Used 2021 Mazda CX-30 for Sale near British Columbia

After reviewing various sources for performance and reliability I find this vehicle to be a good fit for using around town and also in inclement weather driving. I would not use this for offroad driving. It does have some features that should avail it to gravel roads and fire road travel. It offers ample cargo spaces. The amenities available are modern and well placed in the vehicle. I would compare this favorably to the Honda CR-V and other Suburban SUV type vehicles.

This is my seventh Mazda, so no surprises there. The car drives great and has all the bells and whistles. There is nothing in this segment that even comes close to the driving dynamics and premium interiors of this compact crossover.

Car is comfortable and cozy. Driver and passenger sit comfortable, any rear passengers might be a bit cramped on long rides.

This is a great small SUV. It feels roomy inside and the ride is very smooth. The premium package has all the bells and whistles I need. With regular maintenance this car will last a long time.

As a loyal VW customer, I went to check out the new Taos suv when it arrived in showrooms. It was, to say the least, uninspiring and dull. Lots of cheap looking plastic everywhere. I had seen the CX-30 on tv, and a Mazda dealer was nearby. One look and I was blown away. Amazing minimalist design—both inside and out. And the quality of the interior materials was nothing like I’ve seen outside a true luxury car. And then I drove it—much more nimble and quicker than the VW. So sporty, so much luxury, so much style. Then looking at the price, the decision to buy the Mazda was quickly made. For a comparably equipped car, it was about $8000 less than the VW. No, I’m not making this up. It’s fun to drive and I’m laughing all the way to the bank. Thank you, Mazda.