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£220/pm (HP)
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£227/pm (HP)
40.2K
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£13,495
35.2K
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£7,495
£136/pm (HP)
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£157/pm (HP)
82.7K
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£105/pm (HP)
96.0K
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£272/pm (HP)
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£11,400
46.9K
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61.7K
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£10,495
53.9K
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51.3K
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£6,995
£126/pm (HP)
103.2K
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21Low Mileage
£8,774
42.0K
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27Low Mileage
£8,998
45.7K
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£10,650
£203/pm (HP)
65.0K
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23.8K
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If you’re in the market for a car that’s stylish, fun and efficient, then a used Mazda CX-3 is a great choice. This compact crossover is enjoyable to drive and has sharp styling for a sporty appearance. Even with its smaller cabin, there's a generous list of equipment and a high level of quality, providing good value for buyers of used models.
Even with only a few model years, Mazda has built the CX-3 with petrol and diesel engines, an automatic or a manual gearbox, and front- or four-wheel drive.
PetrolThe Mazda CX-3 is small and agile, but also has enough interior space to make it practical for a growing family.
Interior spaceMazda has earned a reputation for building high-quality SUVs, starting with the CX-5 in 2012. After the success of that model, Mazda decided that it was time to launch the first compact crossover in 2015 – the CX-3. This smaller model was set to compete against the Renault Captur and Nissan Juke, but it didn't make it out of the first generation. Mazda decided to discontinue production in 2019 and focus on the CX-30 instead.
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The petrol engines have been the most popular despite having a lower efficiency rating than the diesel. Drivers tend to prefer the acceleration of the petrol engines, and used examples are cheaper to buy, too.
Mazda has offered the CX-3 in several models, including the SE Nav+, SE L Nav+, Sport Nav+ and GT Sport. Of these variants, the Sport Nav+ has been the most popular with its adaptive LED headlights, keyless entry, 18-inch alloy wheels, half-leather sports seats, front parking sensors, head-up display and premium Bose sound system.
Customers should look out for available red leather seats, which provide a sporty appearance, and fog lights for improved visibility. Tinted windows offer more privacy and heated front seats are a good choice for those driving on cold mornings.
Yes, the CX-3 is a compact crossover, but there's plenty of room in the back seat for children. The vehicle also features a decent amount of boot space to carry a few soft bags or a small suitcase.
No, before it was discontinued in 2019, Mazda had not offered a hybrid model. Instead, the carmaker built petrol and diesel engines. The earlier diesel models are more efficient, with a claimed rating of 70.6mpg.
Yes, but the automatic transmission models aren't nearly as popular as those with a manual gearbox. Customers may still be able to find a used CX-3 with an automatic transmission, but they will most likely have to pay a little more.
Yes, the CX-3 is available with four-wheel drive. The front-wheel drive models are more popular and tend to be cheaper, so customers should consider their needs before making a decision.
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