2019 Mazda Mazda3 Reviews

This car is good on gas, has most of the wanted electronic feature (Bluetooth, screen to see on, buttons on steering wheel, can be voice activated). Has sports mode with v-4 engine so it is good on gas. Has driving and braking assistance program. The car is extremely nice to look at and the maintenance is easy and cheaper than most cars. However, some aspects of the car I wish were a little better. The seats should be automatic not manual when it comes to adjusting the seat. The car looks a lot more spacious than it actually is so if you are tall I recommend sitting in the front but make sure you have no one or a small person behind you. The trunk can also be a bit bigger as well.

So far the only issue I have had with the vehicle is that the automatic light sensors tend to overheat when in direct sunlight. I live in Florida so that is virtually impossible to avoid. I love how sleek the car is. The leather seats, Bose speakers, I love that the car has Apple CarPlay. It is so convenient. When in cruise control you are able to adjust how far your car will be from the vehicle in front of you and the car slows down or speeds up accordingly.

I absolutely love the Mazda 3. It is the perfect size and drives very smooth. The Bluetooth connection does sometimes go in and out but for the most part works great. I do like that you can plug your phone into the car for charging and for GPS navigation without paying extra. The seats are leather which I like and the interior looks very sleek. The safety features work well too. The wheel vibrates if you start to veer out of your lane. It also beeps and stops the car if you get too close to another car in front of you or in the lanes next to you.

I've had nothing but issues with my 2019 Mazda 3 Hatchback. The Mazda dealership was unable to fix my heat for over a year. It was in the shop several times. Try defrosting you car in -30 weather without working heat. Air conditioning was acting up as well. My driver side door was catching on the rear door actually causing me to be stuck in my car unable to get out some days. The trunk wouldn't shut sometimes. The back up camera worked intermittently. The automatic breaking feature would just go off when I was going around a bend on a road and a car was coming toward me in their own lane. That gave me a fricken heart attack and was not the first time the automatic breaking system went off when it shouldn't. My stereo would randomly turn off while I was driving where I'd have to pull over and turn my car on and off to get the stereo to turn back on. Seat belt beep would go off telling me to put my seat belt on when my seat belt was on lol. This only happened for a couple days then never again. Everything happened intermittently and even with video evidence of these issues Mazda still wanted to charge me to inspect the car. After all these issue plus more within the first few months of buying the car, Mazda still refused to swop me out into a demo which made me wonder if all the cars had this many issues as well and that's why they didn't feel that would solve my issue. My car has been in the shop so many times I was relieved to move within walking distance of the dealership because they also do not give you a loaner car when your brand new car is in the shop constantly. I will NEVER, I mean never buy another Mazda no matter what the price is. The shitty part is I leased it for four years and they only have warranty for three and refuse to let me out of my lease without paying 5k. Now my car makes a clunk sound when I break and Mazda will tell me they see no issue until a recall comes out for the exact issue like always.

Overall, the Mazda 3 is a very sharp looking vehicle and provides a reliable means of transportation. The only issues I have with the vehicle has to do with the technology. The car play system does not always sync up properly and when it does it is difficult to navigate to it through the controls. When it is attached, the audio will sometimes only adjust on the navigation and the car controls will not allow you to lower volume in the music without disconnecting the phone and then reconnecting. I do enjoy the audio system, the Bose speakers play nicely in the car. Also, the interior leather is very nice but have began to fray on the back seats and I am unsure if this is from people seating there, poor design, or maybe things being slide in and out of the car. Either way, it is odd that with less than a year of 10 months of use on a new car the seats are beginning to have fibers stick out. Overall, I do really enjoy the car and love the look. I get a lot of compliments on the vehicle and color.

It is a fun car to drive, the way it accelerated quickly, and how it handles roads. The upgraded sound system is awesome. I love the safety system and how it detects if you are too far right or left in a lane, as well as letting you know via a light or sound if there’s a car in your way to change lanes. Very helpful. My negatives are ones that are obvious upon buying it. The trunk is quite small and truly does not hold a ton. The same can be said for the back seat. While both of my 5’3” daughters fit in without issue, I cannot imagine my 6’5” nephew doing the same. Overall, a good car for the price. It is certainly not a luxury car but a small, fun car to drive.

I love the shades of paint Mazda vehicles come in, including our dark blue. The seats are comfortable, in my opinion, and can be heated. I enjoy having the driver and passenger controls separate, as our car has, since it really helps. We haven't had any trouble with the way it runs, and I like how smooth it is. The trunk is not overly large, but it is big enough for our stroller, and several other things. Interior space could be better, because the front seat has to be pretty far forward in order for our rear facing child seat to fit. But overall, I love this car.

I really like my car! It drives incredibly smoothly and I love the safety features. I may be a little biased because my dad works for Mazda but I have driven some Mazdas I didn't like and I really like my Mazda 3. My friends love when I drive us around because they think that the car drives smoothly as well. I live in San Francisco and the car manages the hills and stop and go traffic like a champ. Whenever people ask me if I like my Mazda I always recommend it to them.

I have always had older vehicles, so the newer features are awesome, but I have noticed it does not have as many features as I had hoped. While Bluetooth and backup camera is great, I wish it had a few other features such as seat warmers, navigation, car detection, etc. As for comfort, I really do think I could take a long road trip and be just fine. Trunk space is huge and will be traveling in it so it is very good to have that large space. Reliability is also 100%. Haven't had any issues just yet, but it is only the first year of driving.

The mazda3 is a great sedan with a beautiful, simple interior. I love the sleek design of the exterior taillights and grill, as well as the hand-stitched leather seating and dash. If you are looking for a turbo engine, you will not find it here, as the hp is a little on the lower end. The drive is fun and the car hugs all the curbs of the road, but cabin noise is a noticeably louder than usual. Surprisingly for such a small car, gas mileage averages around 30-32 for highway driving, somewhat less than other cars in its class. Overall, this is a great small sedan for those looking for a fun, luxury feeling vehicle without the luxury price tag.

I have not had any issues regarding performance, reliability, comfort or the features of my car. I love the safety features, the seats are very comfortable, and it gets very good mileage. My favorite safety features include blind spot monitoring that alerts on the center cluster, the side mirrors and makes a noise, as well as the lane assist that vibrates the steering wheel when the car senses you are drifting. The seats have comfortable leather trim and have a dial on the side that allows for the seat to be tilted up or down by the knees to alleviate pressure during long car rides. I am able to fill up my gas tank for about $20-$25 depending on the gas prices and only have to fill up about once every two weeks.

The Mazda 3 hatchback is very reliable as ours is almost at 100,000 miles and has yet to have any problems. This car was purchased with the intent to teach two new drivers and have them in a safe vehicle. Additionally, a lot of storage space was a priority. For being such a tiny car, the hatchback has a very large trunk. The front seats are comfortable however the back seat is a little small. I'm sure this is because the trunk space is so large we needed to give up one of the two. This isn't a big issue because of how little we use the backseat. The Mazda gets very impressive gas mileage, about 38 mpg. The pick up on the car is a little slow but not something that would be a make or break deal.

My Mazda 3 Hatchback is absolutely amazing. It provides a great amount of comfort and a surprising amount of space. I just finished driving 24 hours moving across the country in my Mazda 3, and I was surprised at the amount of items I was able to comfortably fit while still providing space enough for my cat. The car has great handling, pickup, and gas mileage so no need to worry about constantly filling up a new tank each time you take the car on long trips. The display and read-outs provided are also easy to adjust, read, and customize to provide a better experience for the driver and all passengers. I love the size of the car! It is very easy to find parking almost anywhere, but your car is not so small that people on the road are unable to see you. Overall, I will definitely be a Mazda fan for life after having this vehicle.

I have had my new Mazda 3 hatchback for almost 10 months and couldn't be happier! It is a great combination of fun and functional. I originally bought the vehicle based on its look and body style, however the fact that it is also all wheel drive and gets great fuel mileage pushed it over the top. It is very comfortable to drive, and has an impressive array of safety features. The only downsides are the vehicle sits fairly low and so scratching the front bumper corners is easy, and, as with all newer cars, the passenger side post can block your view somewhat at certain intersections.

The car runs fine, the only problem is the pick up speed is. It takes awhile to kick but when it hits over 60 it starts to fly. It's easy to control and fun to drive. The backseat is okay on space and the trunk is very roomy. Sound system can go very loud and it sounds very smooth. The air conditioning doesn't take that long to work, probably like 2 minutes tops to cool the whole car down. The car is very well in tight parking and tight areas. It is also very well in downtown and city areas.