Ciro`s reviews are honestly way better than the reviews done on Ignition TV. I absolutely love it. Probably one of the best automotive presenters in my opinion. Keep up the good work
I watch a lot of car videos on RUclips, but out of all of them, this one is the best channel by far. I just don't get why it has so few subscribers. You guys should be hitting the 100k mark. The quality of your video production is brilliant and the content it really in depth and interesting. Keep up the good work.
1000% practical for me. I am moving to a farming area on a like with land. I intend to get a baby goat, a rooster to wake me up and some chickens for eggs. My vegetable garden will be protected by my Doberman dog. I am not far from a beautiful lake. I will remodel the bathroom and buy this car. Never any back seat passengers. I like to keep things intimate between friends. Enough storage space for a single person. and... I love the look of this car. Why do you not mention the Bose music system? The very best we have? Two tweeters in the front and a sub woofer near the spare tire in the back. Perfect sound in this car. Good acoustic as well. I love this car. I have owned 4 Mazdas. Never a single problem with any of them. I will opt for the stick shift and save much money as well as have greater control on unsure roads in winter.I will be driving in deep snow. I will also take the AWD option. I will love my opera on the Bose sound system, The very best.
Can you add a rack to the top of this Mazda to help with trunk storage space for traveling and can you remove that security top cover in the back trunk lift for dogs?
I bought one 18 months ago and for what it is worth here is my take on the CX3. First the positive - 1. Build quality seems to be really good. I would say on a scale of 1 to 5, 4 or even 4.5. Next overall design - I am super impressed with the aesthetics of the car, it looks as if it is in a hurry even when it is standing still and cheeky sporty too. Next overall performance. It is an athletic little car with very good road holding, more than adequate power and a very respectable get up and go, turn of speed. Next driving experience. Although it is an suv, it is much more like a small sports car to drive than a station wagon with extra ground clearance. It is a lot of fun to drive, both in city traffic and on the highway. In fact although I am 74, both my wife and my daughter have told me that when I drive my CX3 I give the impression that I seem to think I am some kind of rock star. That is sort of how driving this car makes me feel. It is about the joy of driving. Now let's get on to some of the negatives. Let's start by saying that MAZDA's design team got quite a lot wrong when it came to usable space. I know that they have come out with an upgraded version of the car in the CX30 - but there are people like me who bought the CX3, before the CX30 was launched and who are just going to have to live with it. First and worst, the back seat is a total bummer unless you have little kids. My daughter, who seldom goes with us in the car because we live in cities which are about 2 hours away from each other - really struggles when she is with my wife and I, in the car. She is 33, she has no fat tummy or overweight problem but when she has to cram into the back seat of our CX3, it is not a friendly experience for her. Let's move on to boot space now less if a bummer but still, a problem. 4 supermarket bags full of groceries and that is more or less it. I am not as critical about boot space, probably because I sort of compare my MAZDA with an MG TC, which was my favorite of all time cars, years ago. That could hold a change of socks and a tooth brush On a more serious level, MAZDA have included some nonsensical technology which really do not add anything of value. Let me just start by condemning the device which shuts down the engine when you stop at a traffic lite - not only does this put a lot of unnecessary stress on your battery but it also adds an extra level of unacceptable wear to the cars motor by virtue of more "stop and start" wear than normal when you are driving in the city. What is more I actually consider this to be dangerous as well Certainly it does not happen often but on the odd occasion, while waiting to pull off at the traffic lite, I have had the experience of having to move out of the way of another vehicle which may be approaching from behind, such as an emergency vehicle like an ambulance. You really don't need to be messing with nonsense like an engine shut down at a time like that And yes although not very often, but I have had this experience Certainly they have added a bi-pass switch - but one may just forget to deactivate the shut down on the precise occasion when it can cause a problem. The MAZDA dealer which supplied my car has told me that it is not possible to permanently kill this stupid device but I intend writing to MAZDA to ask them Over all a really great car but with some warts - just like anything else.
Ciro`s reviews are honestly way better than the reviews done on Ignition TV. I absolutely love it. Probably one of the best automotive presenters in my opinion. Keep up the good work
Don't say that I am an Ignition Live Fan
I watch a lot of car videos on RUclips, but out of all of them, this one is the best channel by far. I just don't get why it has so few subscribers. You guys should be hitting the 100k mark. The quality of your video production is brilliant and the content it really in depth and interesting. Keep up the good work.
1000% practical for me. I am moving to a farming area on a like with land. I intend to get a baby goat, a rooster to wake me up and some chickens for eggs. My vegetable garden will be protected by my Doberman dog. I am not far from a beautiful lake. I will remodel the bathroom and buy this car. Never any back seat passengers. I like to keep things intimate between friends. Enough storage space for a single person. and... I love the look of this car. Why do you not mention the Bose music system? The very best we have? Two tweeters in the front and a sub woofer near the spare tire in the back. Perfect sound in this car. Good acoustic as well. I love this car. I have owned 4 Mazdas. Never a single problem with any of them. I will opt for the stick shift and save much money as well as have greater control on unsure roads in winter.I will be driving in deep snow. I will also take the AWD option. I will love my opera on the Bose sound system, The very best.
one of the best channels out there!! this guy is top notch
Cant your replace Chris Evans on the UK top gear Ciro? Probably the best and funniest car reviewer ive seen.
the music is the same one that carwow uses.
John Smith #carwow have you realized this yet?
"Here are the Carwow top 5 things we love/hate about this car"
It's stock music, anyone can use it.
Car enthusiasts, assemble.
@@ramonhrcj 🙌
Really like this video , well done
The best in its class. Quality built inside out.
my new replacement for carbuyer vids!
🔥🔥 Great review Ciro..
Keep doing sir. your videos are awesome.
Gosh, I have the biggest crush on Ciro and this car😍
I’m gonna buy this beauty queen🥰 thanks for great review🫡
How do you really know those doors are locked?...
Beautiful...I'm loving it!!!
Why are you driving on the wrong side of the road? Just kidding, nice review.
Nice review.
Love your reviews. Please review the Range Rover Evoke.
Can you add a rack to the top of this Mazda to help with trunk storage space for traveling and can you remove that security top cover in the back trunk lift for dogs?
I regularly see one in the UK with a roof rack.
Please can you do a Nissan GTR review. Your videos are good ! Nissan GTR will be a cool review :)
where is that ocean and mountain in GP?
It's perfect
I think that the CX-5 would be better value for money.
Danilo Munhequete but this one has better looks 😛
Thanks
CARWOW's same background music...
Is this a family car? How can this car not suitable to fit a pram?
2 litres for that sub compact crossover.... is that efficient ?
wyndts4 = yes it is
Around 16 - 17 km per litre
I bought one 18 months ago and for what it is worth here is my take on the CX3. First the positive - 1. Build quality seems to be really good. I would say on a scale of 1 to 5, 4 or even 4.5. Next overall design - I am super impressed with the aesthetics of the car, it looks as if it is in a hurry even when it is standing still and cheeky sporty too. Next overall performance. It is an athletic little car with very good road holding, more than adequate power and a very respectable get up and go, turn of speed. Next driving experience. Although it is an suv, it is much more like a small sports car to drive than a station wagon with extra ground clearance. It is a lot of fun to drive, both in city traffic and on the highway. In fact although I am 74, both my wife and my daughter have told me that when I drive my CX3 I give the impression that I seem to think I am some kind of rock star. That is sort of how driving this car makes me feel. It is about the joy of driving.
Now let's get on to some of the negatives. Let's start by saying that MAZDA's design team got quite a lot wrong when it came to usable space. I know that they have come out with an upgraded version of the car in the CX30 - but there are people like me who bought the CX3, before the CX30 was launched and who are just going to have to live with it. First and worst, the back seat is a total bummer unless you have little kids. My daughter, who seldom goes with us in the car because we live in cities which are about 2 hours away from each other - really struggles when she is with my wife and I, in the car. She is 33, she has no fat tummy or overweight problem but when she has to cram into the back seat of our CX3, it is not a friendly experience for her. Let's move on to boot space now less if a bummer but still, a problem. 4 supermarket bags full of groceries and that is more or less it. I am not as critical about boot space, probably because I sort of compare my MAZDA with an MG TC, which was my favorite of all time cars, years ago. That could hold a change of socks and a tooth brush
On a more serious level, MAZDA have included some nonsensical technology which really do not add anything of value. Let me just start by condemning the device which shuts down the engine when you stop at a traffic lite - not only does this put a lot of unnecessary stress on your battery but it also adds an extra level of unacceptable wear to the cars motor by virtue of more "stop and start" wear than normal when you are driving in the city. What is more I actually consider this to be dangerous as well
Certainly it does not happen often but on the odd occasion, while waiting to pull off at the traffic lite, I have had the experience of having to move out of the way of another vehicle which may be approaching from behind, such as an emergency vehicle like an ambulance. You really don't need to be messing with nonsense like an engine shut down at a time like that
And yes although not very often, but I have had this experience
Certainly they have added a bi-pass switch - but one may just forget to deactivate the shut down on the precise occasion when it can cause a problem. The MAZDA dealer which supplied my car has told me that it is not possible to permanently kill this stupid device but I intend writing to MAZDA to ask them
Over all a really great car but with some warts - just like anything else.
Please confirm this colour
This is a single people car, not family people. Seems small.
Your from SA?
Hi there, yes we are based in Cape Town.
This or Haval🤔
Carwow :D
Carwow music?
They are everywhere here in Australia. But I'm yet to see a male behind the wheel of one.
exactly what im thinking, Im torn between CX-3 and the Subaru XV.
Get the Crosstrek. It's bigger, has a better resale value.
I can just about sit behind myself. Really?
Stand the suitcase up!! 😳
May be South Africans does not like room ?
symmetry08 No we don't.
We prefer it smaller
Yes we don't need room I bought the car for myself not for boys and girls choir