Sounds of the 3 | 2024 Mazda3 Turbo Hatchback Premium Plus

No talking, no babbling...just high quality binaural audio of all the different noises Mazda's 2024 Mazda3 Turbo makes. Grab you headphones for high quality binaural sound.
2024 Mazda3 Turbo Hatchback Premium Plus Trim in Polymetal Gray
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[@brandondanzy7431]

Thank you so much for all the Mazda 3 content! Really think it might be my next car.

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Thanks for watching and for the nice comment. Glad these help and good luck on your car shopping. Keep in touch on what you decide.

[@DyLemmaOG]

I am so fascinated by Mazda right now. Usually I go Toyota or Honda but Mazda is still using real transmission and has widely available non turbo cars too. I am in it for the longevity and love that they are still making cars without CVTs and ECVTs

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Agree that Mazda offers something completely different from everyone else. Their 2.5 non turbo is quite the gem and their 6 speed automatic is well sorted. They look to be adopting Toyota’s hybrid system for their CX-50 which means an E-CVT. We’ll see if they can tune it to keep some semblance of Mazda’s driving feel

[@bitbat9]

What’s wrong with ECVTs? They’re great

[@DyLemmaOG]

@@bitbat9 Long term reliability. At least ECVTs are better than CVTs.

[@bitbat9]

@@DyLemmaOG I’ve never really heard of eCVTs having reliability issues ever tbh. Plenty of Prius’ on the road with over 200,000 miles with no problems. But yeah CVTs are a whole different story

[@bradh6185]

This is a fantastic idea for a video and I have to say, the Mazda makes a lot of pleasant sounds.

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Thanks for watching and for the nice comment!

[@LeoFriedman06]

Excellent video! Great idea!

[@Unchainedmaple888]

This might be the reverse of what a lot of buyers have been asking for, but I wish I could get a barebones Mazda 3 turbo with cloth seats and no sunroof. Less things to break and the cloth seats stay a lot cooler in the summer where I find black leather interiors to get way too hot

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Thanks for watching. That would be a great trim to start some mods on. It’s a little at odds with Mazda’s up market aspirations but I think a lower cost light weighted turbo would be a hit. Toyota is knocking it out of the park right now with their GRs. Not the cheapest but an enthusiast choice.

[@redboy81]

Thanks for this cool video/sounds and your series of Mazda 3 Turbo reviews. Making me appreciated my own more. A new subscriber. 👍👍

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Thanks for watching and all the great comments. Glad to have a 3 enthusiast on board!

[@Imperialist_Boi]

Sounds pretty solid no rattles or anything like that from what I could heard 👍🏻 A lot better than the EQS that’s for sure haha! (just watched a short on all its squikiness 💀)

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Have not paid much attention to Mercedes electrics. May get to drive one next month.

[@d3vilscry666]

I really want to upgrade from my Nissan Altima to something like this. Maybe in a year or two, I’ll pick up the 2024 after it depreciates. I’ve seen 2023s with around 5k miles go for nearly $25k.

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Good plan! Used car depreciation is getting slowly back to pre Covid levels. Good for used car buyers but not for new buyers. Thanks for watching and happy motoring.

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

No babbling, just all the clicks, clacks, and driving sounds of the 3.

[@thndercat1]

ZoOm ZoOm

[@yahyara2429]

I'd still get a Mazda 3 knowing I will modify it to fix the handling weakness.

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Yea, this turbo 3 with some suspension mods and better tires would really bring out the best of this excellent AWD system.

[@beyond305]

you turned on the music at the exact moment the transmission started making the bass noise that everyone is complaining of at 75mph. i came here to hear that exact noise before buying this car and it seems like you dont want anyone to know about it

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

What noise are you referring to? Something from the transmission? We play the stereo while on the highway in nearly all of our binaural recordings. There are two other review videos of this 3 on the channel and one is a highway/fuel economy video. We have this same six speed transmission in our long term 3 and there is no noise from it on the highway. Let me know more info and I will look into it. We have tested all Mazdas in the lineup, turbo and non-turbo and the six speed is pretty well sorted.

[@ampm9771]

My 2024 mazda 3 rear door sounds horrible. 😢

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

How so?

[@ampm9771]

@BeyondTheTestDrive It sounds terrible, especially when you are inside and closing the door. Mazda has cheapened out the 2024 model, the rear speakers are gone, my car doesn't even have pocket behind passenger's seat, chromes are now plastic painted silver matt. Car doesn't come with floor mats. There a huge gap between two halves of the tail lights, front bumper is so flimsy. Unvelievable. The sound it makes when you close the door while sitting inside is atrocious, unbecoming, and uncalled for, for such an expensive car, and more so a Mazda. You really have to guide the rear doors all the way, otherwise they won't close, that light they are now.

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

⁠ sorry to hear all that. Did you cross shop with other brands before you purchased? Mazda has not really changed too much since the 3 came out in 2019. Our 2022 sedan has only one seat back pocket and real chrome not on plastic is hard to find on any mainstream car. And if your doors do not close properly probably worth a trip to the dealer. There should be no reason they need to be ‘guided’ closed.

[@ampm9771]

@BeyondTheTestDrive The problem is I went with the base model that is hard to find in showrooms. Here, people usually order base model from new. When I test drove Mazda 3 Exclusive version, I was promised that the only difference would be in few options Like keyless entry, automatic AC, rain sensor, front parking sensor and 18 inch wheels. Now the car has arrived, I see that the differences are not just that. Mazda has robbed me off big time, because the difference between exclusive model and base model was onky 1500 euro, but without even stating it in the brochure, mazda has cut off many things and the quality is awfully bad compared to the exclusive version. For example, the opening/closing sound of exclusive version is much better than the base model. They have removed sound deadening fabrics of the cargo apace, o floor mats, there are no rear speakers. The panel gap of the lights are horrible, the ligtes aren't even sitting on the same line. The car is made in Hofu Japan, but looks like dogs and cats were placed in assembly line of the base model. Manual shifter is so hard that your arm will be so stressed when trying to put in 1st and 2nd. The undercoating is so bad that its like grease applied. I removed some of it just by touching it. Now i am planning to sue and return the car to the dealer for refuld or exclusive version. Why would Mazda do such a thing, especially when they ask for the full price for just removing a few options yiu don't want. Are you listening Mazda?

[@ampm9771]

@BeyondTheTestDrive I did, i only tested the higher trims. Mazda does not state in brochures in what condition the base model is made.