The new Mazda 3 has earned itself a lot of fans since its international debut in June last year. The third-generation model has now arrived in Malaysia, and we have since covered its full pricing and spec details plus a comprehensive gallery of the local-spec CBU car.
If pictures aren’t enough for you, here’s a walk-around video of the new Mazda 3 2.0 Sedan you can now buy for RM138,935. Here, yours truly takes a look at the car’s looks and specs, both inside and out. Want to know how it appears in the flesh, what’s it like inside and what it has got and lost? Press play and find out in under five minutes.
For a more subjective take on the car’s driving qualities, read our Australian test drive report on the new Mazda 3. Also, check out and subscribe to our official YouTube channel for more walk-around videos of Malaysian-spec vehicles. Thanks for watching.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express disappointment over missing standard features like leather seats, reverse camera, and cruise control on the Malaysian Mazda 3 2.0 Sedan, especially given its high price. Many compare it unfavorably with rivals like Altis and Cerato, citing better specs or value. There are concerns about the car's price, build quality, and missing tech, with some feeling the CKD version might improve value. Overall, feedback is mixed, with praise for design but criticism for features and pricing.