When the the 2014 Mazda 3 hatchback was revealed, it was also announced that it will be accompanied by a sedan version in a few weeks time, and this single photo that we found on CarSpyShots might just be the first view of what the rear end of the sedan will look like.
The shape of the recessed area for the number plate holder is a little different on the sedan, extended a little higher with the top edge forming a connecting line between the two tail lamps. On the hatchback, the tail lamps are connected by a separate line.
The Mazda 3 sedan is shaping up to be quite a looker, don’t you agree?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Mazda 3 Sedan teaser show excitement and admiration for its design, particularly praising the sporty rear and Kodo design language. Some express hopes for better specifications, improved after-sales service, and competitive pricing. There are comments comparing it favorably to other popular models like Civic, Altis, and Cerato, with some suggesting Mazda is surpassing larger manufacturers in design innovation. A few concerns are raised about the production model’s final look and fuel consumption. Overall, the sentiments are positive, with anticipation of the new Mazda 3 making a strong impact in the compact sedan segment and serving as a stylish alternative to established competitors.