Mazda CX-3

I bought over a 2nd hand 2.0 CX-3 deluxe that launched in 2018. Only a week with the car, I would really have to say that the acceleration is quick enough for me (spirited drive) given that my former car was an old 1.5 Honda city. The car does not feel underpowered for me. It is quick with good responsive steering. As my son is only in primary two now, I don't need much rear legroom. I'm at 1.78m and at my driver's seating, I am still able to sit at the back although seat is almost touching my knees. Boot is small but manageable since I don't carry much stuff. Technology such as auto park, hold, cruise control and LED lights and the best part is very dated to me. Best part is that the bose speakers are fantastic. So I'm really happy with this car. Although I have considered other Korean brands that are spacious with dated tech, but I don't think 1.6cc is sufficient for me given the specs and weight.... Read More

I've owned the Mazda CX-3 Deluxe for about a year now. I was previously driving the Mazda RX-8 and bought into the trend of owning an SUV. At the time, I test drove the new Mazda 3 and the Mazda CX-3. Even though the new Mazda 3 is undeniably good-looking and well put together, what it ultimately boiled down to for me was that the Mazda CX-3 felt more powerful due to its 2L NA engine - overtaking is never an issue. Further, I didn't need such a large car and it suits my needs perfectly. Overall, it's a great vehicle for city-driving.... Read More