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Economical; crisp handling; feature-rich; unique styling; ample power; available all-wheel drive
Perhaps the best-handling in its class; perky powertrain (Touring and Grand Touring); stylish exterior; good set of safety features; full-features audio and infotainment; excellent fuel economy ratings
Standout styling; feature-rich trims; advanced safety features; powerful turbocharged engine; fuel efficiency
Efficient, powerful drivetrains; loaded with features; unique styling; good use of space
Attractive styling; sprightly 2.5L engine; athletic handling; excellent safety; impressive fuel efficiency; standout technology
Tossable handling; sharp styling; convertible top; easy on the wallet; good fuel economy
The brand behind KODO Soul of Motion design language and SkyActiv technology has positioned their focus on the creation of a new small crossover vehicle as well as the new generation version of a popular product for 2016. The 2016 Mazda CX-3 is designed to be exceptionally nimble and versatile vehicle that is a total of 168.3 inches in length. Creating the most buzz heading into 2016 for Mazda is their fourth-generation MX-5 roadster.
Sculpted with a new sense of lively aggression and engineered to be the lightest version of the sports car ever sold in the United States, the rear-wheel drive 2016 Mazda MX-5 debuts with performance from a 155-horsepower SkyActiv-G 2.0-liter engine. For 2016, the Mazda6 and Mazda CX-5 crossover receive a mid-cycle refresh. On both vehicles, an updated grille outside as well as a revised dashboard and center console inside defines the 2016 model year products. All 2016 Mazda3 models will be equipped with a backup camera as standard equipment. The Mazda5 has been permanently removed from the line-up for 2016 while the CX-9 seven-passenger crossover is planned to receive a well-deserved make-over for the 2017 model year.