2010 Mazda MAZDASPEED3 Reviews and Buying Tips
2010 Mazda MAZDASPEED3 Reviews and Buying Tips
without sacrificing too much practicality for everyday commuting, the 2010 MazdaSpeed3 delivers pulse-quickening thrills for the back roads—or weekend track forays
Overview of 2010 Mazda MAZDASPEED3
The 2010 MAZDASPEED3 is a 4-door, 5-passenger wagon, available in one trim only, the Sport 5-Door.
Upon introduction, the MAZDASPEED3 is equipped with a standard 2.3-liter, I4, 263-horsepower, turbo engine that achieves 18-mpg in the city and 25-mpg on the highway. A 6-speed manual transmission with overdrive is standard.
The 2010 MAZDASPEED3 is restyled for 2010.
Index of Mazda MAZDASPEED3 Expert Reviews
- thecarconnection—STYLING:The 2010 Mazda MazdaSpeed3 makes a slightly awkward first impression, but its interior strikes the right look and the proportions are still correct;PERFORMANCE:The 2010 Mazda MazdaSpeed3 is much more fun to drive than most other subcompacts, and it returns very impressive fuel economy;QUALITY:The 2010 Mazda MazdaSpeed3 has a versatile and cavernous interior that’s good for people and cargo alike and adorned with top-notch materials;FEATURES:The 2010 Mazda MazdaSpeed3 comes well equipped, and you’ll be happy, provided you aren’t looking for leading-edge tech features.
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Buying Tips:
Not planning to go to the track? If you like the look of the 2010 MazdaSpeed3 but aren’t sure you need all the go-fast hardware, take a look at the five-door “s” version of the standard 2010 Mazda3. It feels almost as perky in ordinary driving and you’ll save some dough.
Competitors Box of 2010 Mazda MAZDASPEED3
- * Honda Civic Si
- * Mitsubishi Ralliart
- * Nissan SE-R Spec V
- * Subaru WRX
- * Volkswagen GTI
About Mazda 
Instituted in 1920 under the name “Toyo Cork Kogyo Co. Ltd”, this Japanese automaker’s Canadian division began selling cars in 1968. With a dealer network that now includes 163 showrooms, Mazda Canada is able to offer consumers across the country a wide selection of models comprised of two sedans (Mazda3, Mazda6)), two popular sports cars (MX5, RX8.), two crossovers (CX7), CX9), a traditional SUV (Tribute), a minivan (Mazda5) and a compact pickup truck (Serie B).
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Comment by
franciscom on 7 October 2009:
The Sport 5-Door car is amazing, looks great. I like the fact that they now have the blue tooth, mirror blinkers, nicer interior and affordable options to get like the GPS. I don’t understand why it does not have air bags all around the interior of the car? now days this is a must have for any vehicle. I like the fact that the car can be a family car / fun sports car. I test drove the car and I would like to purchase it in the near future.
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Comment by
Johnny on 7 October 2009:
I purchased my vehicle Sport 5-Door 3 weeks ago and must say its a blast to drive. I am amazed on how much power comes from a 4 cylinder engine. The handling is superb but the ride is harsh because of the beefed up suspension. The technology package makes you feel like you are in a car that costs thousands more. I am a little disappointed with the paint and its been years since I purchased a new car, I have the color black mica and its beautiful but I found a chip in the paint already and I am going to purchase a 3M invisible bra to protect my investment. I am satisfied overall with the car
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Comment by
Jason on 7 October 2009:
i have wanted a speed3 since they came out.
Been a Mazda driver/fan for well over a decade.still own a 93 miata and the car i traded in for the speed3 was an 05 Mazda3s. I absolutely loved that car…rock solid and reliable. Let me just say…the speed version is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! on top of just mind boggling accelleration, stopping power that just never gives out. it truely is a looker. I’ve had so many people ask me about it…and i’ve had it just a week! I chose Liquid silver mettalic paint. I love the bluetooth, ipod touch connected simply, as did cell phone. I chose not to get nav….the screen is tiny on it, and i just didnt see spending 1800 more for it and the advanced lock/starter button that come in the tech package. while those are cool toys, i can use a tom tom or other nav setup for a fraction of the cost. Overall, its my dream car and i still cant believe it sits in my driveway.
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