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Mazda 3 2020 review: Astina hatch
Executive Summary
AutoExec Summary:
Mazda is enhancing its lineup with a strategic shift towards premium offerings, as evidenced by the G25 Astina hatch. Priced at $38,240 before on-roads, it features a robust 2.5L engine and a comprehensive suite of high-end amenities, though some may question the value due to higher costs compared to previous models. The car boasts an attractive design, improved driving dynamics, and an impressive safety suite, but compromises in interior space and fuel efficiency may deter some buyers.
Brands mentioned: Mazda, Toyota, Subaru, Hyundai, Kia, Mini, Alfa Romeo
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Mazda 3 2020 review: Astina hatch
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