Used 2020 Mazda CX-3 Consumer Reviews
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Like the looks and enjoy zipping around the city but I find myself using a very heavy foot to deal with highway driving. Needs at least 20 more hp to make highway driving enjoyable and not a chore. Was 67 degrees and sunny for a change today in Seattle and had to put the ac on pretty high to deal with the heat in the car, how bad will it be at 80 to 90 degrees? Not looking forward to it, yes the lack of tinting is a significant drawback. No Apple carplay another annoying omission. And I'm finding u-turns that I made with no problem in my 2016 Mazda3 and 2016 vw tiguan are now taking two moves, the first time I attempted a familiar u-turn an oncoming car that was over 2 blocks away when I started the turn almost hit me when to my surprise I had to stop and make another steering move. So all and all I won't be getting one of these again unless there's improvement in the aforementioned issues.
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Apple iPhone integration
Love everything about the vehicle. Have been driving it about 2 week. My only complaint is the Apple iPhone integration is less than desired. Unless I am missing something using Apple Maps for navigation will not interrupt the radio. It works fine in the Bluetooth mode; but, I like to listen to ESPN Radio while driving. This is a major downer
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Very Satisfying Mini truck
I was long intrigued by the CX3 and decided to Trade my 2018 Mazda 3 hatchback base model for it and couldn't be any more happy its basically a mini CX5 but with much better fuel mpg. Hope one day Mazda will bring it back.
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Mazda hits yet another game winner!
For transparency I adore Mazda, been driving one since July 1991. Combination of rural & suburban driving with 33+ mpg. I have not noticed noise as an issue, has the tightest steering I've ever enjoyed with the smallest turning radius. Plenty of giddy up. My wife has a van and I have a pick up so I don't use the rear seats all that much for passengers but have not had a complaint when used. Traded in my 2012 Mazda 6 for this, some might say a step down ... I'd call it a downsizing with style.
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Bumpy ride
The suspension is so firm that the ride is not comfortable when going over bumps on the road.
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