CX-3 service professionals

CX-3 service professionals
CX-3 service professionals

Mazda Motor Corporation is a Japanese multinational automaker based in Fuchū, Hiroshima, Japan. In 2015, Mazda produced 1.5 million vehicles for global sales, the majority of which were produced in the company's Japanese plants, with the remainder coming from a variety of other plants worldwide.

The 2021 Mazda CX-3 is a subcompact crossover SUV known for its sporty design and engaging driving dynamics. Here are some of the notable features of the 2021 Mazda CX-3:

Engine and Performance:

The CX-3 typically comes with a 2.0-liter Skyactiv-G four-cylinder engine.

Front-wheel drive (FWD) is standard, and all-wheel drive (AWD) is often available as an option.

Transmission:

A 6-speed automatic transmission is standard in most configurations.

Exterior Design:

Mazda's Kodo design language gives the CX-3 a sleek and sporty appearance.

LED headlights and taillights contribute to the modern design.

Interior Comfort:

Quality interior materials and attention to detail in the cabin.

Comfortable seating for passengers, with supportive front seats.

Infotainment System:

A 7-inch touchscreen infotainment display is typically standard.

Mazda Connect infotainment system with smartphone integration through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Safety Features:

Advanced safety features may include adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking, and blind-spot monitoring.

Handling and Suspension:

Mazda is known for its "Zoom-Zoom" philosophy, and the CX-3 reflects this with agile handling and a responsive suspension.

Cargo Space:

Though it's a subcompact SUV, the CX-3 often offers a versatile cargo area with a split-folding rear seat for additional storage space.

Comfort and Convenience:

Features like keyless entry, push-button start, and available heated seats contribute to convenience and comfort.

Fuel Efficiency:

The CX-3 is typically praised for its fuel efficiency, making it a practical choice for city driving.

Available Packages:

Depending on the trim level, there might be additional packages or options available, such as a higher-end audio system or upgraded interior features.

Wheels and Tires:

Stylish alloy wheels and all-season tires are often part of the standard package.

Keep in mind that features can vary based on the trim level and any optional packages selected. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's recommended to check with Mazda or a local dealership.

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Product Reviews:


I have a 2007 CX7 car but it's nothing but a lemon with a 2-master cylinder and turbo charger. The fender popped loose and motor mounts were broken. When they changed turbo charger, nothing was under warranty. I have spent over $3,000.00. I will never buy this SUV or Mazda again. What a joke. I'm easy on this car with 63,000 miles on it. When all **, I can't afford to get rid of it. But when I can look out the world, I will buy one from the USA.

Eileen of Anderson, sc
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I took my car (Mazda RX-8) in late night on 7/1/2012. I filled out the form stating my AC was less than optimum. I also told them the coolant light was coming on but not staying on and that the car was not overheating. I called the dealer at 4:30 on 7/2/2012 to check on the status. I was told they were getting prices and would call me back. When they called back, the quote was $400 for a sensor and sub tank. I declined the service since it was just a light issue. They quoted a repair of an AC control at $889.59 plus taxes that came to $1000.08. One has to have air in Memphis, so I authorized the repair. When I arrived to pick up the car, they read the repairs performed to me and stated there was damage to the AC face plate during prior work (Quote from invoice - the face plate is already damaged inside from someone doing prior work, but all seems okay though). I stated that the AC had never been worked on by anyone other than the Mazda dealer. I paid for the service, $1000.08, got in my car to find that the radio did not work and there were no lights on the radio/temp display nor were the lights on the AC controls working. I went right back in the shop to notify them. I was informed that there was no one available to look at the car because it was late on 7/3 and the next day was a holiday. The tech called Gary, who said they would send someone to pick up my car at my work on 7/5/2012. They came and got it. It was at the shop for a couple of hours when Gary called back to inform me the problem was with the face plate. The cost of this repair would be around $500. He stated that the displays were working at that time but he didn't know if it would last. They brought the car back to me. I made it less than a mile before the radio and the Ac controls went out. I smacked the dashboard and they came back on. The next morning, the same thing happened again. I have never once had a problem with my radio and AC controls before Gary's team took it apart. If it had truly been damaged (by Mazda in a prior service), one would think in seven years, I would have had the problem prior to this service. I have placed a call to the Service Department manager, with no response as yet.

Terry of Memphis, TN
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This is the first Mazda I've purchased and owned. The purchase of the vehicle was fine and I like the car. However... I asked to have a remote start installed (I live over an hour and a half from the dealership as this is the closest Mazda dealership to my home). I took a full day off work to drive to the dealership and wait four hours for the remote start to be installed. They installed an Mobile Remote Start (MMS) and NOT a remote start as I asked. The Mobile remote start doesn't work where I live and work in WV due to the lack of cell service in many areas. So I asked them to remove it. I had to take off another full day off work to have them remove the incorrect product that they installed the regular Mazda remote start.It's been a couple of months and the Mazda product (remote start) has been nothing but problems! It works one day and then doesn't work the next day. When it does work, it won't start until I'm like right up on top of my car and then when you open the door, the car shuts off. I changed the batteries and that didn't do anything. It worked the first day and not the second or third day. I contacted my salesman who said I could bring it back down and they would take a look at it and repair it if there was an issue. He said they would replace it if it was faulty. I went out and looked up the reviews and the reviews all indicate that similar problems have existed (with reviews dating) back to 2012. Apparently Mazda has done nothing to address or fix the issues with the faulty device.I requested a refund (I paid about $500.00 for the product and the installation). Mazda refused to give me a refund. They care absolutely nothing about the bottom line of their customers. This will be the LAST MAZDA I ever buy! Not because the car is bad, I like the car, but because the service after the sale of a 30K+ product is obviously NOT one where the customer care. I will be encouraging all my friends on Facebook and work and everyone from here on out who ask me about my car (it's a beautiful car... I get lots of questions about it), NEVER to buy one if they expect to have quality service after the sale! Terrible business practices Mazda! You should be ashamed of yourselves. P. S. I am a service disabled veteran... To all veterans out there... Beware!!!

Lucy of Walkersville, WV
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I've have my Mazda 2 for 9 months and I've this problem every now and then but it's been happening more lately. I start my car, put it in drive or reverse and I go to use my brakes and they lock up. I can't press down, so I have to pull my E-brake, turn my car off, take my key out then I put my key back in and start my car and it's all fine. Luckily it's only ever happened to me when there are no cars around but it's getting more consistent 2 times in 1 week.

Katie of Shoreline, WA
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Mazda CX7 - My Mazda had just over 70,000 miles on it. Notice I said had. 3 weeks ago the car died while my husband was driving to meet carpool, shortly thereafter, it spontaneously went up in flames! It completely burned the engine, dash, tires all to a crisp. In process of settling with insurance company, but as everyone knows I'm out thousands of dollars! We are working class family, and this was our only transportation. How do we hold Mazda liable? How do we recoup the millions of dollars consumers have lost by purchasing this car?

Evangelina of Lubbock, TX
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My husband bought me a 1998 Mazda 626 in June. In July I took to car to get a tune up and to see why the check engine light was on. When they hooked the car up to the machine they told me that the the first spark plug was misfiring and that it showed up that the threads from that spark plug was crossed. I took the car back to the dealership and they told me that someone had glued the spark plug and all my mechanic had to do was to wipe the glue off and the do the tune up. So I said okay and took the car back to Mekinee here in Raleigh. Well, they said they weren't going to touch the car so I called up the dealership and they said for me to bring the car to them, I said okay. While I'm on my way to take them the car, all of sudden the car broke down along the side of the highway. They came and towed the car, so the following day my husband who is in the military came home and we went down to check on the car and that's when they told us that the transmission was gone on the car. This car only has around 100,000 miles on it , now I don't know what to do and the dealership has completely stopped having contact with me and my husband.

Daniella of Raleigh, NC
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I took my 2006 Mazda Tribute into the dealership for an oil change, after three days, the car had broken down. I found out that there were no fluids in the car, so the engine was cracked. I left it at the dealership for resolution. After 8 weeks of no response, we had the car towed back to the house. We called the Mazda Corporate Office but to no avail. I'm disgusted with it all. I also purchased a Mazda 2005 RX8 the same day as this one, spent over $30,000 for that car, had to have 3 new engines within a year (what a joke).

Tersa of 1006 Thomas Ridge, TX
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This car (Mazda 2010 CX-9) has had 3 unexpected accelerations since last November 2012. These incidents are terrifying. Mazda is aware of the problem. Do not buy this car. It is dangerous. I had my car for 9 months before the first incident. The brakes do not bring the car to a stop. I have to pump them and it feels like air. All 3 incidents have been on the highway. I was fortunate enough to get off on the median without killing myself, my passenger or other people on the road. This car is dangerous and a lemon. My car is at the Mazda dealer now. The dealer is helpless to help me because Mazda Corp has tied their hands and do not want to have millions of dollars spent on recalls.

Cindy of Virginia beach, va
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Mazda 5 2008 Electrical problem. First transmission going from drive to lower gear electronically - change out 3 computer and wiring harness. Now heater blower fuse blows and sometimes the lights & horn blow after shutting off the car.

Glenn of Mississauga, ON
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We had a CX-9 signature bought straight out of the dealership and after 4 years the panel from passenger back door just came out on our son's hand. They blamed us for their lack of quality and I have the video to proof.

Cassio of Prosper, TX
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