Taking a Closer Look at the 2021 Mazda3 Hatchback

Whether or not you are already a fan of the Mazda3, get ready to fall in love with the 2023 Hatchback version. This head-turning vehicle will make even the most skeptical observer into an admirer. Keep reading to get more information about this phenomenal vehicle and all it has to offer. more Interior Features With seven different trim packages, this car is all about options. But whether you choose the 2.5 S with cloth-trimmed seats or the 2.5 Turbo with Greige Leatherette, or even the Carbon Edition with its red leather seats, all of them are sport seats that are designed for maximum comfort. With room for five passengers, the back 60/40 split-folding seats also give you the option of extra cargo space, with Car & Driver tested cargo space for up to five passengers and five bags or up to 16 bags with the back seats folded. While all trim packages offer a convenient 7-inch instrumentation panel, the Premium, Turbo, and turbo Premium packages add a full-color, windshield-projected active driving display. And with Mazda Advanced Keyless Entry and push-button start across all trim packages, you'll get convenience no matter the package you choose. Exterior Features This hatchback's sleek appearance makes it a stunning addition to Mazda's lineup. 18-inch aluminum alloy wheels on all trim packages come in either a gray or black metallic finish. With up to 6 colors to choose from, you can pick the one that's right for you. And with a black front grille and roof spoiler, as well as an optional roof-mounted sharkfin antenna and power sliding glass moonroof, you'll be turning heads as you pass by. Tech and Safety Features One thing Mazda is known for is its safety, and this model is no exception. Besides the standard safety features, such as front and side airbags and 3-point safety belts for all passengers, Mazda has included dynamic stability control, traction control, blind spot monitoring, rear traffic alert, driver attention alerts, lane-keep assistance, and so much more in its safety package for 2023. Impressive tech means that these vehicles come equipped with an eight or 12-speaker audio system, fully-integrated Apple or Android integration, radar cruise control with stop-and-go, and three free years of Mazda Connected Services. New Features for 2023 Mazda focused its updates on the performance category this year, upping the horsepower and the fuel economy, meaning you'll have more oomph but use less gas. With a 2.5-L Skyactiv-G engine, you'll get 191 horsepower and 186 lb-ft of torque. And updated fuel efficiency gives this engine an EPA-estimated 28 MPG in the city and 37 MPG on the highway, for a combined 31 MPG. With so much to love, it's no wonder that this is one of Mazda's best-selling vehicles. This car is high on safety and reliability while delivering a high-end feel without the high-end price, not to mention its head-turning appearance. Come by Flood Mazda at 220 Old Tower Hill Rd. in Wakefield, or schedule a test drive online to get behind the wheel of one of these beauties today. Image via Mazda

The 2022 Mazda3 is one of the most elegant sedan models out there. It comes equipped with the i-Active AWD system, which optimizes the car's performance in different weather conditions. In this article, you'll discover what's new in the 2022 version and why this car is not only beautiful but also comfortable and efficient. more Basics About the Mazda3 The Mazda3 is extremely elegant, with leather-trimmed interiors and a sedan design. It's available in a variety of colors, so you can express your personal style. The stylish Carbon Edition comes with polymetal gray metallic paint, red seats, black alloy wheels, and black side mirrors. The car has an optional Bose audio system, with 12 speakers and elegant aluminum speaker grills. The Mazda3 also boasts the i-Activisense suite, which includes advanced safety features. The i-Activ AWD feature boosts the performance of the vehicle in any weather condition. The system detects the conditions of the road in different weather: snow, rain, and so on. Based on how slippery the road is, the system sends a different amount of force to the rear wheels, to prevent slippage of the front wheels. New/Unique Features The 2022 version of the Mazda3 comes with a variety of new color options and trim options. For each one of its models, Mazda offers several “packages” with different trim options, paint colors, and features. Each year, these packages change. This year, for the Mazda 3 you can choose these packages: 2.0 Sedan, 2.5 S Sedan, Select, Preferred, Carbon Edition, Premium, 2.5 Turbo, and 2.5 Turbo Premium Plus. For example, the Preferred package comes with heated front seats, while the 2.5 Turbo package has a horsepower of up to 250. You can customize most packages with additional accessories or different colors. The Carbon Edition package was previously offered for other models. The Mazda3 only got it in 2022. The 2022 edition of the Mazda 3 offers the same dependable performance as the previous versions, with no significant differences. The Connectivity Options This classy car comes with the MyMazda app and Mazda Connected Services. With the purchase of your car, you get a three-year subscription to Mazda Connected Services for free. Using your mobile device, you can lock and unlock the doors remotely, start the engine without a key, and stop the engine remotely. The app also provides a useful health status report of your Mazda3. It notifies you when you need to check the tires or oil or get your car serviced. This helps prevent mishaps on the road. Also, you can check the fuel level and tire pressure right from your smartphone, to plan your trips in a smart way. If you forgot where you parked your car, you'll be able to find it easily with Mazda Connected Services. Now, you know everything about the new version of the Mazda3. It has a whole new range of color options, powerful driver-assist features, and smartphone connectivity options to make driving a pleasure. Contact Flood Mazda for additional information on this model and to book a test drive. Image via Mazda