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2017 Mazda3 5-door

The 2017 Mazda3 5-door redesign will make its debut for Bradenton and Palmetto drivers soon at Cox Mazda, but until the release date is announced, we have some news about what you can expect from the changes and updates. The 2016 Mazda3 5-door is a popular option for drivers seeking a spacious small car with style, perfect for the city dweller or suburbanite, and next year’s model looks to build on that in exciting ways.

Perhaps the most exciting part of the update is that we expect the 2017 Mazda3 5-door price to remain just as affordable as the outgoing model, despite the upgrades.

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Exterior

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Mazda’s unique design aesthetic is on display from tip to tail on the 2017 Mazda3 5-door redesign, which means you’re only going to see a few changes from the 2016 model. We expect exterior upgrades like these to make their way to the Mazda3:

  • New alloy wheels
  • Tweaks to the headlights
  • Chrome exterior accents on higher trims

It’s tough to improve on a vehicle like the current 2016 Mazda3, and its sporty and aerodynamic curves as well as its bold color options will return for 2017 virtually unchanged.

Interior

While the exterior is a carved piece of elegance on four wheels that is tough to update without sacrificing something, the interior of the 2017 Mazda3 5-door redesign can undergo some substantial changes while still remaining comfortable and spacious. We expect updates to include:

  • More available body-color accents
  • Advanced tech features moving to lower trim levels
  • Intuitive controls for media and phone controls

Performance

You should expect the 2017 Mazda3 5-door release date announcement to also include the specs for the new engines. Right now, the model comes with these two engine options, but don’t be surprised if the performance specs or fuel economy numbers receive a boost:

  • The standard 2.0L four-cylinder is rated at 155 hp and 150 lb.-ft. of torque, earning an EPA-estimated 41 mpg/highway and 30 mpg/city.
  • Stepping up to the 2.5L four-cylinder brings the output to 184 hp and 185 lb.-ft. of torque, rated at up to 37 mpg/highway and 27 mpg/city.

You should expect to have both a six-speed manual and a six-speed automatic transmission available again as well.

Safety

Mazda has been making significant advances in standard and available safety features for years, and the 2017 Mazda3 5-door redesign should have advanced accident prevention features like these available:

  • Forward Collision Mitigation
  • Blind-spot Monitoring System
  • Rear Cross-traffic Alert System
  • Lane Departure Warning
  • Adaptive Cruise Control

We expect the new model to earn a Top Safety Pick+ award when equipped with these advanced safety features, just like the 2016 model.

Test Drive a Mazda

To learn more about the 2017 Mazda3 5-door changes and redesign near Bradenton and Palmetto, contact Cox Mazda online or give us a call at (941) 749-2790. To see what the current 2016 Mazda3 hatchback models handle like, visit us seven days a week at 3101 Cortez Road West in Bradenton; we can’t wait to put you behind the wheel of a new Mazda.

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