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Mazda 3 TS2 five-door

In a competition to find the world's most industrious car manufacturer, Mazda would be a dead certainty. The Japanese company has been undergoing a massive brand transition, the central aim being to launch four all-new models in only 18 months.

By Oliver Marriage

August 2003

In a competition to find the world's most industrious car manufacturer, Mazda would be a dead certainty. The Japanese company has been undergoing a massive brand transition, the central aim being to launch four all-new models in only 18 months.

It started with the 6 family car last summer, followed by the 2 supermini in the spring. A month ago, the RX-8 sports coup

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FIRST OPINION

    Mazda's 3-thinking has paid off - its new family hatch looks good and has the makings of a fine all-rounder. It's clearly helped by using the next Focus platform and blue oval engines. Cabin comfort is a strong point with impressively low noise levels and a relaxing ride. But those wanting 6-style dynamic thrills may be disappointed - it's not as entertaining to drive as the current Focus.
 

AT A GLANCE

    Mazda 3 on sale early 2004
    Prices estimated to range from £10,995 to £15,500
     
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