Mazda Mazdaspeed3 Usados en Venta

I bought my car used last year and I love it. It's sporty for a sedan and it handles pretty well. The paint is starting to show signs of oxidizing but it's only slightly noticeable. The speaker that came stock are nothing to get excited about but they do okay. It is a smaller car so I wouldn't recommend it for anyone over 5'10" but it fits me nicely. I like the where the buttons are placed and I use the controls on the steering wheel frequently. I really like the material that the seats are covered in but the dash and the panels are kind of a cheap plastic but it still looks nice; can't really tell unless you touch or inspect it. The model i bought does not have a vent in the back seat which can be a pain in the heat but I got the windows tinted and that helped quite a bit. The clockspring does need to be replaced but so far it's only affected one of the turn signals (have to manually turn off right turn signal) so it's not worth replacing yet, Overall, for the money I spent on it, it was a pretty good buy.

Overall the car drives alright. Having driven several others as a valet, and especially some luxury brands, this particular car falls in the middle range for drivability. It is quick on the pick up, slightly jerky between gears, and the brakes are touchy. The economy of the gas mileage is the biggest benefit, however, and it is a decently smooth ride.

This car was built with top-notch quality. I've put 170,000 miles on it, and it's run strong with primarily basic maintenance. For a hot-hatch performance car, it easily transitions into a highway commuter averaging me between 25-28 miles to the gallon. I genuinely believe that it can't be beat for the dollar value; it's the full package. Performance, utility, economy and styling. The hidden gem amongst all hot hatches.