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Does the 2021 Mazda3 Turbo Speed Past the Volkswagen Golf R?

While a Mazdaspeed version isn’t happening, Mazda is still giving the 2021 Mazda3 a bit of zoom-zoom. Specifically, in the form of a new turbocharged powertrain. However, the Mazda3 Turbo’s luxury aspirations put it in competition with another turbocharged fast hatchback: the Volkswagen Golf R. But which one is really faster? That’s what YouTube team …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Forget About the 2021 Toyota Corolla, Buy a Mazda3 Instead

If you’re in the market for a 2021 Toyota Corolla and you haven’t given the 2021 Mazda3 a look, you’re doing yourself a disservice. While previous generations of the Mazda were plastic-filled, noisy, and uncomfortable machines, the newest generation is a major leap forward. The Toyota Corolla is a great machine, offering tons of safety …
by Gabriel Vega
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The 2020 Mazda6 driving down a city street with buildings in the background
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The Most Fuel-Efficient Mazda Sedans

If you’re shopping for a new car, then Mazda is a great way to go. The brand has revamped its whole model lineup over the past few years and is now more known for its sophisticated styling that further complements its upscale build quality. In some ways, you can now have your cake and eat …
by Joe Santos
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The 2019 Mazda3 Is Highly Reccomended Despite Its Trouble Spots

Mazda is renowned for its lineup of dashing vehicles, with one of the most compact options being the Mazda3. The Mazda3 was fully redesigned for 2019. This 2019 model impressed with its sporty handling and upscale cabin. And even though it has its trouble spots, the Mazda3 is still an enticing car to buy used.  Driving the Mazda3 …
by Leigh Fields
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Best Used Small Cars For Around $15,000

For the right blend of comfort, practicality, and efficiency, a compact car makes the most sense. Compact cars are among the most affordable options to purchase new. But to save even more, buying used is the way to go. To help you with your search, we’ve gathered five of the best small cars you can buy used for around $15,000 – …
by Leigh Fields
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A metallic-gray 2020 Mazda6 in the city
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The Most Complained About Mazda Cars

Mazda is a popular Japanese car company that produces some of the industry’s best cars on the market. For 2020, Mazda has more Top Safety Pick titles than any other brand. This is a great achievement for any auto brand. There are some Mazda models that earn more complaints than others, however. Platforms like CarComplaints.com …
by Jordan Almond
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Mazda Adds More Tech and Turbo Power For 2021

Thanks to its dynamic mix of crossovers and sporty sedans, Mazda is well-positioned, despite coronavirus concerns. To keep the theme alive in 2021, this Japanese carmaker is introducing additional power and more modern tech. Here are some of the most significant updates to the Mazda lineup in the coming year.  The Mazda3 will feature two new powertrains  The Mazda3 is already …
by Leigh Fields
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2006 Toyota Camry on a shady street is a great example of a good used car under $5,000
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Best Used Cars Under $5,000 According to Kelley Blue Book

A daily driver doesn’t have to break the bank. Though buying a brand new car is exciting, it’s not always the most practical choice. If you want good car that can get from A to B safely and reliably but that isn’t too expensive, you might find yourself looking at used car options. For under …
by Jordan Almond
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The all new Mazda3 during the L.A. Auto Show
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Is the 2021 Mazda3 Worth the Upgrade Over 2020?

The Mazda3 is one of the most popular small cars on the road today. Boasting space, fuel-efficiency, and a spunky attitude, the zippy Mazda3 is one of the brand’s best-selling cars. The new 2021 Mazda3 will be hitting dealerships with some new changes, but with the 2020 Mazda3 already wowing experts, will it be worth …
by Marci Houghtlen
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2020 Volkswagen Golf with the headlights on at night
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2020 Mazda3 vs. Volkswagen Golf – Which Hatch Should You Buy?

If you’re shopping for a solid hatchback, you can’t go wrong with either the Mazda 3 or the Volkswagen Golf. Hatchbacks offer an appealing blend of practicality and style. Today, most hatchbacks allow drivers to fold down the back seats for additional cargo space when you need it. They also offer a striking, distinctive silhouette that sets them …
by Tina Pavlik
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2019 Mazda CX-5
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The Safest Brand Flies a Bit Under the Radar

Safety is a huge factor in finding your next car. Of course, you want drivers and passengers as safe as can be. While we all hope every auto we purchase won’t ever be in a crash, we also know that accidents happen. So, when it comes to shopping car brands and finding the perfect––safe––vehicle for …
by Jordan Almond
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A Used Mazda3 Is a Great and Affordable Choice for Your Teen Driver

Choosing a car – maybe something like the Mazda3 – for your teen can be more than a little stressful. They want the newest in tech, and you’re wondering if you should teach them to drive a manual. You’re then calculating how much you’ll be paying for insurance once they’re driving on the road. The biggest question of …
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A general view of the all-new Mazda3 is seen during the L.A. Auto Show
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The 2021 Mazda3 Has Basically Given Up on Manual Transmissions

Once a very common transmission, there aren’t too many new cars with manual transmissions around these days. MotorTrend has managed to find 17 that still offer stick shift for their 2021 model year, though. The 2021 Mazda3 is one of those cars, but there probably won’t be too many manual versions of the Mazda3. Here’s …
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