New Mazda 'stands out in its class'
More motorists may be tempted to pay a visit to their local Mazda dealership as a result of the latest model to join the manufacturer's range.The updated Mazda3 offers something a bit different to people searching for a small family car, the company has claimed.
It stated the vehicle boasts higher levels of sophistication, refinement and style than many of its competitors, adding it has more in common with larger models like the Mazda6.
The car is priced from £13,500 and buyers will be able to choose from 16 hatchback and four saloon versions of the auto.
Mazda was keen to highlight the vehicle's safety credentials and pointed out it offers a range of features designed to protect the driver and their passengers, including an Emergency Stop Signalling System and Dynamic Stability Control.
Sales and marketing director Mark Cameron said: "The new model is improved visually, technically and in terms of comfort."
Earlier this spring, two new Mazda2 1.6D Sport models joined the manufacturer's line-up.
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