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Used 2007 Mazda MAZDA3 s Grand Touring Hatchback for Sale Nationwide
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James M
Reviewed a 2007 Mazda s Grand Touring Hatchback on Apr 28, 2008
Fun to drive. Handles well. Very comfortable ride. Styling gets a lot of compliments. Great interior.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2007 Mazda s Grand Touring Hatchback on Aug 13, 2012
Nothing I don't like. Reliabllity is awesome! This car has performed every function we have asked of it. It has lugged us to Florida three times and was packed solid. Mazda's are strong, well built cars. You won't be disappointed!
Peter D
Reviewed a 2007 Mazda s Grand Touring Hatchback on Jun 23, 2010
Great car for city drivers -- small, but comfortable. Zippy and fun -- and boy does it go fast. Cabin are first class and extremely comfortable for passengers. Even taller folks will be comfortable up front, and the driver will appreciate the standard tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel. And the rear seats in the hatchback fold down 60/40, which nearly doubles the amount of cargo room
Mike J
Reviewed a 2007 Mazda s Grand Touring Hatchback on Jun 3, 2008
This Car is Amazing, Its a Chick Magnet, but my chick loves it. Its a fun car to drive. Puts a smile on your face everytime you get in.
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