Since its historical production in 2004, Mazda 3 has won its status for being the motor world’s reasonably priced, fun to drive with and stylish sedan for mankind. Now, Mazda’s objective for the revamped 2010 Mazda 3 was to produce a car that would attract new buyers by expanding the 3’s allure without discarding the attributes and qualities that current Mazda 3 owners are loving and enjoying.

When the new Mazda 3 made its unveiling, the manufacturer still gave the RX-3-stirred design job as what they have employed on the old Mazda that made it a big hit in the global market. It closes dealerships on spring, that sets its price on $15,715 (that includes $670 for destination), which corresponds to a $355 price increase over its forerunner. New entries of the car array continues to be revved up by a 2.0 liter four cylinder engine that produces a generous 148 horsepower and has 135 lb-ft torque.

As for the first-class “s” fits, the latest 2.5 liter four cylindered engine runs the vehicles that is owed from the Mazda 6, and emits 167 horsepower and 168 lb-ft torque. This actually took the place of the former 156 horsepower and 150 lb-ft from the engine configuration of 2.3. The price ranges for the Mazda 3 is $20,210 on its sedan line and for its five-door hatcback line, $20,700, which is furnished with the automatic transmission of five-speed.

Also featured are the Mazda 3s Grand Touring models with selected automatic transmission gearbox. The models are available at $22,970.

Via The VN Channel.