Introducing the All-New 2010 Mazda3 4-door
Mazda delivers yet another exhilarating driving experience with the all-new 2010 MAZDA3. As Mazda's global best-seller*, the current MAZDA3 was the foundation for a dedicated worldwide team of engineers and designers to take the car to the next level.
The all-new, fully redesigned 2010 MAZDA3 features advances in performance, fuel economy and safety. Add in a more powerful, yet quieter drive, aggressive design and a load of sophisticated amenities not usually found in the compact segment, and the all-new MAZDA3 delivers everything you could ask for in a compact sports sedan.
Look for the world debut of the all-new 2010 MAZDA3 at this year's LA Auto Show†, with a MAZDA3 five-door hatchback to follow. Want more news as soon as it's released? Sign-up below and you'll receive updates as further details become available.
* Currently Mazda's top selling model globally, with one of the highest production volumes of any single model in Japan.
† Press days are November 19 and 20, and the public days are November 21 through 30, 2008.
Mazda delivers yet another exhilarating driving experience with the all-new 2010 MAZDA3. As Mazda's global best-seller*, the current MAZDA3 was the foundation for a dedicated worldwide team of engineers and designers to take the car to the next level.
The all-new, fully redesigned 2010 MAZDA3 features advances in performance, fuel economy and safety. Add in a more powerful, yet quieter drive, aggressive design and a load of sophisticated amenities not usually found in the compact segment, and the all-new MAZDA3 delivers everything you could ask for in a compact sports sedan.
Look for the world debut of the all-new 2010 MAZDA3 at this year's LA Auto Show†, with a MAZDA3 five-door hatchback to follow. Want more news as soon as it's released? Sign-up below and you'll receive updates as further details become available.
* Currently Mazda's top selling model globally, with one of the highest production volumes of any single model in Japan.
† Press days are November 19 and 20, and the public days are November 21 through 30, 2008.