Great news for those who are looking to buy a new car and have a budget of less than RM100,000. The Mazda3 1.6 litre is now available for RM99,500 while stocks last. This is for the standard specification Mazda3 1.6 litre. There is also a special finance package available where your first year’s installment will only be RM888 a month.
A basic recap on what the Mazda3 1.6’s loaded with – a 105 horsepower 1.6 litre DOHC engine with S-VT variable valve timing, a 4-speed auto with manual shifting, dual front airbags, ABS, EBD, and a 3-year warranty backed by Cycle & Carriage Bintang Berhad.
The Mazda3 1.6 litre sedan normally costs about RM111,863.00 without insurance, so this is a saving of roughly RM12,000. Just head on to a Mazda showroom for more details about the deal.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Mazda3 1.6 RM99,500 highlight its competitive pricing as a fully imported Japanese CBU, making it an attractive deal for some buyers. Many appreciate the value considering the import quality and the car’s design, but concern remains about its resale value, perceived brand perception, and after-sales support in Malaysia. Several commenters compare it with other popular models like Honda Civic and Toyota Altis, noting that Mazda's performance and awards boost its image, though some find it overpriced given taxes and market standards. Overall, sentiments are mixed but lean towards appreciation for the price and import status, with some regret or hesitation about long-term value and brand recognition.