#MazdaCX-3

Say goodbye to the smallest Zoom-Zoom crossover, and one of the best mid-size sedans out there.

The compact and subcompact crossover segments are perpetually red hot, occupied by dozens of competitors fiercely vying for the attention of customers. Mazda’s entries in these fields are the CX-3 and CX-5, respectively.

The Mazda CX-3 is the Ikea Lack coffee tables of cars.

The continued crossover obsession has pushed automakers to find niche upon niche. The Seltos, Kia’s latest entry into the fray, splits the difference between the sub-compact and plain ol’ regular-compact classes.

Consumer Reports has revealed its list of the most reliable cars of 2020. The yearly ranking contains a few surprises, especially the meme-worthy winner.

Are you a young driver in need of a new car or the parent of one that will be making the monthly payments? 

Mazda will introduce another crossover model in 2021 aimed exclusively at the US market. 

Crossovers and subcompacts are rarely praised for having enjoyable driving dynamics and gorgeous styling, but Mazda bucks that trend thoroughly with the 2018 Mazda CX-3.

“This doesn’t feel like a crossover,” I thought while lightly sawing at the 2018 Hyundai Kona’s steering wheel. There was unexpected heft and it actually communicated with me, unheard of traits for such a small and ostensibly affordable front-drive CUV.

Crossovers come in a huge array of sizes, from gigantic three-row models to tiny subcompact offerings, with nearly every conceivable variation in between.

Mazda has released pricing for the 2017 CX-3, staying identical to last year’s model despite some content changes. 

Both the Mazda CX-3 and MINI Countryman are fun-to-drive small crossovers, but is one better than the other?

Compact crossovers are hot these days. It seems like every automaker is introducing one (or more) to cash in on the craze.

After more adventuring, the Mazda Rally is officially over. Here’s how the last day shaped out.

Yesterday was a tough one at the Mazda Adventure Rally, but we survived. We had to run around British Columbia finding clues, called people about their cars and had to drive like hell to get to the final destination on time. Was it all worth it?