The last Mazda3 upgrade was in 2023 and there was no 1.5 variant offered
Exciting News! New Launch! New Arrival of MAZDA3 1.5G High Plus (Upgraded Version)
CBU model and this means it is fully import from Japan.
This Mazda is an upgrade from the 1.5L Mid variant to High Plus level with full features, but be more reasonable and affordable price. OTR Price: RM119,620.00.
5 Years Free Service Maintenance & 5 Years Warranty (100,000km mileage whichever comes first).
The Best Reason to Buy
Here’s where the Mazda3’ Liftback’s greatest strength lies. A lot of mass market brands have started to deliver ‘premium’ standards in terms of design. Mazda have gone beyond this, pushing the envelope in ways even the premium brands have yet to explore.
It’s difficult to put into words what exactly Mazda has done with the 3 Liftback, but it is in incredibly bold. Look at the amount of blank sheet metal on the C-pillars and on the boot lid.
These are the kinds of lines one might find on a modern Alfa Romeo. Yet this small Japanese brand has made it relatively accessible to the buying public (and without the headache of owning an Italian vehicle).
Good Inside and Out
On the inside, Mazda shows their flair once more. There are big picture things to appreciate like the largely horizontal dashboard elements and the floating infotainment unit.
Every line in this cabin exists with purpose. If a line is straight, it’s because a door handle or an air cond vent is placed somewhere along it. If the line bends away, it’s because it’s making way for the instrument cluster or infotainment unit. It’s rare to see beauty that’s this purposeful.
Climbing the Premium Ladder
There are also hidden gems that Mazda fans might notice. The wiper and signal stalks, for instance. In previous generation Mazda vehicles, these stalks were only partially rounded. If you ran your fingers down the back of the stalk, you’d feel flat plastic castings. In the all-new Mazda3, this is no longer the case. That helps them make the argument that they’re pushing further into the premium realm.
Bold Steps
Concept cars are a dime a dozen. But Mazda seems to be the only car company with the guts and tenacity to commit to bring their concepts to market.
