy powerful system out there, but it was really well balanced for my music tastes (I am a bass heavy person, and the bass was always just right for my ears). I also still think it is a great looking car. I really love the lines it had, it gave it a chunky, muscular look. All in all, for a Japanese car, I came away disappointed in the quality of it. I think it is packaged well, and I liked the features the Touring had, but I was not won over on how it would be long term. I would be cautiously optimistic when buying this car, and take a good serious test drive to make sure you can handle the annoyance it has.

This is my first owned car. Before I used to drive a 2003 Saturn Ion and then a 2012 Kia Soul. The Mazda3 was such a nice drive and has all the features I could have ever asked for! I love the car.

I love my new Mazda3 Sport, it really meets all that I want in a car. Small, efficient, comfortable, and reliable. The interior is beautiful. The safety features are great, with city safe breaking and blind spot monitoring. I wish I could have upgraded to a higher trim package to get the rest of the safety features, but unfortunately that would have required getting leather interior, which I do not want. I am very happy with the price I paid for this new vehicle, and the warranties offered by Mazda make me feel confident in my decision on the Mazda3.

Excited to own this car. Thrilled to find this car. Drove for first time on hwy and am happy that it drives so well. Clean car.

Tons of cool features, room and performance. 2.0L 6 speed manual transmission shifts smoothly Loaded with safety features (back up camera, traffic alert, blind spot monitoring, and much more) Fun ride, efficient w/tons of tech to help make daily commute or long drive w/friends tons of fun.

Lots of features just wish I had got the grand touring for not much more that one has all the toys. Economical and fun to drive.

I think my Mazda 3 is one of the greatest cars I’ve own & I think I will stick with mazda for the rest of my life