This New Mazda 3 Is NOT What We Expected - 2019 Mazda 3 AWD Review!

[@StephenMorganCanada]

Mazda’s cars look and feel like they are crafted with love by people who still love driving.

[@dontcallmebrave]

That's their goal, to build a car the someone who likes to drive, would like to drive. They actually care about the driver and driving dynamics.

[@dontcallmebrave]

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[@wyw201]

@S. D. H. Mazda and Toyota now shares assembly lines in Hiroshima and component vendors. They also formed an alliance with Toyota to cross-share technology for the cars in Asia. I highly recommend to visit their plants in Hiroshima and a guided tour.

[@michaelburton]

Mazda design asthetic the last few years has been amazing. I love every one i see. Usually only BMW or Lexus would catch my eye

[@ocramidajzj]

@S. D. H. mazdas skyactiv cars are VERY reliable. Cannot be compared to older Ford partnership. Although our 2010 CX9 is dead nuts reliable and my new 2018 Mazda 6 Signature is very well assembled.

[@bigal6684]

This is hands down one of the best looking cars today.

[@armesisp3201]

I like how these Mazda representatives actually know their shit. I see so many other salesmen and staff knowing jack about their own car and brand.

[@silimarina.]

That is Dave Coleman, he is more than a representative, he is a engineer, and a very good one.

[@davidletterboyz]

It's the same here in Malaysia. Two years ago I was shopping for a new car. Went to test Honda, Renault, Mazda etc. Mazda salesman knows his shit! He can explain everything about the design and why it's done so.

[@dashe_8989]

My first car was a Mazda3, lovely cars, the local dealer absolutely knew their stuff.

[@linuxkernel4.199]

Mazda is the only auto manufacture that i have come across that goes into so much detail about the car and the AWD system and this is why i like Mazda as they are very transparent.

[@brandoncomer6492]

That's definitely an engineer, not a salesman.

[@AshwinF1Bloke]

Dave Coleman is the kind of car guy you want to have in the vehicle dynamics and engineering team! No PR bull$&t, no fluff. Just proper engineering speak! Great chap at the helm of a great car company.👌🏽

[@oliverroo59]

I could listen to that Mazda guy talk about engineering all day. Wow does he know his stuff!

[@Dsandelin44]

Honestly, I prefer hatchbacks to sedans. But I love the Mazda 3 sedan this time around.

[@NukePooch1]

I love hatches over sedans as well. I don't like the front end at all on either 3, but the sedan looks less ugly than the hatch to me.

[@napalmglop1]

Funny because for me it's the opposite! Both versions are beautiful anyways so it's cool

[@gbw28]

David Sandelin we own a 2017 hatch, but this latest model I think the sedan looks much better.

[@RAMPHD]

Just bought my second Mazda3 - Retired the first one (bought new), with 222,000 miles! A love affair for sure. My 2016 Touring 6 speed manual, with "package" (Bose and Sun roof) , bought with 8, 000 miles is SMOOTH. 2.0 liter not a big disappointment - SkyActiv smooths the torque a bit, 15 inch tires are a bit scrawny, but all told excellent.

[@waking00one]

The hatch looks amazing to me, i feel like if you were to lower it a bit it would look positively mental and mean.

[@etoineschrdlu9382]

As a professional CAD designer I can always tell when the car manufacturer depended too much on virtual modeling and not enough on life size clay models. On a CAD workstation, even the most experienced designers lose sense of scale and really can't say what the car will really look like under real lighting conditions. I'm sure a few design studios have played with and researched the virtual lighting conditions in their CAD and rendering software, but it's never quite as "real" as a an actual full size physical model sitting on pavement under the sun, or clouds, or a showroom floor. And YES, using your hands to sculpt an auto body is a much more direct and gratifying method than trying to assemble all the geometric constraints of a surface through point clouds, 2D & 3D sketches, lofts, and sweeps. The hand modeled surface nearly always has a more natural look than the CAD modeled one. In order to replicate that "Hand Modeled" look a CAD designer has to be able to envision the multitude of geometric changes happening all over the surface of an auto body and then figure out all the means that can be used to fool the CAD automation into generating what they desire. It's way more difficult in virtual reality than you would think; sculpting is just plain easier. Unfortunately, management sees CAD modeling as far cheaper than thousands of pounds of modeling clay. So guess what they pay for?

[@etoineschrdlu9382]

@hitman hit If you'd watched the video you would remember that Mazda said they used more clay styling their vehicles than other manufacturers.I.e.: the styling was done in CLAY not in CAD.

[@Wingnut353]

@hitman hit Every modern car is designed in CAD, however they certainly mocked this car up with a reference clay model... which some manufacturers forgo these days.

[@youcanrunnaked]

Etoine Schrdlu : The other Japanese car makers are either designing purely in CAD or they simply are bad at their work. OR BOTH.

[@williamheinsinger7390]

The 3 sedan looks Basically like a smaller 6 ,Not bad 👍

[@bertlee3470]

3sedan has the same awkward proportions

[@paulp.6399]

You meant awesome, right?@@bertlee3470

[@MyKonaRC]

Has always been like that.

[@rogerj412]

Mazda and Volvo have the best looking mass produced cars on the market right now, hands down.

[@nobunaga-oda]

🙁😕

[@Julian-do7bv]

I think the Chrysler 300 is a good looking full size car

[@OrionTheOwtlaw]

Volvo??? Lol, which one? Entertain me.

[@genesishep]

@@OrionTheOwtlaw The new S60 is beautiful but honestly their whole lineup is great.

[@rogerj412]

@@Julian-do7bv They don't look bad but there platform holds them back so far that it's not really a contender even in its own segment.

[@Kingthin]

I’ve owned 3 Mazda 3’s and they have been the best cars I’ve ever owned! Mazda is underrated, they are really good cars

[@blitzbbffl]

When Dave Coleman speaks auto journalists get wet! Dude is flat-out amazing! Great job Nathan!

[@valdius85]

Yes, whenever Dave speaks I get tiny bit wet as well. ;)

[@MM-gg3rg]

I got a stiffy listen to him describe the vehicle!

[@peterx213]

Mazda has been ahead of the curve with design and innovation since separating from Ford. Definitely my first choice if I wanted to buy a new car

[@robertbennett2796]

Ford still owns a small portion of Mazda still

[@Dongzzzzzz]

@@robertbennett2796 source? Mazda in my country wouldn't take my mazda 323 for repairs in the dealership because it is a ford mazda car even though mazda designed it majority.

[@robertbennett2796]

@@Dongzzzzzz it's called Google cuz Google knows everything

[@steve9377]

Robert Bennett nope

[@syd_luna]

Mazda is killing it in the design department lately. I may consider the Mazda 3 AWD hatchy next!

[@weedmastersr]

The sedan looks amazing. Like something Alfa Romeo would design.

[@codysmith9813]

Alfa Romeo vehicles are beautiful sculptures

[@bextar6365]

I personally like the style of the sedan much better.

[@fortheloveofnoise]

Not I....but Miata is my choice anyhow. It's sad that they dont have a manual steering rack as an option, else I would have bought one of these nice looking 4th gen Miatas.

[@iaskosam]

The hatch doesn't have shoulders in the back, while the sedan does. That is why the sedan looks so much better.

[@danr154]

Yea that c-pillar is just too fat and blank on the hatch. And what's weird is youd think all that space is going to the hatch itself, except it doesnt really. Yea the sedan just looks sleek and slightly classy to me. Its simultaneously understated but also unique and that look can change depending on the lighting and angle more so than most other cars. I really want the 3 sedan in AWD. It is easily the top choice in the segment for me. Otherwise I'd have to get an Altima or Impreza if I want an AWD sedan to deal with northern Utah winters.

[@buchajo]

@@danr154 I prefer the hatch and so I bought it. The sedan is classy and truly looks like a baby 6 so why not just buy a 6? The hatch is a standout that will turn heads. Savage Geese (another good car review channel on here) says he took the Mazda3 AWD hatch 2 miles off road in deep packed snow before it got stuck. Big Ford trucks sent to rescue them got stuck trying to get to them. That sounds pretty capable to me.... I didn’t buy this vehicle for AWD per se but living in IL I just may use it!

[@cafn8ed74]

Half of what i know about how cars is from Dave Coleman's articles as tech editor at Sport Compact Car magazine. His focus on the driving experience shows in Mazda's line. Thanks for being an awesome car guy, Dave. Now, how about AWD with a stick? My bugeye is getting older.

[@valdius85]

Dave said in on the the videos: "go to dealership, wave money to them and tell they will receive it for AWD manual". No joke...

[@carnactm1171]

Mazda really hit it out out of the park with the styling. I love the nose on this car , Great job Mazda.

[@oceanlover3530]

Yeah, that front end is beautiful! ✌🏻

[@dominick253]

A Mazda speed 3 would be so awesome awd 300 horsepower and I'd definitely go for it

[@grandpa7278]

Hi, its your Lucky day, I have a speed 3 with 300hp+, im willing to sell her to you. If you renege, doubt will be cast upon your original statement. FYI- Ex-hp aplenty on tap, via EPU twicking.

[@dominick253]

@@grandpa7278 really I didn't think they had an AWD speed three?

[@grandpa7278]

@@dominick253 Top shelf torque vectoring rwd, which compliments the 4-wheel steering. GTR ....right?

[@1RaVeN1FTW]

I had the 08 speed3 and it was a beast! I regret getting rid of it.

[@armesisp3201]

ikr

[@JM-nz8gw]

Not gonna lie, out of all small/compact cars, these two are the most beautiful

[@echtogammut]

Dave Coleman is part of the reason Mazda is killing it right now. It's great having an engineer be able to answer questions without having to reference the marketing guide to approved keywords.

[@phil1pd]

Mazda makes a great car. Had a 2015 mazda6 for 4 years and I never had any problems.

[@P00katube]

After owning 2 Subarus-a 2000 Legacy Outback wagon that lasted nearly 295,000 miles despite having two head gasket replacements, and a 2016 Forester that was totaled by a violent windstorm last May (I miss my Fozzie😢), I purchased a 2018 Mazda 3. I love this car. The six speed auto was one of the deciding factors in buying this car. Subaru needs to step up to the plate and dump the POS CVT and off a 9 speed automatic transmission. Until then, I am sticking with Mazda.

[@kc64cl76]

I agree, I just bought two 2018 GT HB's . The NA engine and superb trans shifting and the 6K off sticker appealed to me.

[@yaboialex707_8]

Mazda needs to make a performance version of the Mazda 3

[@thecman26]

Mazda speed 3?

[@DS..69]

@@thecman26 Not going to happen according to Mazda.

[@theodorekell]

@@thecman26 nope

[@thecman26]

@@DS..69 They're not gonna come straight out with it on the release for this model... I am sure there's enough interest!

[@thecman26]

@@theodorekell have faith young jedi!

[@PatrickWilliamsI]

This is the best review you guys have done in a while. No tomfoolery. Real professional, substantive and informative review!

[@sarrum7696]

Have to give it to Mazda, they really are putting out some of the nicest cars on the road today. The new Mazda 3 series embarasses the 19' Civic and Corolla.

[@siwi666]

great report. Love the Mazda specialist explaining all the new tech. Makes it really sound believable and honest.

[@capricen69]

That spokesman did an amazing job answering those questions and explaining how the systems work. I see a new Mazda 3 replacing our LTZ Cruze very soon...

[@RoguePC4U]

LOVE love love the design of the hatch. The sedan... not so much - kind of *meh* actually - but to each his own. Pretty cool that Mazda designers were able to appeal to such different buyers with nearly identical siblings. Amazing

[@shirakawanaoya]

When it comes to comfort, Mazda is slowly becoming the Volvo of Japan.

[@knil7]

Mazda has been known as the BMW of Asia.

[@jetfowl]

@@knil7 I was about to say the Audi of Asia... but BMW works, too.

[@undefinedname1398]

I've had 2 Mazda 3's, one Mazda speed3 and one Miata and wouldn't hesitate for one second to buy another Mazda. Absolutely the best car made and best looking. And Donner Lake looks cold.

[@JesusEsDios007]

Dave Coleman for the win.

[@MM-gg3rg]

We need more Dave Coleman! This guy does the car justice!

[@Rheisler1475]

this guy is awesome

[@kenta4037]

Wish they had a 6spd AWD model.

[@rogerj412]

Me too but the market isn't there. If there was a huge market for it I'm sure Mazda would offer it.

[@bbertram2]

Now its a pass :(

[@deleon0927]

Yes and turbo, lsd, torque vectoring

[@TheAdventureAuto]

Give it time, the first year for any new vehicle always limits certain options to create more intrigue when they offer it later on. In 2014 I wanted a MT paired with the 2.5L option, but it wasnt offered. 2015 offered it.

[@therealboofighter]

And turbo

[@buildmorefarms1007]

So much nicer inside and outside than a Civic...wow! Civic feels cheap inside in comparison.

[@farrous13]

The sedan's interior and exterior are mind blowing. I'm surprised and impressed! All the other mainstream entry models look and feel cheap compared to this. In a slowing car market, Mazda did the right thing

[@davidm5707]

@@farrous13 It is gorgeous; but one reason everything else feels cheaper, it's because, well, they are cheaper. Mazda is moving in on entry-level premium, and pricing to match

[@stephenhendricks103]

@@davidm5707 Well, "enty-level" premium is a bit of an overstatement. But in the mainstream compact category a couple of thousand dollars marginal difference in price can have a significant impact on sales. The Mazda3 is a very nice vehicle. I hope they haven't bet wrong in offering a more appealing but more expensive choice.

[@BeatsFromChicago]

How does leather and flex soft plastic feel cheap? Idiot

[@michaelclark3192]

The civic looks awesome, much better than bland Toyota's and Hyundai's but I think the Mazda 3 has finally matched the civic in its futuristic design.

[@PhillProbst]

I agree ... sedan looks much better ... hatchback rear end is a bit bulbously awkward. But, then again, I’ve always preferred a sedan over a hatchback.

[@nobunaga-oda]

👍🏻

[@stevemiller9480]

i own two Mazda cars, a 2014 3 and a 2016.5 CX-5, both are trouble free and fun to drive. I really like the 2019 3 and I like that they kept the power train the same and, I think, It looks even better than before. LED lights and better noise isolation are a plus. Thanks for this video.

[@robertwaywood9336]

I just bought a 2019 Mazda3 i-Active AWD sedan (in the same red) and it is absolutely awesome. I had been a loyal Subaru for years, but no more

[@LukeEdward]

Nathan, as I have watched the videos over the years, I have really appreciated your reviews. Honestly, on the rare occasions I do not agree with you, I appreciate it even more. Thank you for my first look at the 2019 Mazda3. Yes, that hatchback is a sexy beast.

[@coletrain5667]

This is one of those cars that you don't feel bad loading up with options.

[@bintarosector9]

The Civic and Corolla are jokes when compared to the Mazda 3. Mazdas are beautiful machines.

[@johnwade1095]

Yes and no. In that yes, the civic is pig ugly, and I have one - it was cheap, and no, I like the corolla.

[@deepee1544]

Yes, yes and yes. Sure Honda's and Toyota's are well engineered and reliable but they are simply butt ugly.

[@opukar2043]

I like sedan over hatchback

[@shaneraymer5147]

I rented a Mazda 3 (2018 model) and fell in love with it. But I drive a Subaru and just couldn’t part ways with the AWD. also I wasn’t crazy about the 2018 design but really enjoyed the interior and all the features. This car has addressed all of my complaints!

[@eckerjozsef1162]

Sedan is sexy,sporty, luxurious looking!

[@1800Beatdown]

This guy knows his cars Not just reciting another script full of buzz words like others do

[@andrewmendoza1578]

This car looks absolutely stunning. The hatch reminds me of some Porches. This vehicle does not compare to a civics and corollas. It is simply a step above. Much better value for the money.

[@seraiahdaniella3755]

This car is gorgeous and practical. I'm trading in my 2016 Hyundai for the Mazda 3 sedan at the end of the year.

[@Suction_]

Dave Coleman knows his shit. Dude is a genius. Mazda is going good places.

[@kwame76]

Interior is gorgeous! Exterior is nice refresh from last gen model. Needs more HP should bump to 200hp to compete w/ILX and A3 as this is prettier then the current Civic and New Corolla!

[@stevenjames1138]

Mazda has really stepped up their game! I'm impressed.

[@InvidiousIgnoramus]

Ooh, finally. I've been waiting on a look at an AWD trim

[@ocramidajzj]

Just test drove a "select" hatch FWD with the auto and man this car is something else. What you get as far as refinement, engineering and chassis dynamics is far beyond ANY of the typical Japanese cars at this price point. In fact if I were a German brand, I'd be keeping any eye on the 3. Arguably a "better" product than say an Audi A3. IMO

[@daddyandsonroblox353]

DAVE COLEMAN , I always looked forward to his articles when he was a writer for Sport Compact Car magazine back in the day.. Dave is the man, knows his stuff and glad he got his dream job from back then when he was a young boy and his dad rx7. Always wanted to work at Mazda and hey.. he is :).

[@687805]

Wow! I haven't been a big fan of Mazda in recent years, but I like how they are using the technology available!

[@bretttparkin]

One of the most informative reviews I’ve ever seen

[@adventureforesterblog]

What a great looking sedan! Well done Mazda! Thanks TFLCar for the video.

[@MarmiteTheDog]

It's interesting you mention that the steering is ideal when European reviewers are complaining that the steering has zero feel and the driver has no idea what the front wheels are doing.

[@ishanr5153]

Best compact sedan ever!!!

[@GreganDunn]

Picked up the top of the line hatchback here in Canada on day 1. LOVE IT! Amazing hatch.

[@groovymotion5706]

I bought the GS AWD with luxury package, it should arrive tomorrow or Thursday! It was a special order, there was just one Dark Blue Metallic with Tan/Beige interior in the regions of Ottawa and Montreal!

[@GreganDunn]

@@gearandtravel yup. Disappointing.

[@solman5517]

This is an absolutely beautifully executed review. Congrats.

[@deepee1544]

I think the sedan with awd will be our next car. Premium feeling without the premium price tag. Love how the sedan looks, although the hatch is growing on me a little bit. I've watched several videos on the new 3 but this was the first one with Dave the Mazda engineer. His insight was spectacular, thanks Nathan and Dave!

[@hpinut]

I bought a 2018 Mazda 3 and love it

[@medat5101]

I remember Dave from his days rallying in a sr20de powered Datsun 510!

[@bhill252]

Beauty. And bonus in Canada: we get 6 speed manual across the range 😉.... but not with awd 😗

[@jeffmorse645]

We've had a TON of snow in the Sierra Nevada this winter. The six speed auto is welcome instead of the common CVT in so many compacts. I'd much rather have a six speed too instead of some 8, 9 or 10 speed auto.

[@rickyde0255]

That is beautiful. Something I would consider buying.

[@danlewis7641]

Good review Nathan. I really like the Mazda engineer. He seems like a straight talker.

[@ryanm2011]

Finally, something that has all the attributes and features of my '08 Impreza Sport hatch. Good looking, fuel effecient, all wheel drive, non-cvt automatic, big simple NA 4 cyl and a reasonable price tag.

[@2014xtep]

Awesome review Nathan ...thanks!

[@2006gtobob]

Dave Coleman is the man!

[@jetjazz05]

Guy was honest about the north america market for the sky active stuff, I like that. It's not a terrible answer, it makes sense, I feel like higher stake manufacturers would have butter coated that answer more.

[@jetjazz05]

For me personally I've always felt like seeing something in person is a lot different than seeing an image of it, so I actually do believe that their heavy use of physical models plays into how their vehicles look in person. For me personally Lexus is kind of close to the futuristic fluid looking vehicles I think look good, but the more basic looking Mazdas with less creases in the panels and more streamline headlights just look more timeless to me.

[@michaelburton]

Wow! I want one.. That is amazing looking and seems built well

[@ichor20]

Mazda cars are sooooo good to look at inside and out. I also feel like they gotta give into the car guys who want certain combos of features (awd, manual, turbo) AND without being limited to certain trims levels. If they did, they'll sell like hotcakes and people could live with the HP numbers. Good looking cars alone won't steal market share from Honda/Toyota.

[@serkankocak]

Really impressed with the Mazda representative. He knows what he is talking about and I really get the feeling these cars are made by enthusiasts who honestly try to make a difference. Oh ... and it's the sedan of course. Most beautiful compact car ever made!

[@Jarrettfan]

Finally a car free from all those harsh crisses.

[@somabalogh5135]

We love you Nathan!!!

[@michaeldiaz2409]

I like how the blacked out the grill very stealth

[@FrostyCoug]

Folks excited about the new awd option, let me make some technical points to make you reconsider. Fwd vehicle with winter tires is safer in the snow than awd with all seasons. Here are the main determiners of safety in the snow: the ability to drive through deep snow without getting stuck, cornering grip, stopping distance , acceleration off the line, high-speed stability, climbing up slippery hills. Winter tires help with all 6, because they give you much better mechanical grip in all situations. Awd only helps with 3 because it does absolutely nothing to improve grip. For this Mazda3, awd adds 200lbs, cuts fuel economy by 2-3 mpg and forces you to pay $3k more. The car has 186hp and a we’ll sorted suspension - you’ll have to try very hard to make it torque steer or spin the tires. So, forget the tv ads that drilled awd safety into your heads - you’ve been misled. Save you freaking money, buy the lighter, quicker, more efficient fwd and a set of winters if you need them. Awd makes low-power cars worse, not better.

[@WoodshavenPatriot]

FrostyCoug I agree. I went from an Audi A4 to a latest gen vw Passat. I run dedicated ice/snows on the Passat and over last 2 seasons I have not experienced an appreciable drop in winter driving performance. AWD has the slight advantage with traction on steep hills or deeper snow.

[@FrostyCoug]

WoodshavenPatriot True. My wife drives a 2016.5 CX-5 Sport awd. She drove through last winter on stock, all-season Yokohamas. I second that awd helped to get the car going in the snow even on all-seasons. It got off the line pretty quick and that somewhat helped turn-in, in a point-and-shoot kind of way, but the lack of stability, lateral grip and confident stopping made her nervous. For this winter I bought her a set of Blizzaks. The car is a tank now. It stops on a dime and turns in the snow like on dry pavement. It gets off the line even faster. Wife is now super confident driving in any weather. I myself drive a fwd compact car with snow tires. It doesn’t get going quite as quickly, but I have just as much control and confidence in it. So, I won’t say that awd has no benefit; it just isn’t worth it for this Mazda3, all things considered. The only advantage is better acceleration in the snow that you’ll enjoy a few times each year, but the penalties of higher purchase price, lower fuel economy, more weight, slower acceleration, more expensive tire maintenance will be with you every day.

[@svshootingstar]

The sedan is WAAAAY more beautiful than the hatch, and well as cheaper and with more usable space.

[@dcl97]

I love it when manufactures give you someone to interview that actually knows what the hell they are talking about and not some yahoo with a masters in communications whose just memorized some talking points.

[@Fluffynator-hm5hq]

Why is manual only for the fwd one. Hope they revive the mazdaspeed 6 and give it turbos, awd, manual and a hatch variant

[@1985toyotacamry]

To be fair the MazdaSpeed3 didn't have AWD just the 6

[@InvidiousIgnoramus]

Mazda has already stated they don't have any plans for Mazdaspeed trims for the foreseeable future. They don't really gain anything from making them.

[@vladsaghin7644]

Just go to Canada to buy one. We have a manual on every single trim (other than top of the line sedan and AWD variants), is better equipped (heated steering wheel, backup sensors, auto diming exterior mirrors) and cheaper

[@InvidiousIgnoramus]

@@vladsaghin7644 Pretty sure you can't legally register a CA car in the US

[@vladsaghin7644]

@@InvidiousIgnoramus Not sure about that. In fact, we barely have any used pickup trucks on the market because Americans come here to buy them since it turns out to be much more profitable for them

[@bigmac22ify]

The paint on these cars looks great

[@AbsoluteMdot]

I'm here for an AWD Sedan! Go Mazda!~~~

[@paulff3]

Great job. I watched most of the reviews from this event and enjoyed yours the most. I think Dave Coleman may have helped. 😀

[@jeffmeyer3600]

Nathan, I have to agree with you on liking the sedan better. I have two family members who have a Mazda 3. One is a 2008 sedan and the other is a hatchback from the same generation (don't remember the year). I definitely like the hatchback better when choosing between those two but with this new 2019 model, I'd definitely go with the sedan. The hatchback looks almost like a teardrop shape. It looks completely round in the back with no distinctive edges. Maybe I'd have a different view if I saw it in person, but these are my first impressions of seeing the car.

[@ivanpodrez3403]

Definitly agree with you there, sedan is a much better looking vehicle. I wondering though what would a Mazda 3 wagon look like...

[@andriosz]

I'm rooting for Mazda because they got Dave Coleman :)

[@Joker25076]

The interior looks awesome!

[@harryaldieny7697]

TFL has been very active covering this car so thank you.. on a separate note, Nathan looks so good with that beard

[@tamimtamim9744]

why not with a turbo?

[@freeagent8225]

Why would you take the risk and buy European? Can't beat Japanese reliability.

[@nickcarpenter118]

Diesel...

[@shanet7511]

Because not everyone is poor

[@SoundgardenMan]

It's nice to see a Manufacturer Rep who actually knows what the hell he's talking about!

[@Raptorel]

It looks amazing in white.

[@Loglakeliving]

My wife and my first new car....a 1987 Mazda 323! Wow what a difference! I’m old....😧

[@theturtle2121]

AWD.... Sweet!!! Alaska is going to love this car

[@directorjustin]

I love Lake Tahoe and TFL!

[@TheWraithkrown]

I have watched a lot of Mazda 3 reviews in the last two days. This felt more like a commercial than a review. There were no negatives. Everything has problems, even if they are mostly subjective.

[@dashe_8989]

This is a really great car video. Gets into the technology and the Mazda representative clearly knows his stuff.

[@diogotaira390]

okay AWD is a huge plus in a small car. Can we get a turbo and 6 MT in this beautiful 2.5L?

[@ansdguy1]

The sedan, easily.