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Buyer's Guide

Mazda

Mazda sets itself apart from the competition by crafting what are often the most fun to drive and stylish cars in their respective segments. Recently, the Japanese automaker began adding upscale trimmings in an attempt to become more luxurious.

 

Least Expensive: Serving as entry points to the Mazda lineup, the Mazda 3 2.0 compact sedan and tiny CX-3 subcompact SUV start in the low $20,000s.

 

Most Expensive: Mazda's three-row CX-9 gets near-luxury levels of equipment in its range-topping Signature model that can nearly hit $50,000.

Utility/Offroad
Mazda CX-3
$20790
34 / Hwy • 29 / City
Overview Looking for info on the slightly larger Mazda CX-30? Head here for the full story. ...
Mazda CX-30
$22050
33 / Hwy • 25 / City
Overview The CX-30 is something of a 'tweener; it's sandwiched between the pint-sized CX-3 and the compact CX...
Mazda CX-5
$25370
31 / Hwy • 25 / City
Overview The CX-5 is Mazda's compact SUV, positioned above the pint-sized CX-3 and CX-30 but below the three-...
Mazda CX-9
$34160
28 / Hwy • 22 / City
Overview Above a family of small crossovers including the CX-3, CX-30, and CX-5, Mazda's flagship offering is...
Sports
Mazda Miata
$26830
34 / Hwy • 26 / City
Overview For 2020, all models are now equipped standard with blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert,...
Midsize/Fullsize
Mazda Mazda6
$24475
35 / Hwy • 26 / City
Overview Carrying over the main updates from its 2018 mid-cycle refresh, changes for 2020 include a new key f...
Compact
Mazda Mazda3
$20650
36 / Hwy • 28 / City
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