Mazda CX-3 Launched At A Starting Price Of PhP 1,280,000

MANILA: We informed you that Mazda CX-3 will be revealed at the upcoming PIMS 2016 but now we have a surprising and big news for the CX-3 lovers. Mazda Philippines has launched the much-awaited crossover after the Thanksgiving Party organized at Whitespace Manila 2314 Chino Roces Ave Extension, Makati. The event was organized for celebrating the J.D Power Customer Satisfaction award which states that Mazda has topped the list in customer satisfaction.

Mazda CX-3 is the fifth model in the company’s lineup which is based on the “Kodo - Soul Of Motion” design language and share its styling cues with the elder sibling, CX-5. The large trapezoidal front grille gives smooth airflow and improves the overall efficiency of the engine while the sharp headlights boast the aggressive character of the crossover in an effective manner. In the cabin, you will find extreme detailing that can be felt through fine wrapping material and controls layout. The comfortable sporty seats and leather wrapped steering wheel further accentuates the overall design theme.

The boot space of the crossover is 350 litres, which can be further stretched up to 1260 litres by split folding the rear seats to flat. Under the hood, it is offered with a 2.0-litre SkyActiv-G inline 4-cylinder engine which is capable of churning a maximum power output of 148 PS and peak torque of 192 Nm. The engine is mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission and a choice between FWD and AWD is given.

Considering the Mazda CX-3 price, the entry level variant, FWD Pro is priced at PhP 1,280,000. The CX-3 FWD Sport is slightly costly and tagged at PhP 1,380,000 while the top end variant, CX-3 AWD Activ is priced at PhP 1,480,000.

Recently the CX-3 was showcased at the recently concluded GIIAS 2016 and now the crossover will be on display in the PIMS 2016 at the Mazda Philippines booth from September 14-18 and the ones who are looking to buy a new car soon, should consider this prominent crossover.

Image Credit: Robby Consunji