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The wife likes her vehicle compact. Chose the CX3 over Honda, Nissan cause don’t care for non responsive CVT transmission. The CX3 drives like a sporty car, handles well. Would do well in autocross races. Could use more power but adequate in most situation. Car is well built, interior very tastefully done with quality material. The infotainment system is another story. Horrible. Screen locks when car in motion, slow, multiple steps to execute a function, not intuitive. I’m sure many many Mazda owners hate the lockup screen. You can find YouTube video how to hack into system to disable lock. I did and that made it a bit more tolerable. Taking eyes off the road to fiddle with rotary dial on console to use the system while car in motion is more dangerous than using the screen. Ford Sync by Microsoft in my Escape is a way more superior system.
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Exterior Color: Snowflake White Pearl
City MPG: 29
Interior Color: Black
Highway MPG: 34
Stock: 00012399
Drivetrain: FWD
Transmission: Automatic
Engine: Regular Unleaded I-4 2.0 L/122
VIN: JM1DKDC74K1458908
Mileage: 5
Call: (713) 568-6015
