Used 2006 Mazda MAZDA3 i Touring for Sale near Kitchener, ON

This is a GREAT car. Awsome bang for the buck, great performance and handling. This car is truly where great gas mileage meets great car performance.

This is my fist car and it is great. Good performance, great build quality and nice looking car. Have had the car for 2 years and i have had no problems. Car sounds great with exhaust. Overall a great car.

Mine has the Velocity Red which is a Japanese color only. The steering is so tight it feels like it rides on rails. I can even efficiently maneuver on gravel roads without fear of losing control. I wish I could have gotten a manual, but less than 15% of all 3's are manual. The 4 speed automatic has a couple large power gaps in downshifting causing it to get sluggish. It has loads of pep from a dig, even with the 2.0L motor. The engine compartment has plenty of room to maneuver around the motor but the Air filter box is nearly impossible to get too especially since plastic pieces attached to it from the frame are attached with plastic screws that strip very very easily. The Auto Clutch manual is fun to use sometimes and it helps with decelerating in slick or icy conditions. It has the shortest 60-0 braking time in it's class blowing every other car out of the water. It is a little heavy for a compact car, but it has more safety features in its construction and engineering than the others. The projector head lights turn night into day and provide excellent visibility. The interior has sharp looking seats, 3 point steering wheel with convenience buttons, and a very slick looking dash. I drive it aggressively most of the time and i still average 28 MPG. The gas light turns on at about 300 miles. I would recommend this car for anyone who is looking for a Fuel Efficient and Fun car to drive. Zoom Zoom!

quick car, big power band for a four cylinder. handles very nice with little power help. the rear brakes seem to always wear unusually fast. interior is very nice for the price much better than alot of cars out there. mpg very nice in the low 30s for spirited driving.

Replaced a 2000 Passat with 2006 M3. Liked it so much, my wife wanted a 2007 M3. Now at 70k miles and 85k miles respectively (I drive less often). Both are 5-speed manual for fun; both are mileage champions (see Pros). Replaced original Toyo tires at 40k with Michelin X-ice tires for use in Idaho ice and snow (not deep, just frigid). 45k miles on X-ice tires. Original brakes still have 1/8" left. No dealer services required. I change oil frequently, and these cars are still like new. Selling to my kids after college for $1. UPDATE: Both kids inherited their M3s now. Replaced those with a 2014 M3 a year ago, and I'm not sorry. The Gen1 M3s were both great cars, and they're still going strong. The new M3 (Gen3? Gen4?) gets even better mileage, with over 50 mpg in high desert driving with the good gas in Summer, and consistent 40+ mpg around our small town with -- even with winterized gas. The very spartan interior of Gen1 was replaced with a more comfortable and roomier feel in the Gen3. Its 6-speed manual is still tight and responsive, and the high compression engine is quick to jump when you need, or want, a boost. I'm loyal to the end.