Showing posts with label Mazda CX-3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mazda CX-3. Show all posts
January 3, 2017
Review: 2017 Mazda CX-3 AWD Activ
Mazda is on a roll and everything they make from the diminutive Mazda2 to the iconic MX-5 drive like winners. As impervious as they seem, they’ll have to stumble at one point as praises for KODO and Skyactiv can’t go on forever. And though it’s more of a misstep than an outright fall, it has finally happened and it’s with the CX-3. To be fair, it’s unequivocally the best to drive in its segment; heck it’s even more captivating than most crossovers a segment up. Yet, taken in the greater context of the Mazda automotive universe, the CX-3 feels more of a good story than a great one.
Filed Under:
Driver's Seat,
Mazda CX-3,
Sub-Compact SUV
September 7, 2016
Mazda Philippines Springs CX-3 Surprise
Mazda is expanding its market reach with the launch of the much-awaited CX-3 sub-compact crossover. Dubbed the “freestyle smart crossover”, the CX-3 received good scores during a recent drive from Thailand to Vietnam. Now, it’s finally here and you might as well have your checkbooks ready.
Filed Under:
Car Launch,
Mazda CX-3,
News,
Sub-Compact SUV
July 21, 2016
Long Distance Love Affair: The Mazda Skyactiv ASEAN Caravan
Photos by Ulysses Ang |
Filed Under:
Feature,
Mazda 2,
Mazda 3,
Mazda CX-3,
Mazda CX-5,
Travel
June 30, 2016
First Drive: 2016 Mazda CX-3 2.0 FWD
There are two ways you can make a successful small crossover: you can simply do what the others are doing, perhaps improve a thing or two in the recipe, or you can take an entirely different approach and chart your own path. There’s no question which direction Mazda is taking with its CX-3. Like how they’ve weaved their magic in the compact car segment with the Mazda3 and the sub-compact car segment with the Mazda2, the CX-3 focuses on the brand’s two key strengths: great to drive and look good doing so.
Filed Under:
Driver's Seat,
Mazda CX-3,
Sub-Compact SUV
June 26, 2016
UPDATED: Mazda Philippines Confirms CX-3 Will Arrive by End of 2016
Mazda Philippines has confirmed that it will sell the CX-3 subcompact crossover for the Philippine market before the end of 2016. This is positive news for those in the market for a sporty subcompact crossover after Mazda Philippines initially said it would be difficult to get any allocation from Japan. Now, it says it has secured inventory, albeit severely limited.
Filed Under:
Mazda CX-3,
News,
Sub-Compact SUV
January 18, 2016
Tokyo Auto Salon 2016: Mazda Wants You to be the Driver
“Be a driver” is a slogan adopted by Mazda to showcase the fun-to-drive attitude of its entire line-up. And it showed what could be done to give their line-up that extra edge at the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon. Although most were left wanting a proper Mazdaspeed version of their cars (this is well and covered by the other exhibitors), Mazda did give racing concept versions of the MX-5 (Roadster in Japan), Mazda6, CX-3, and the Mazda2 (Demio in Japan).
Filed Under:
Feature,
Mazda 2,
Mazda 6,
Mazda Concept Cars,
Mazda CX-3,
Mazda MX-5,
News,
Tokyo Auto Salon,
Travel
October 10, 2015
2016 Nissan Juke vs the Competition
In the span of a week, two new sub-compact crossovers have entered the Philippine market, the 2016 Nissan Juke and the 2016 Chevrolet Trax. Now, how do these two sub-million peso offerings fare against the current segment leader, the Ford EcoSport? How does it do (theoretically) against the Mazda CX-3 and of course, the in-between sized Honda HR-V.
Wonder no more as we have our usual comparative chart after the break.
Filed Under:
Chevrolet Trax,
Feature,
Ford EcoSport,
Honda HR-V,
Mazda CX-3,
Nissan Juke
November 19, 2014
All-New Mazda CX-3 is the Urbanite's Crossover
Mazda used the Los Angeles Auto Show to unveil a new addition to its Skyactiv-equipped crossover range: the CX-3. The CX-3 will first launch in Japan in 2015 followed by the rest of the world soon thereafter. Mazda believes it will become a core product in their ever-expanding model range.
Filed Under:
Los Angeles Auto Show,
Mazda CX-3,
News
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