Mazda 3 Series

Launched in 2004, the Mazda 3 is a stylish mid-size compact car, which came with 5 different trims, and included two base trims. The two base trims are the i Sport and the Touring. The other three trims include the S Sport, S Touring, and S Grand Touring. However, the hatchback came only in the S trim. The hatchback included rear folding seats that almost doubled the amount of storage space available.

In 2007, the Mazda 3 was completely revitalized. The Mazda 3 was now offered in a 4 door, 5 passenger family asset. In addition, the Mazda now came in 8 trims, which ranged from the i Sport 4 Door to the S Grand Touring 5 Door. This model also included more advanced engine options, as well as some sport options. Included in the sport options are as followed: 17ins alloy wheels, optional sunroof and leather seats, 6 disc cd changer with seven speakers, blackout instrument dials, a trip computer, rain sensing wipers, and front fog lights.

The 2009 Mazda 3 is a very sleek and sophisticated vehicle. In fact, it is so sophisticated that some individuals have trouble believing that they can get such a nice car at such a great price. As Mazda puts it, "Driving is believing." If you are a firm believer of quality at an affordable rate, go ahead and try out one of the 2009 Mazda 3's.

There are 3 main versions of the 2009 Mazda 3 that an individual can choose from. They are the 4 Door, the 5 Door, and the Speed 3. The 4 Door and the 5 Door come in both manual and automatic transmission, while the Speed 3 is only available in a manual transmission. When it comes to gas mileage, the 4 Door gets the best of the three with the Speed 3 getting the worse. However, when it comes to available horsepower, the opposite is true.

The new 2010 Mazda 3 has also been enhanced. Here are its features:
1) 167 horsepower that is produced by a 2.5 Liter engine.
2) Bluetooth integration .
3) 10 speaker stereo system.
4) Keyless entry
5) Push button start.

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