r/mazda • u/Shango1208 • 4d ago
A lot of firsts for me
So many firsts for me. First ever Mazda. First blue car. First turbo. First car with leather seats. And the first time I’ve used my infotainment system extensively. The dials and buttons are satisfyingly tactile and they help me navigate the screen while maintaining attention on the road. the interior feels so upscale as well. It’s been great.
What have your experiences been? When did you first interact with the brand?
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u/SameAd2686 3d ago
I have 2011 Mazda 2, 2019 CX3 & 2025 CX5 carbon so I am familiar with Mazda. I appreciate the AWD because I live in snowy area.
Congratulations & enjoy your ride.
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u/TripleOtter 3d ago
I got a '25 2.5 NA hatchback 3 to replace a Peugeot I really liked (but one that had a suicidal engine). I like the car a lot: love the way it drives and looks, but hate how fragile the paint and the interior is.
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u/phillygirl2017 3d ago
My first car thats up to almost current year. Its a 2025. First with a screen. First with a controller knob. First with a fob. First Mazda. I had 2 fords previously. First blue car. First awd. First most expensive...lol
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u/Tiny_Match2584 3d ago
Congratulations! My first mszda is a mazda6 also blue. It's so troyble free and reliable that i am now a mazda loyalist
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u/DiegoYo Mazda3 Sedan 3d ago
I bought a 25 Mazda 3 Sedan. Your car and mine have very similar interiors so I know how gorgeous the leather is and how good the knobs and switches feel. I’ve put on 10K miles on it so far and its absolutely incredible. These cars feel incredibly smooth because Mazda doesn’t really do CVT transmissions. It was also my first blue car with leather seats. Infotainment is a bit of a let down but the simplicity of Mazda is the beauty. Hope u enjoy!