2019 Mazda3 vs Toyota Corolla Hatchback Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Compact hatchbacks are usually all about value and not much else, but the Mazda3 and Toyota Corolla also add style, driving dynamics, and tech into the mix. Although this has always been the case for the Mazda3, the two hatchbacks have recently been totally overhauled and now the Corolla has more to offer than just reliability and value. In previous generations, we thought it was unfair to compare the Corolla to the Mazda3 because the Toyota always seemed a class below. With this new generation model, however, the playing field has been leveled and we now think the two are worthy competitors. Although the two hatchbacks are executed quite differently, they both have a lot to offer and we've brought them together to see which one is the better car.
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Automotive journalists, complain for years about mazda’s refinement and NVH. Then when Mazda addresses it, they complain about it being too refined and it missing the sporty character.
Omg you’re so right
Waylon Payne remember tho they made it a bit softer
f181234 there is no definitive consensus on it being softer. Many reviewers say it’s the best handling in the segment. These two reviewers, I don’t think have any racing pedigree to make a verdict on handling.
hahahahaha.
Torsion beam rear - I hear that gives a smoother ride.
Such a strange review. It seemed like you were disappointed in the Mazda3 and you the Corolla surpassed your expectations, but in the end you selected the Mazda3 as the winner with no clear explanation. Why? What happened?
Beginning of the review, they were praising the mazda more than not, just nagging about it comparing it to the older 3.
I think it's more like the Corolla exceeded their expectations
Because these are novice reviewers.
@@ezeess7239 OOOOOOO GOT 'EM!!!!!
Who paid for the review…
What the heck is "bubbly" and "sparkle" supposed to mean when describing a car?
Plur307 details
The "blue" isn't really. It's a black car with blue sparkles if you look at it at just the right angle. Boring colors this year....
She don't know what she is talking about 😩😂
@@valitocardoso4643 I doubt anyone is listening to her opinion, 'cept a few gals perhaps.
She never checks her oil...only when it doesn't sparkle, or is not bubbly enough...then runs to daddy.
CARS DON'T NEED TOUCHSCREENS! Not a single one!
@Truth 7 my words!
Dominik Klär exactly all we need is a car that feels great that doesn’t have stupid touchscreens.
She should know it was safety purposes!
erm i think they do- needs to have physical buttons as well but a screen is rly useful
Mazda dont have a luxury brand so they can go all out on their Mazda unlike Toyota that try to save their luxury interior on Lexus.
style 20 That's true. Toyota always has to draw a line.
I wanted a Lexus but ended with a Corolla 2.0 hybrid TS because I wanted more boot space and the newest tech Lexus is NOW getting.
I get the feeling, that Toyota models get all the new tech earlier (lab rats?).
I got a very good deal and get my car probably next week.
@@julianschmidt4905 got myself a 2020 toyota corolla le and to be honest it exceeded my expectations to the features it offers compared to honda civic ex bar the sunroof.
Yep yep and Lexus is just a glorified Camry
@@ezeess7239 I think lexus is a bit different to the camry as fat as interior goes but ofc the engine is based on camry platform
I personally don't like touchscreens. They get dirty so fast. I use the system in my CX-5 exclusively with the dial.
Coz ur fingers are dirty😂😂
You have to be clean
How do you use a Smartphone then?
Totally agree. Those other things look just like tablets as you see them in Teslas. Although, with a Tesla it still looks good. That fits. But not in an average hatchback car. Just annoying and distracting.
@@XQoozMii U don't need a touchscreen to use a Smartphone. Use your brain and be creative.
Mazda has a beautiful lineup of vehicles
If any of them could be reliable over 100k miles they’d be a realistic option for more people
They really do! The front end is so beautiful. Looks like nothing else out there. Great looking and very reliable cars. ✌🏻
After the second “bubbly “ comment.....video stopped
womens, amirite?
@@EastofVictoriaPark oh cmon it made me puke a little too
I don't agree with any complaints she said about the Mazda3. It's a magnificent piece of craftsmanship, and I ADORE it.
U know u can use voice for typing in a navigation....
5:53 what in the blue hell are you doing?
gio957 give that man as Oscar!
@@fl4tbxr yes
ikr i'm so confused lol
He's being overly dramatic about the quarter inch less headroom than the corolla
He was being funny. Made me laugh anyway. 😂
“Mazda 3 is a little too serious” absolutely right, but that’s what I love about 🤤
I have the 3 hatch. I was skeptical about the c pillar too but it looks much better in person. Loving the car so far.
C Pillar makes it look muscular. I like the looks a lot. Got a Machine Gray.
How about having people in the back ? did you ever have that problem with space?
How’s the back seats? Has it been comfy for you and has the space been a problem?
It also helps a ton with side impacts in crashes so it's safer than the corolla
I have to disagree with you guys on the Mazda 3. I currently own a 2014 Mazda 3SGT love the car, but it's not perfect. Mazda listened to it's customers & the all new Mazda 3 shows. Many owners & I had numerous complaints such as firm ride, Very noisy cabin, poor performing Bose sound system, low resolution/slow infotainment system, tacky HUD display, no memory seating ffs Mazda even added a dead pedal finally!!! Kudos to Mazda for actually listening to it's customer & addressing the majority of the complaints. Once Mazda adds the 2.5T engine (finger's crossed) it's going to be an incredible car & should also address the complaints you had.
Thanks for the feedback. We think this is a totally new direction for Mazda, and it'll take some getting used to.
Literally never hears anyone complain about any of that. 😂😂😂
What is there in a step above the Mazda3 that you can get a manual and a naturally aspirated motor in? sedan or hatch?
When you talk about backseat room, you should always tell us the person's height. There is a big difference if you are 6' 6" vs 5' 6".
Without your height your opinion is useless on this matter. The woman in the video should have given an opinion about this too along with her height.
Good short review I took the new Mazda three for a test drive and agree with the review comments I would ask them perhaps they can respond here, whether they experienced any jarring “thuds” from the wheels when hitting uneven surfaces or minor potholes?
I test drove the toyota corolla 2020 and mazda 3 2019. They are both GREAT! Its a tie in my book. However, the mazda does have a more luxury style to it and speakers Bose. The mazda also has more hp so if you like speed mazda. Again its about preference.
Sorry about the rant as a long time car fan I always hated how heated some people will get over something so materialistic, focus at the positives and the negatives with a level headed mind
Agreed
I want the one that LASTS; could you help me there?
This comment is probably more useful than the entire video.
mazda 3 wins :D
First reply
First autoguide video I disliked due to conflicting statements
I've driven both in sedan verson, and I have to disagree! The Mazda still drives better than the Corolla, even though the Corolla is much better than before, the chassis in the Mazda feels more planted, as she said, German like, I would admit however that the Mazda3 isn't as raw as it used to be (that made it very fun but tiresome at long distance drives, and I know because I have a 2016). I'll definitely be upgrading next year, hopefully they release an AWD turbo version! And I still would choose the Corolla over the Civic, the CVT is better in the Corolla and I just can't get over the Civic's styling.
Hopefully that AWD Turbo is on the way. That'll make us forget about the more sedate drive
@@AutoGuide crossing fingers nos, Mazda cannot do it right for everyone, when they were the best and most fun to drive, people complained about noise and ride. Now they have a good ride and quiet cabin... Well you catch my drift.
I actually own both and I like the handling of the Corolla better. The Toyota is a 6 speed manual and the Mazda is an auto. The Mazda rides better but the Corolla handles better and is just more fun to drive. I like the interior much better in the Mazda.
Great video guys. I really liked the interior shots of the Mazda3. Now if you could do more podcast episodes....
Thanks for watching! We miss doing the podcast too
Mazda 3 is definitely the much nicer looking car as well as the bigger nicer engine. It also costs $4k more which is quite a bit more in this price range. The corolla is more of an economy car while the Mazda is a sportier nicer slightly more expensive economy car.
"Slightly more expensive"... but has a torsion beam rear suspension whereas the Corolla has independent multi-link rear suspension.
This mazda is one of the most beautifull car this day and that's all about it. You don't have to compare it. Mazda have a totaly diferent philisophy from generalist and that's why this car is so particular. Not like those generic focus, golf, megane, seat,... All these swiss knife without soul.
I disagree with the back side. Ugly as sin. I bought the Corolla bc it's cheaper and looks better to me.
I think the 3 hatch is ugly. The front end is nothing but a huge grille (which is made even uglier when you stick a license plate on it), and the rear is like a woman with a big, fat ass. Reminds me of the old VW Corrado in the back.
@@242HP Woo hoo! VW Corrado reference! 😀
I think the Mazda Hatch is the only one that looks like a Hatch.
I have found that the Corolla hatchback does not have very much side and rear visibility, which the sedan has much more. Do the Mazdas have the same scenario?
5:53 Passengers in my car when I’m driving.
Can anyone tell me what color is the mazda in the video?
The Mazda looks like it can be a luxury car. I take the Mazda.
You guys need to watch and listen to your own review in detail. So many conflicting comments. The Mazda isn't bubbly enough, it's too Greman? Dumb comments to say the least. The back seat looks like a straight jacket and the infotainment interface isn't very good. Other than the infotainment on the Toyota, it seemed to be the best all arounder. Listen to the words you use to describe each car. Is the Mazda worth $4000 more than the Toyota?
Yeah totally conflicting in certain points of the review...after a lot of bashing on the 3 and not so much on the Corolla in the end you guys picked - the 3 as the better car. Duh....
Mazda 3 is the winner for sure in my own personal opinion
I love Mazda's design! Such a head turner.
I own this Mazda model and I love how it feels luxurious and sporty. I love how it drives , pretty light.
It really is! That front end is beautiful! ✌🏻
Some great points were made here. Mazda needs to bring back the Mazda3 Speed.
Scotty wouldn't agree
@stop asking me to change my name!
This is a better cvt :)
stop asking me to change my name! Current Corollas are sold with the fix
Scotty is a clown.
ngl they werent lying on the toyota corolla infotainment system being terrible, and it’s slow enough to frustrate most people. works like an iphone that’s 6+ gens behind
Enters car lot. 'so what are you looking for here today?' '....something bubbly'
“mAAAAAAzda”
Americans say "Mahzda". Canadians say 'Maaaazda"
@@newerafrican And it should be pronounced "Matszuda"
Lol, Mehzzzzda3
@@steveluth3139 ........... Matsuda ......
Yeah. Americans screw up the pronunciation but I’ll still keep saying it the American way. Lol
Hey can u guys do a Review of the mammoth car from the cartoon series Go Speed Racer??? I always wanted 2 no the mpg 4 that vehicle and pls allow jodi 2 b the driver. Lol thanks.
Nutts Mahonie. LOL... can't help but laugh at your comment I remember watching that episode when I was a kid Speed Racer and that you're asking them to review it😁
You cannot beat the nonlinear power with that dynamic force engine in the Toyota CHB. It's reminiscent of the Acura Integra Vtec.
The new Toyota hatchback is doing the same thing Mazda was doing with their Gen 1 Mazda 3 hatchback back 13+ years ago lol
Mazda 3 for sure. Looks clean, sleek, classy. The Corolla looks like something a teenager would drive. Its like Toyota took the designers from Scion and said “even though that company failed...you should design our cars now!”
I personally think the Corolla hatch looks much better, especially the rear end. The Mazda looks like a squished egg from the back, unless of course you get the $3k bodykit. The Corolla design looks more aggressive and futuristic imo.
Also, the head designer never worked at Scion. The styling is completely different than what Scions were.
The front end of that Mazda though…. so beautiful! Looks like nothing else out there. ✌🏻
The meme that consumers don't actually know what they want actually holds true here.
the corolla looks great! way better than any previous corolla
I agree the new one looks better alot people in my city driving Toyota
I think a agree with the new 3 to be too mature. That's the reason in 2017 I bought a 3 and not a Golf. It has a wonderful sporty balance, and you can brake into corners, like old-school Peugeot's.
Even lowered the suspension, so it feels even more like my MX5. The new 3 simply is too small. Two sons and me: 6'4. Does not fit.
It looks very good, I've not the idea the seats are better than my 3. What I hate is the downgraded rear suspension. A trade off for luxury to keep the price controllable that is unacceptable. The same reason why I did not go for the CX3.
I'm sorry but I drove both cars lately and the Mazda 3 is BY FAR the best car in years. The negative points you made...eh...I coudn't find any.
I have both and the Corolla with a 6 speed manual transmission. The Toyota is much more fun to drive. Love both!
Mazda 3 is in a completely different league than the corolla. The Mazda 3 is such a good looking car
Agree, but they don't hold their value and rust after 5 years. In addition Mazda are not that reliable
@@gianfrancoa not true, cars haven't rusted since 2010 (it was a welding issue, not steel issue, Toyota uses the exact same steel). They have also had better reliability than Toyota for years now. The only thing that continues to inflate the resale value of Toyotas is the myths that you are currently spreading
gianfrancoa this is a lie!
Toyota Camry and se 2020 looks better tbh
I honestly don’t like touch screens. What Mazda has done for me is perfect. I really really don’t like what Chevy has done for the new Colorado. It has ruined the truck. In my opinion.
I love my beautiful Mazda Hatch but I wish navigating my music wasn't so hard.... I'd like them to give us a software update to fix that very awkward/difficult system.
I think cars should focus less on touch screens and focus more on actual buttons or knobs where the driver can easily know what he is actually pressing or turning. I bought a car with an 8 inch touch screen and less knobs but then warns to not use it while driving. The heck!
“Toyota used to have a reputation to be boring” ,, I must have been in a coma for a while and didn’t realize it because when did that rep ever change?😂
Better question is when did Toyota got that reputation to begin with? In 80s and 90s they offered a lot of sports and sporty cars. In early 00s they still had something like MR2 Spyder or Corolla with 100hp per liter of displacement. Then they did get in boring period for a little bit but in 2012 they already had GT86 out on the market. They have Supra now, Camry with 300hp V6 and GT86 is still there.
Well you want to tell me that other similar companies have fun to drive sedans? I sure can't come up with even one example except for Mazda 6 which is relatively new car and still pretty slow overall. Don't see any difference between something like Altima, Accord, Legacy and Camry. Rarely any manufacturer has fun to drive sedans in that price range. Toyota has Lexus for pricier fun to drive sedans but generally speaking you need to spend over 30k to get behind the wheel of fun to drive family sedan.
And I always thought a Hatchback version of a Sedan meant better head and legroom despite its smaller size. Guess I was wrong all these years. Or... Manufacturers got it terribly wrong this time.
Mazda 3 wins the battle. Ok, you slid the seats backwards all the way then tried sitting in the back making it look bad. I had no issues with passengers sitting in the back of my 3 hatch.
It was pretty funny though. Lol
I own 5 Mazdas from 3 to CX9 2013 to 2017 models but now Im driving 19 Civic because my wife is switching brands. The Civic is so boring to drive, theres so much drone inside the cabin because of the CVT.
Thats what happens when you let the wife make the descions
Handling and speed, I’ll go with Mazda 3 :).
Does she know what she is talking about?
Is she from the New England area? I keep hearing hints of her accent,...especially when she says Mahzda.
They are Canadian. You can tell.
Do a comparison of VW cars (Arteon, Passat, Jetta) and Audi (A4, A5 sportback) too....
I like Mazda - the previous gen 3 was tight and fun. The new one seems less engaging and I'm not thrilled with the new design, even if it looks more up-market. By contrast, the Corolla hatchback is a great step forward - more power would be nice. Where the Corolla wins is durability and reliability . See how these hold up in 5 years, and then 10, and you'll appreciate the long-term advantage of Toyota.
Eh personally I never have a car longer than 7 years
Try to sit in the backseat of the Corolla. It can barely fit middle school teens
Mitul Jariwala “barely fits teens” as a full grown man sits back there. 😂
And seeing him in the Mazda barely fitting all cramped and twisted
@@dygardion9130 did that on purpose the front seat was far back. I saw other videos with 6ft adults sitting comfortable
MrPicky400 how do you know they didn’t put their seats forward?
@@dygardion9130 why TF you complaining? The corolla barely has 30 inches of legroom in the back! My accord which is 15 years old has more than 34 inches. Know your facts before replying! Also, in the video they're portraying the mazda as "cramped" while in reality it's not compared to the corolla
I never felt claustrophobic before, until I sat in a Mazda 3. Inside is super dark because of it’s tiny windows and you can’t see shit of what’s happening behind you, massive blind spot.
I see just fine out of mine, I guess when you are not a confident driver you need big windows
@@matezvicer5550 Damn, thats a salty fanboy response.
Gimme that Mazda in Polymetal Grey (or this Machine Grey) with red leather and a manual. 👍
Ryan Littleton can I get one to?
@@whyalwaysme2522 Don't ask me. Ask Mazda!
Give the Machine Grey a good look before you get the Polymetal Grey.
@@ytmember1 Oh I know, I love that color. I love both equally but I still would go for the Polymetal just because it's different.
I actually just bought the Polymetal red interior automatic hatchback and I'm genuinely in love
What is bubbly ? What?
5:52 Please take your medication man , PS you are great and you are doing a great job.
It was funny. ✌🏻
Some reviews on YT are saying that the tran in the Mazda is starting to slip. And it's awful at cooling the passengers at the back.
Own a mazda 3 and the transmissions on them a bit rough it good if you want a sporty driving feels but it concerning at the same time.
Toyota is very smooth but feels a little too smooth as in low on power mostly on the motorway.
Toyota is the best I know a guy who has Mazda he said he likes the new Toyota's to be honest
I don't care how fancy you think the Mazda is you can have the Mazda I'm sticking with the Toyota cuz I've had Corollas and they go 300,000 miles and even more and I've had a Mazda B4000 pickup and that was a big problem
Lol.. My 2014 mazda 3 has 120k miles on it and have had no issues what so ever. That toyota looks ugly and has a CVT smh.. Garbage
I see what you did there. Never touched on the rear end of the Mazda, not even showed it. 🤔
it looks fine?
Keep all rear-end touching to yourself please! lol! Thanks for watching.
Ugliest part of the car IMHO. I bought the Corolla after considering the price and design.
@@peace4myheart How are you liking the Corolla?
@@gregthesplintercell I like it a lot. No issues whatsoever as Toyota reliability is known for. Gas mileage is excellent. I do wish the back seats have a little more room. A little more hp would make the car more fun to drive but the 168hp is more than adequate for regular driving. Last, I wish Toyota would update the firmware to enable android auto. Currently, it has only carplay, and I am an Android phone user.
There's a trade-off in reference to the Mazda for looking so darn good
Get into a manual, your driving impressions will improve. Automatic in a small car will never be fun. Repost your review when finished.
Toyota really should have expanded on the 2017-19 designs of the Corolla. I parked by 3 2020 Corolla and they looked pretty bad compared to the previous generation
@RISEUP Gamer Glad you like it. I think it looks awful. Maybe they will redesign when I trade my Corolla for a new Corolla
Grover Williams I have a Corolla Hatch in blue flame and personally think it looks great! I definitely prefer the Hatchback over the 2020 Corolla Sedans though. Those look much more boring.
Corolla. No rear space boot/trunk. Mazda 3 triumph of style over space & vision! Try a Hyunda Elantra (i30) Hatch GT or Kia Cerato for warranty & all that's good.
Think carefully about long warranty periods, you have to ask why they do it.
Here in Australia the service costs for the Corolla over the 5 year warranty period is $175 per service or $875 for 5 years
I test drove the kia cerato GT and i liked it but my wife didn't.
The Kia has a 7 year warranty that is true.
The Cerato GT cost $3250 for the first 5 years and over 5k for the whole 7 years.
Of course the money might be not a factor to some people. But you can see they do get loads of money from you during the warranty period.
Worth pointing out I feel.
@@Steven_Rowe . Yes. The maths don't always match the real case mind you. And Kia has long had 7 year warranty whilst Toyota (& others) have only (grudgingly?) embraced 5 years. I don't know the answer. But I've owned both brand new Toyota and new Hyundais too, & while both are ultra reliable, nowadays, I get the feeling that Toyota is more into 'hardball' whereas Hyundai is extremely helpful & do what they politely say they'll do. As for Kia. I don't know, but if (are they?) like brother company Hyundai on the service and dealer front??
@@letsseeif I did like the Cerato because of max torque from 1500 RPM
So she thought the mazda had great style on the exterior and interior, excellent materials, great driving dynamics but was disappointed because it wasn't bubbly? Smh.. I'm a man not interested in bubbly. Then the guy pushes the driver seat all the way back and then throws a tantrum back seat. It's a hatchback. It's obviously not going to huge but offers plenty of practicality. I have a 2014 mazda 3 hatch and was planning on getting a CX 5 but after sitting in this car I'll more than likely get it in December. I'm 5' 9", set the seat to my driving position and sat behind myself and thought it was pretty decent room. If your taller then 6' you might feel cramped. It's just me and my 12 year old son. Love the luxury and grown up vibe it has. This review was horrible. Bubbly and tantrums? Kids smh
This did not sound nor feel like an unbiased comparison.
JODY??! How is the Mazda’s driving Comfort over bumps compared to the Corolla?
The Mazda feels great but too many bumps really rattles the rear-suspension. The Corolla is more consistent
Did you know that mazda 3 tires are special. Better search it
I am a 4 time Mazda owner and want to like the new Mazda3 hatchback, but I'm not sure I do. That rear visibility is very concerning as I drive in an urban environment and I need to be visually aware of the traffic and activity all around me at all times without the aid of cameras and beeps. The interior looks very nice, and I have no doubt it will be reliable, but the exterior styling is not doing it for me. I love hatchbacks. The VW Golf, love, but no way am I owning a VW out of warranty, and I keep my cars a long time. Elantra GT, ok, but nobody seems to have them in stock. Civic, looks hideous. Kia Forte hatchback, I'm will to give a chance but it is not determined if the latest Forte5 will be sold in the US for 2020. The Corolla hatchback hits all the marks, and the price is good, and I'm sure it will be reliable, but Toyota is a laggard by not offering Android Auto. I *must* have phone integration in my next new car, and I'm not switching to i-Phone.
I heard the 2020 corolla hatchback will have android auto, and the dealership told me i can have android auto installed in my 2019 hb sometime this november once an update is released (but theres no guarantee so the 2020 is the safer bet)
@@KeeTeh3 shortly after I posted here, Toyota announced that 2020 Corolla hatchbacks would include Android Auto. 👍
@@aca2983 i only have 1000 miles on my corolla so far, but I have absolutely loved every mile of it. I take it on backroads on my commute back regularly and haven't hit any limits or understeering. Although, grain of salt ofcourse, as the only car I owned prior was a 2006 honda crv, so anything is an upgrade from that, as well as it treated me.
Thanks
This is why I don't watch AutoGuide's video's very often. All they do is piss ,moan ,and whine about everything. Hello they're compact car's.
Corolla and other Toyotas are more popular than Mazdas. Personally they are more spacious and more luxury than Mazdas, so in any sort of challenge, I would choose Toyota any day.
Mazda equals LUXURY! ✌🏻✌🏻
Mazda is great...but the reliability is with Toyota...2019 Corolla SE six speed manual is what I have and will do me well for 15 years...with next to no problems...
I find the manual 2.5 Mazda 3 is much faster then the auto 3 and the manual is more enjoyable.
5:53 duh f?
Mitul Jariwala haven’t you seen a manchild before?
When ur forget to take ur pills
Don’t do drugs kids
It’s funny.
Mazda 3 sedan approval here.
Toyota with the manual does 7.5 to 60 which is pretty dang close to the Mazda. Rear seat room on paper is less but seems better. You need to spend 27K for a manual Mazda 3 vice as low as 22K for the Corolla XSE with active rev matching. Toyota uses dual injection (no carbon build up) vice basic direct injection so more reliable. Better fuel economy for the Corolla 28 / 37. The Mazda hatch seems a bit bulbous without any character lines. I see the corolla as a winner for a basic daily driver and I never thought I would say that. Originally Mazda said the switch over to the torsion beam vice multilink would increase passenger room and cargo but both are less than the outgoing Mazda 3. In no way would I pay 27K for 186 HP. At that level just go for a GTI.
Why do you keep saying "vice"? You mean versus?
@@Plur307, the use of the preposition “vice,” a Latin borrowing, to mean “instead of” or “in place of.” (Think of the related term “vice versa,” which is also from Latin and means “conversely,” or “in reversed order.”)
Your justification doesn’t add up buddy mazda only cost a bit more because it offers more plain and simple, and overall a better car no matter how you look at it. This comparison wasn’t even necessary cause its as if both cars are in different class
Corolla price, fuel effeciency reliablity and resale value. Mazda for more luxury, performance, no cvt. The mazda premium feel and perfomance comes with a price but people will drive off with the cheaper, known for being reliable with resale value corolla, but i have sat in both corollas and mazda 3 and i love being in a mazda the more than corolla. Corollas feel bland while mazda feel expensive and executive
You can get an Elantra that has lots of room but it rides and steers like a Hyundai . Or you can get a Civic but the 1.5 L Turbo has oil dilution problems yet to be completely disclosed or addressed by Honda and when that Turbo wears out ... $ $ $ $
i love that the chicks watch cost almost as much as each of those cars
Driver distraction is number 1 cause of accidents.
I think the 2019 Mazda 3 should be compared more with Honda Civc hatchback because I think the 2019 is in its own class (smaller, better and symmetrically more pleasing to the eye, and more efficient than those other two models) Mazda transmission characteristic feel does not instill long term confidence..
ut1004bp they are manufacturing their own transmissions in japan now so they are much better
I was referring to the 2019 Mazda 3 model, Check out what others have been saying about the take-off and hard shifts for no apparent reason
The screen in the mazda 3 is so far away it wouldn't benefit for touch screen anyway. So complaining about that is stupid.
Mazda gets its infotech from BMW. I just don't think its better than BMW 1 series. The RWD of 1 Series makes it a winner.
they are all copying mazda. mazda3 is an awesome machine
Skyactive comes with a cost to reliability, ask a mechanic.
If you buy new every three or so years, you’re probably good to go.
This is the same drivetrain that's been in the previous 3, and there hasn't been any outstanding issues with that car's drivetrain.
The real issue with reliability in this car is all the little issues I've seen people have, like safety suite turning off for whatever reason, or the rearview mirror falling off, or the potential for the wheels to come off (that was an actual recall).
Matt McP I’m thinking of getting one of these 2 cars very soon. Can’t decide which tho. Obviously Toyota is known for reliability but how reliable would the Mazda3 be in comparison?
@@linoftw if you want manual, basically rule out the Mazda since it's very rare.
But you should test drive both, and I think it'll be obvious to you which one you want. They're similar in that they're cheap 4 cylinder hatchbacks, but ones luxurious and one is more sporty fun. The Mazda even drives luxuriously, despite having more HP and torque, it feels slower or more refined.
I picked the Mazda 3 because I decided I want a comfy and luxurious and sleeker (inside and out) car. I have a more sporty weekend car personally.
I have the first gen Sky-activ in a 2013 3 hatchback. Zero issues.
I just hate those infotainment systems stuck on the dashboard like in the Toyota. That trend really sucks and is just cheap. Might as well drive around with a toaster on the dashboard.
😂😂 Right? It’s so close and in your face! Love the design and placement in the Mazda. You get use to navigating the knob very quickly. At least I did. ✌🏻✌🏻
Bubbly means joy.
Why is aggressive and in your face a good thing? Waah! Being in the back of the Mazda looks like a trip to...solitary confinement.
Basicaly the corolla main design lines are as were in mazda 3 2011 model, with changes in the lights and some lines added.. it looks good but it's not so original.. and no touch screen plus option at mazda thats not clever.. the info system display in toyota is very much high..
At what point does comparing this become like apples and oranges, though? This video isn’t particularly helpful when making a real-world purchasing decision, as they’re comparing two vehicles with a large pricing difference. I think you can say the Mazda 3 is nicer, but $4k more is likely putting out of budget for a lot of people shopping for this class of vehicle. If possible, I’d love to see comparisons based on matching prices. In other words, what does $25k get you in one vs the other. If you’re shopping with a specific amount you’re willing to spend in mind (which any average person would), then that’s what you’d want to know.
Bro the mazda looks hot 😍
Corolla is.... eh.
Maaaazdah.... much Canadian-ness going on.