Mazda 3 2014-2020 Review

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Mazda 3 2014-2020 Review
Jonathan Crouch writes an in-depth Mazda 3 2014-2020 review. If you want to watch more reviews on vehicles like this Mazda 3 2014-2020 Review, make sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel and comment what YOU want us to review next.
In past years, the Mazda3 has rarely figured amongst the family hatchback sector's stronger offerings. In its third generation form though, it deserved far more careful consideration. Redesigned from the ground up in 2014, the MK3 Mazda3 proved to be powerful, efficient and very good to drive. If you're shopping for a used family hatch from the 2013-2018 period, you probably weren't considering buying one. But you probably should be.
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@club1fan552 4 ай бұрын

In Australia for some years this series was the biggest selling new car. Period.

@go-lt-go 3 ай бұрын

This is an amazingly comprehensive review of the 3 line. Though it covers more or different options than we have in the States, it still is a valuable, informative examination of this vehicle, valuable for someone in the market for one as they come on the used market. This review still has great value years on from when these vehicles were offered new. Glad I ran across this video.

@sasman63 Жыл бұрын

Brilliant in depth review of the mazda 3, best I've seen

@S-Ltd1000 11 ай бұрын

Hadn't seen this before. Probably the best review out there on this car. I've had one for a few years and it's been bulletproof. For anyone looking into getting one avoid the diesel as they can be problematic and expensive to fix. The 120 is the pick of the range and has been shown to be putting out closer to 140bhp hence the brisk 0-60 sprint. The engine is exactly the same as the 165 version and can be derestricted to about 175bhp for around £300. He's spot on with the observations on the downsizing of engines. I owned a 1.2 puretech 130 Peugeot which turned into a complete disaster with a disintegrating cambelt that runs in oil. Similar issues are also present in the ford ecoboom engines. These are criminally overlooked in the family hatch sector which is a shame as they are fun to drive with decent handling and a gearshift that is almost mx5 level in feel.

@ahigham58 9 ай бұрын

@@MK-rs9uwI own one, fantastic car, my last car was a focus, wouldn’t touch one again

@S-Ltd1000 8 ай бұрын

@@MK-rs9uwmine is a late 2016 with 60k on the clock so 6 years old. It's driven through some horrible country lanes during winter and there's no sign of body corrosion. I haven't really checked the chassis but nothing is flagged on the MOT. I do use a pressure washer on the underside during winter to keep the crud off. The paint is fragile, especially soul red. I just had the whole of one side resprayed although that was mainly down to a previous shoddy repair.

@Kartingmonster 7 ай бұрын

Does it feel sporty after remap?

@truthseeker3536 5 ай бұрын

I believe turbos are the culprits that make both petrol and diesel vehicles less reliable. At least this seems to be the general trend.

@lloydgriffiths1847 4 ай бұрын

A close family member has had a 2017 120ps petrol sportnav for around 3 and 1/2 years. It hasn’t been the bulletproof japanese-reliability car that we hoped it would be, the engine has been fine but it’s everything else. Their yearly milage is quite a way below average yet things like brakes, and corroded brake lines have been proven to wear very very quickly; more than other cars in the family from other brands that do way more miles. Also the wheels have corroded more than you would expect for a 6 odd year old car. And it does not get the MPG it should do no matter what. Other than the engine I would say this isn’t “extremely reliable” like japanese manufacturers have a reputation for. It’s very middle of the road or even below average reliability sometimes. We don’t even live in a particularly harsh environment either, just a typical UK climate.

@claesblomquist3510 2 ай бұрын

Thanks Jonathan. This review comes in really handy as I am about to buy exactly this car. Really appreciate your in depth reviews. Very informative. 👍

@CarandDrivingCarReviews 2 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

@binaryboyo9674 4 ай бұрын

A Very good review let down by 2 important factors! 1. Inexplicably, no mention at all of by far the Best Mazda3 variant and that is the the 2.5L 138KW top of the range SP25 Luxury model! 2. The strange on screen colour of the attractive Soul Red Premium Metallic which looks like an odd Orange colour from the 70's & nothing like it actually does!? I've owned 2 of the Mazda3 SP25 variants over 15 years. The BL and BN in both Silver Metallic and Machine Grey Premium colours. They are by far the best models with the best performance, handling, agility & absolutely every feature & technololgy included! Truly Amazing Vehicles! 💯😃👍

@Hustwick 4 ай бұрын

This is a UK channel and the 2.5 engine and the SP25 was never on sale here.