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Sporty looks, excellent handling and braking, a practical design, excellent scores in federal crash tests
Sportier driving feel than other vehicles its size; emphasis on on-road performance; very roomy interior; safety features
Revamped appearance looks even sportier; the stylish interior of a more expensive car; great steering and handling; good fuel economy (3i model)
Sporty; compact with seating for six; economical both at the dealership and at the pump; small footprint for effortless parking and maneuverability
Great ride and handling; fuel-efficient 4-cylinder engine; class-leading acceleration with V6; top safety; standout tech features
Classic roadster driving experience, fun performance; easy manual top operation; fuel efficiency.
Distinctive styling; unique Wankel rotary engine; great handling
Comfortable interior; ample storage space; adequate power with good fuel efficiency
The 2010 Mazda product line continues to attract customers interested in compact to mid-sized vehicles with a sporty attitude. The Mazda3 is complete new for the 2010 model year available as a sedan or hatchback. Pronounced front fender flares and a so-called ‘smile' grille are fashioned into the new compact car. The Mazda6 mid-sized sedan expands with the addition of a new Touring Plus trim level in 2010. Bluetooth connectivity, power moon roof and Blind Spot Monitoring System are gathered as standard features under the new trim level. Mild styling enhancements are noted for Mazda's two crossover vehicles, the CX-7 and CX-9 that include a bolder grille on the outside as well as a refined instrument panel inside. A naturally-aspirated 2.5-liter four-cylinder base engine debuts for the Mazda CX-7. For 2010, Mazda no longer offers their long-running B-Series compact pickup truck.