On Monday, Mazda revealed the full list of variants and updated features for its all-new 2018 Mazda CX-3. Yesterday, the Japanese marque decided to officially publish the prices of its upcoming compact SUV.
The Japanese marque decided to officially publish the prices of its upcoming compact SUV
$20,110 (P1.02 million) is the starting price for the entry-level, just $150 (P7,623) more than the outgoing CX-3. Despite being the base model, Mazda still fully offers the CX-3 Sport all sorts of latest technology including the brand’s new emergency braking tech called Smart Brake Support and most notably, the G-Vectoring Control which is also present on the newly-launched 2017 Mazda 2. Standard features consist of power mirrors/locks/windows, cloth seats, rearview camera in addition to infotainment equipment such as USB ports, Bluetooth and Mazda CONNECT system with voice commands.
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$20,110 (P1.02 million) is the starting price for the entry-level
The upper variant is the CX-3 Touring, which is priced at $22,195 (P1.12 million). Together with standard features, the mid-spec also receives keyless entry, leather seats, blind spot assist, bigger alloy wheels and automatic headlights. What’s more, it features the Touring Preferred Equipment package with SiriusXM radio, seven premium Bose speakers and a power moonroof.
The expensive variant is the top-spec CX-3 Grand Touring for nearly $28,000
The expensive variant is the top-spec CX-3 Grand Touring for nearly $28,000 (P1.42 million). Excluding all those aforementioned characteristics, LED headlights, navigation system, head-up display, a heated steering wheel, black leather seats, power memory seats, traffic sign recognition, adaptive cruise control and especially, an i-ACTIV all-wheel drive are additional extras make the Grand Touring worth its price.
Mazda will start selling the 2018 Mazda CX-3 across the US next month.
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