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42,446 miles
Location: Bridgeport, CT Mazda 3 Touring in Bridgeport, CT
used 2017
Mazda 3
Touring
Dealer:   (0)
22.9 mi away
Stock# 43599
List:

$14,275*

Est. Loan: $267/mo
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$770 Below Market

Hertz Car Sales Smithtown - Smithtown / New York

Located 22.9 miles away from Bridgeport, CT

Hertz Car Sales, Buying a Car Made Better! Our Hertz Certified vehicles come with a 12mo/12k mile ltd warranty. We offer a full range of financing solutions, and Trade-ins are welcome. Why spend more money than you have to? This Mazda Mazda3 4-Door will help you keep the extra money you'd normally spend on gas. The look is unmistakably Mazda, the smooth contours and cutting-edge technology of this Mazda Mazda3 4-Door Touring will definitely turn heads. The 2017 Mazda exterior is finished in a breathtaking White, Snowflake, while being complemented by such a gorgeous BLA interior. This color combination is stunning and absolutely beautiful! More information about the 2017 Mazda Mazda3 4-Door: Mazda's goal with the Mazda3 has always been to offer the most fun-to-drive compact car on the market. The Mazda3 directly competes with some of the best-selling cars on the road, including the Honda Civic, the Toyota Corolla and the Hyundai Elantra. With a starting base price below $18,000, the Mazda3 is competitively priced while still maintaining enough upscale features to feel like a much more expensive car. With a sportier and more direct driving feel than its competitors, the Mazda3 is able to do everything typically asked of a compact, while still putting a smile on the face of drivers. Strengths of this model include loaded with features, Efficient, powerful drivetrains, unique styling, and good use of space Visit us at HertzCarSalesSmithtown.com or call us at (888) 586-2710.

4,000 miles
Location: Bridgeport, CT Mazda 3 Touring 2.5 in Bridgeport, CT
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used 2017
Mazda 3
Touring 2.5
Dealer:   (1)
22.6 mi away
Stock# 247221361
List:

$17,999*

Est. Loan: $328/mo
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$2,250 Below Market
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Smith Haven Mitsubishi - Saint James / New York

Located 22.6 miles away from Bridgeport, CT

38,586 miles
Location: Bridgeport, CT Mazda 3 Touring in Bridgeport, CT
used 2017
Mazda 3
Touring
Dealer:   (0)
22.9 mi away
Stock# 43472
List:

$14,975*

Est. Loan: $280/mo
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$1,674 Below Market

Hertz Car Sales Smithtown - Smithtown / New York

Located 22.9 miles away from Bridgeport, CT

Hertz Car Sales, Buying a Car Made Better! Our Hertz Certified vehicles come with a 12mo/12k mile ltd warranty. We offer a full range of financing solutions, and Trade-ins are welcome. The 2017 Mazda offers compelling fuel-efficiency along with great value. You will no longer feel the need to repeatedly fill up this Mazda Mazda3 4-Door Touring's gas tank, in part because of it's superb EPA rating. Driven by many, but adored by more, the Mazda Mazda3 4-Door Touring is a perfect addition to any home. Surprising quality accompanied by a high level of performance...this White, Snowflake on BLA Mazda Mazda3 4-Door Touring could end up being the perfect match for you. More information about the 2017 Mazda Mazda3 4-Door: Mazda's goal with the Mazda3 has always been to offer the most fun-to-drive compact car on the market. The Mazda3 directly competes with some of the best-selling cars on the road, including the Honda Civic, the Toyota Corolla and the Hyundai Elantra. With a starting base price below $18,000, the Mazda3 is competitively priced while still maintaining enough upscale features to feel like a much more expensive car. With a sportier and more direct driving feel than its competitors, the Mazda3 is able to do everything typically asked of a compact, while still putting a smile on the face of drivers. This model sets itself apart with loaded with features, Efficient, powerful drivetrains, unique styling, and good use of space Visit us at HertzCarSalesSmithtown.com or call us at (888) 586-2710.

40,749 miles
Location: Bridgeport, CT Mazda 3 Touring in Bridgeport, CT
used 2017
Mazda 3
Touring
Dealer:   (0)
22.9 mi away
Stock# 110851
List:

$14,475*

Est. Loan: $270/mo
Good Deal!
$2,014 Below Market

Hertz Car Sales Smithtown - Smithtown / New York

Located 22.9 miles away from Bridgeport, CT

Hertz Car Sales, Buying a Car Made Better! Our Hertz Certified vehicles come with a 12mo/12k mile ltd warranty. We offer a full range of financing solutions, and Trade-ins are welcome. This wonderfully fuel-efficient vehicle offers a supple ride, quick acceleration and superior styling without sacrificing MPGs. You've found the one you've been looking for. Your dream car. Based on the superb condition of this vehicle, along with the options and color, this Mazda Mazda3 4-Door Touring is sure to sell fast. More information about the 2017 Mazda Mazda3 4-Door: Mazda's goal with the Mazda3 has always been to offer the most fun-to-drive compact car on the market. The Mazda3 directly competes with some of the best-selling cars on the road, including the Honda Civic, the Toyota Corolla and the Hyundai Elantra. With a starting base price below $18,000, the Mazda3 is competitively priced while still maintaining enough upscale features to feel like a much more expensive car. With a sportier and more direct driving feel than its competitors, the Mazda3 is able to do everything typically asked of a compact, while still putting a smile on the face of drivers. This model sets itself apart with loaded with features, Efficient, powerful drivetrains, unique styling, and good use of space Visit us at HertzCarSalesSmithtown.com or call us at (888) 586-2710.

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4.7
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'17 Mazda3 GT
Arron Martinez
written on 02-08-2017
First off, it has a proper 6-sp manual! Have only owned it a couple of weeks, so I can't speak to it's long-term reliability, yet. That said, I traded an Audi A4 Quattro for the Mazda and it was the best car-related decision I have ever made. While I do miss the way the turbo pushed me into the seat back, and the brilliant awd, the Mazda makes up for it in every other way. It has a higher power-to-weight ratio than the Audi, and the 185lbft of torque it makes really gets the lightweight moving off the line. Not to mention that the 184hp is enough to cause a slight amount of torque-steer when you run it through it's manual gears. The Mazda has a better interior, more comfortable seats, a better sounds system (I have the 9-seaker Bose), and is just as well equipped otherwise. And for a lot less money! Like, half as much. The Mazda's handling is superb, it corners like it's on rails, and the SkyActiv G-Vectoring Control is subtle and non-intrusive, yet amazing (I do a lot of mountain road driving). The brakes are as tight, and stop just as hard, as the Audi. The looks are beautiful and the LED headlights are excellent. I really have nothing negative to say about this car that isn't just being nit-picking. I would highly recommend this car to anyone looking at this class. Definitely pony-up for the premier equipment package. You get the LED lighting, navigation, and the heated steering wheel. (Which is amazing at 5:30am when it's 18° out)
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This is my Second Mazda 3 GT. The first was a 2015
Tom T
written on 04-11-2017
I just bought this car two weeks ago after having spent a year and a half with the 2015. And they've fixed the one thing I didn't like about the 2015. The NOISE. After having driven the previous car for 30,000 miles I had gotten to the point where highway trips were out of the question because of the road noise. The 2017 is much much quieter and slightly more composed. Also both have remarkable handling characteristics, but driving the 2017 is like driving around on rails. This new car has a manual transmission instead of the 2015's automatic. As good as the automatic is in the other car, driving a 4 cylinder car with a six speed automatic became an exercise in quickly finding the Sport Mode button and using the paddle shifters to approximate some kind of civilized driving . Still has all the qualities that make me love this car. Good looks, beautiful interior, incredible handling, excellent build quality, and because it's so easy to park, it's one of the best city cars I've ever driven. However the seats may be a challenge for the horizontally challenged. Update - Avg. MPG is sitting at 30.5 in mostly city driving. UPDATE: Trip to Eureka Springs and a trip to Denver both went off without a hitch. Seats are good for long distance driving.
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mcm0455
written on 05-08-2017
After not have a manual transmission for the past 5 years, I really wanted to shift again. I was looking for a fun and inexpensive car that would meet my needs. Previous to purchasing this car, I owned a 15 Subaru Forester XT. While it met most of my needs, there were a few issues that popped up that made me weary to keep it much longer(I have posted my final impressions on this website of my 15 Forester). At any rate, I am so happy that I took a chance and downsized to this Mazda 3. For 22k($2000 cash back) this car is so well sorted. The leather seats provide excellent support, I have plenty of legroom(I'm 6ft2 200lbs) and headroom, the steering is surgically precise, and the clutch and shifter are buttery smooth. I was worried that going from a 250hp turbo to a 184hp engine was going to be a major bummer. Not so, the engine pulls strong throughout the rev range and has plenty of power for my needs. I recently drove it up a local canyon that starts at 4500 feet and ends and 8200 feet. It was the most fun I have ever had driving! The Bose stereo is very impressive and the back up camera has a nice, clean picture. The command knob takes about 30 seconds to figure out. This is a vehicle that has so many positive attributes, it is no wonder why Car and Driver has praised it so often. Gas mileage with less than 200 miles on it is still in the upper 20's in a mix of driving. There are a few downsides, but I knew of them before the purchase. Cargo capacity is on the small size though I was able to put (5) 5 gallons water jugs in the cargo with room to spare this morning. Rearward visibility in the rear corners is a bit limited, but with the backup camera and correct side mirror adjustments take away the blind spots for the most part. I can sit in the back seat where the drivers seat is adjusted fairly comfortably with more than enough headroom. I plan on keeping this car for several years, it is the first time in many years that I actually look forward to driving. Great car Mazda!
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Great Except for Touch Screen
Joe
written on 12-29-2016
Love our Mazda 3 overall with only one big exception -- more to follow on that. My wife and I bought the Mazda 3 for a commuting car. Love the peppy little 2.0 engine -- it routinely gets 40mph back and forth to work, it handles very well and it is very fun to drive. The road noise for a small car is low, which is quite amazing and the seats are very comfortable. The only issue I CANNOT STAND is the disabling of the touch screen while driving. I have a RAM 1500 truck that has a great touch screen that works during driving and is very easy to use. Mazda, in the name of safety, disables the touch screen while in motion and makes you use a terrible interface that makes dialing a phone or plugging an address into the NAV system a huge chore. My wife is usually with me during commutes but this system is not smart enough to know someone is in the passenger seat so they can use the touch screen. The interface is TERRIBLE and it takes a lot more concentration than just using a touch screen because you have to use a dial to "type in" an address or phone number. Reminds me of the old rotary phones from the 1950's. HORRIBLE interface and I wish they would fix it (easy software fix). I may not have purchased this car if I knew how much this would annoy me.
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From Kansas City MO to Crested Butte CO and back.
Tom T
written on 09-24-2017
I've had two Mazda 3 GTs. Both hatchbacks, both identical except the transmission. The 2015 was an automatic and the 2017 is a manual. Mazda has addressed my single complaint that made the 2015 virtually undriveable on the highway. Noise. The 2017 while still kind of loud, it is at least liveable and after 11,500 miles is turning out to be a really good choice. The car is quick, beautiful, comfortable and efficient and, while I don't care at all about fuel economy my average in city/highway driving is 31.2 mpg. But it's the handling and the interior design and execution that really blows my mind. Build quality is excellent too. I passed up a BMW 135 and the GTi specifically because of the interior in this car. My trip to and from Crested Butte consisted of several 2 hour long 85-90 mph stretches on US24 and I-70, (thanks to a BEL radar detector) and, over Monarch Pass the car was a paragon of stability and steering excellence. Look, before you default to the hideous looking Civic please just take a Sunday and drive to a Mazda store and look inside a Mazda 3 GT. See if you find ANY other car for less than $40,000 that looks this nice. Then rent a Mazda 3, any Mazda 3, and drive it for a few hours. Drive to Costco and lay the seats flat, then load the car full of stuff and see how fast you can drive home. You'll find out how comfortable and efficent these cars are.One other thing to point out is how easy it is to parallel park this car. I love that! And if you can find a GT hatch with a manual transmission like mine you should buy it. (The automatic is faster and drives almost as well)
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consumers review the Mazda 3

Read recent reviews for the Mazda 3

4.7
Overall Consumer Review Rating
for the 2017 Mazda 3
5
4
3
2
1
'17 Mazda3 GT
By Arron Martinez written on 02-08-2017
First off, it has a proper 6-sp manual! Have only owned it a couple of weeks, so I can't speak to it's long-term reliability, yet. That said, I traded an Audi A4 Quattro for the Mazda and it was the best car-related decision I have ever made. While I do miss the way the turbo pushed me into the seat back, and the brilliant awd, the Mazda makes up for it in every other way. It has a higher power-to-weight ratio than the Audi, and the 185lbft of torque it makes really gets the lightweight moving off the line. Not to mention that the 184hp is enough to cause a slight amount of torque-steer when you run it through it's manual gears. The Mazda has a better interior, more comfortable seats, a better sounds system (I have the 9-seaker Bose), and is just as well equipped otherwise. And for a lot less money! Like, half as much. The Mazda's handling is superb, it corners like it's on rails, and the SkyActiv G-Vectoring Control is subtle and non-intrusive, yet amazing (I do a lot of mountain road driving). The brakes are as tight, and stop just as hard, as the Audi. The looks are beautiful and the LED headlights are excellent. I really have nothing negative to say about this car that isn't just being nit-picking. I would highly recommend this car to anyone looking at this class. Definitely pony-up for the premier equipment package. You get the LED lighting, navigation, and the heated steering wheel. (Which is amazing at 5:30am when it's 18° out)
This is my Second Mazda 3 GT. The first was a 2015
By Tom T written on 04-11-2017
I just bought this car two weeks ago after having spent a year and a half with the 2015. And they've fixed the one thing I didn't like about the 2015. The NOISE. After having driven the previous car for 30,000 miles I had gotten to the point where highway trips were out of the question because of the road noise. The 2017 is much much quieter and slightly more composed. Also both have remarkable handling characteristics, but driving the 2017 is like driving around on rails. This new car has a manual transmission instead of the 2015's automatic. As good as the automatic is in the other car, driving a 4 cylinder car with a six speed automatic became an exercise in quickly finding the Sport Mode button and using the paddle shifters to approximate some kind of civilized driving . Still has all the qualities that make me love this car. Good looks, beautiful interior, incredible handling, excellent build quality, and because it's so easy to park, it's one of the best city cars I've ever driven. However the seats may be a challenge for the horizontally challenged. Update - Avg. MPG is sitting at 30.5 in mostly city driving. UPDATE: Trip to Eureka Springs and a trip to Denver both went off without a hitch. Seats are good for long distance driving.
Zoom, Zoom!
By mcm0455 written on 05-08-2017
After not have a manual transmission for the past 5 years, I really wanted to shift again. I was looking for a fun and inexpensive car that would meet my needs. Previous to purchasing this car, I owned a 15 Subaru Forester XT. While it met most of my needs, there were a few issues that popped up that made me weary to keep it much longer(I have posted my final impressions on this website of my 15 Forester). At any rate, I am so happy that I took a chance and downsized to this Mazda 3. For 22k($2000 cash back) this car is so well sorted. The leather seats provide excellent support, I have plenty of legroom(I'm 6ft2 200lbs) and headroom, the steering is surgically precise, and the clutch and shifter are buttery smooth. I was worried that going from a 250hp turbo to a 184hp engine was going to be a major bummer. Not so, the engine pulls strong throughout the rev range and has plenty of power for my needs. I recently drove it up a local canyon that starts at 4500 feet and ends and 8200 feet. It was the most fun I have ever had driving! The Bose stereo is very impressive and the back up camera has a nice, clean picture. The command knob takes about 30 seconds to figure out. This is a vehicle that has so many positive attributes, it is no wonder why Car and Driver has praised it so often. Gas mileage with less than 200 miles on it is still in the upper 20's in a mix of driving. There are a few downsides, but I knew of them before the purchase. Cargo capacity is on the small size though I was able to put (5) 5 gallons water jugs in the cargo with room to spare this morning. Rearward visibility in the rear corners is a bit limited, but with the backup camera and correct side mirror adjustments take away the blind spots for the most part. I can sit in the back seat where the drivers seat is adjusted fairly comfortably with more than enough headroom. I plan on keeping this car for several years, it is the first time in many years that I actually look forward to driving. Great car Mazda!
Great Except for Touch Screen
By Joe written on 12-29-2016
Love our Mazda 3 overall with only one big exception -- more to follow on that. My wife and I bought the Mazda 3 for a commuting car. Love the peppy little 2.0 engine -- it routinely gets 40mph back and forth to work, it handles very well and it is very fun to drive. The road noise for a small car is low, which is quite amazing and the seats are very comfortable. The only issue I CANNOT STAND is the disabling of the touch screen while driving. I have a RAM 1500 truck that has a great touch screen that works during driving and is very easy to use. Mazda, in the name of safety, disables the touch screen while in motion and makes you use a terrible interface that makes dialing a phone or plugging an address into the NAV system a huge chore. My wife is usually with me during commutes but this system is not smart enough to know someone is in the passenger seat so they can use the touch screen. The interface is TERRIBLE and it takes a lot more concentration than just using a touch screen because you have to use a dial to "type in" an address or phone number. Reminds me of the old rotary phones from the 1950's. HORRIBLE interface and I wish they would fix it (easy software fix). I may not have purchased this car if I knew how much this would annoy me.
From Kansas City MO to Crested Butte CO and back.
By Tom T written on 09-24-2017
I've had two Mazda 3 GTs. Both hatchbacks, both identical except the transmission. The 2015 was an automatic and the 2017 is a manual. Mazda has addressed my single complaint that made the 2015 virtually undriveable on the highway. Noise. The 2017 while still kind of loud, it is at least liveable and after 11,500 miles is turning out to be a really good choice. The car is quick, beautiful, comfortable and efficient and, while I don't care at all about fuel economy my average in city/highway driving is 31.2 mpg. But it's the handling and the interior design and execution that really blows my mind. Build quality is excellent too. I passed up a BMW 135 and the GTi specifically because of the interior in this car. My trip to and from Crested Butte consisted of several 2 hour long 85-90 mph stretches on US24 and I-70, (thanks to a BEL radar detector) and, over Monarch Pass the car was a paragon of stability and steering excellence. Look, before you default to the hideous looking Civic please just take a Sunday and drive to a Mazda store and look inside a Mazda 3 GT. See if you find ANY other car for less than $40,000 that looks this nice. Then rent a Mazda 3, any Mazda 3, and drive it for a few hours. Drive to Costco and lay the seats flat, then load the car full of stuff and see how fast you can drive home. You'll find out how comfortable and efficent these cars are.One other thing to point out is how easy it is to parallel park this car. I love that! And if you can find a GT hatch with a manual transmission like mine you should buy it. (The automatic is faster and drives almost as well)

Buying a used 2017 Mazda 3 in Bridgeport, CT

Save up to $2,250 on over 4 used 2017 Mazda 3's for sale across 1,912 dealers near Bridgeport, Connecticut. Edmunds has over 5,147,654 cheap new and used car, truck, and SUV listings, available in the following submodel types: Sedan and Hatchback. 2017 Mazda 3s in your area are available in following trim types, including (but not limited to): Touring and Touring 2.5. 2017 3s in your area are priced ranging from $14,275 to $17,999 with mileage ranging from 4,000 to 42,446 miles. The 2017 Mazda 3 is a vehicle with a 4-cylinders engine, front wheel drive drive train and AUTOMATIC transmission. The 2017 3 has an average consumer rating of 4.7. The nearest dealership is Smith Haven Mitsubishi, approximately 22.6 miles away with 56 used 2017 3's in stock. The highest rated dealer in your area with a used 2017 Mazda 3 for sale is Smith Haven Mitsubishi, with an average user rating of 1 and 56 used 2017 Mazda 3's in stock for sale.

Options and features available on used 2017 Mazda 3's available near Bridgeport typically include:

Features: Alarm , Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel , Auto Climate Control , Automatic Emergency Braking , Aux Audio Inputs , Back-up camera , Blind Spot Monitoring , Bluetooth , Fold Flat Rear Seats , Heated seats , Keyless Entry/Start , Multi-Zone Climate Control , Post-collision safety system , Power Driver Seat , Pre-collision safety system , Rear Bench Seats , Stability Control , Tire Pressure Warning , Trip Computer , USB Inputs , Sunroof/Moonroof .

Engine/Mechanics: 4 cylinders .

Transmission: Automatic , Manual .

Fuel Type: regular unleaded .

Drivetrain: front wheel drive .

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