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The 2020 Mazda 3 Makes You Wonder Why You’d Ever Buy a Civic

The 2020 Mazda 3 Makes You Wonder Why You’d Ever Buy a Civic

Posted on February 13, 2020 By Jarvis

Since the all-new generation arrived for 2019, the Mazda 3’s styling (especially in hatchback form) could best be described as tasteful. The exterior is, to this reviewer’s eye, a beautiful mixture of flowing lines and sharp, decisive cuts. A thread of minimalism runs through the car, inside and out, from the lack of ornamentation to the pared-back interior. It’s a car that, like Volvo or Saab (R.I.P.), seems to announce to the world, “I could have bought something else, but I didn’t — for very specific reasons.”
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