Daily Driver Dream? 2024 Mazda 3 Turbo - Is it Worth It?

Looking for a compact sedan that delivers exhilarating performance and top-shelf comfort? Look no further than the 2024 Mazda 3 Turbo Sedan Premium Plus! In this comprehensive review, we take you behind the wheel for a test drive unlike any other.
Get ready to be blown away by the 2.5-liter turbocharged Skyactiv-G engine. This beast pumps out a thrilling 250 horsepower and 320 lb-ft of torque, launching you from 0-60 mph in a heart-stopping burst. We put the pedal to the metal and capture the engine's roar and smooth power delivery.
But the 2024 Mazda 3 Turbo Premium Plus isn't just about raw power. Experience a superbly crafted interior designed for pure indulgence. Settle into luxurious leather-trimmed seats as you grip the sporty steering wheel. Every detail, from the aluminum speaker grilles to the stunning 10.25-inch full-color center display, exudes sophistication. We showcase the interior's comfort features and technology integration with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
This video is packed with everything you need to know:
Unleashing the Turbo Power: We explore the driving dynamics, handling, and acceleration of the 2.5L turbocharged engine.
Premium Comfort Unveiled: We delve into the luxurious leather interior, spacious cabin, and top-tier technology features.
Is it Right for You? We break down the features, pricing, and compare it to similar options to help you decide.
Leave a comment below and tell us what surprised you most about the 2024 Mazda 3 Turbo Premium Plus!
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[@robertwilliam9558]

I would get the sedan all day long. I still drive the 2014 Mazda 3 sedan with no issues at all.

[@kyzrsosay]

I currently have a 2019 Lexus IS rwd f-sport and my 2006 Mazda 3 ‘s interior I thought was nicer. I got a ton for my money… xenon headlights, heated leather seats, moonroof, and a manual ❤️

[@chrislim7976]

These cars handle great and carry all your stuff. I will never understand this SUV craze.

[@offtheshelfrides]

We loved our Mazda 6 and had plenty of room, but for us....we're getting older...and it's just easier to get in and out of an SUV or crossover

[@chrislim7976]

@@offtheshelfrides I understand. I looked at some SUVS. My criteria was the drivers seat is the same height as my bum.

[@amycole5093]

Fantastic sporty sedan. Love mine, and will probably get a non-turbo for my son when he gets his license in a few months.

[@offtheshelfrides]

We loved our Mazda 6 and I felt like I was driving my 6 again

[@amycole5093]

@@offtheshelfrides know what you mean. We have a ‘20 6 turbo that is awesome, and a long history of Mazda sedans and a cx9 that were terrific. My ‘15 3 is one of my favorite cars I’ve owned. 100K miles and still a blast to drive every day. RIP manual transmission on well-equipped vehicles, but thanks Mazda for keeping it fun!

[@raymondadams6433]

Technically don’t need your cell phone because you’re connected to CarPlay

[@thegeniesmaster]

Powered seat or seats?

[@offtheshelfrides]

Powered- shown at 2:40 of the video

[@thegeniesmaster]

⁠You say powered seats in the review and unfortunately the passenger seat is manually adjusted and not powered. To spend close to $40K on the 2.5 Turbo Premium Plus trim and still have a manually adjusted passenger seat is disappointing. And of course to avoid the dreaded cylinder deactivation, one has to choose a turbo trim. Correct me if I’m wrong and good review otherwise.

[@dirk61]

You were out-of-focus for too much

[@offtheshelfrides]

We are working on camera settings. Thank you for watching!