MAZDA CX-3

With a long MOT valid until January 2027, this 2017 Mazda CX-3 Sport Nav offers immediate usability and reduced running costs for the next few years. Covered 53,000 miles from new, the vehicle presents a solid history with three previous owners. The striking red solid paint finish gives the compact SUV a distinct presence on the road, while the five-door layout ensures practical access for both passengers and luggage. Under the bonnet sits a 2.0-litre petrol engine producing 118 bhp, paired with a six-speed manual transmission. This setup delivers a responsive drive, capable of reaching a top speed of 119 mph, yet remains manageable for everyday town driving thanks to its electric power steering. As a Euro 6b compliant vehicle, it meets current ULEZ standards, meaning you can drive into London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone without incurring daily charges. The CO2 emissions sit at 137 g/km, balancing performance with reasonable environmental impact. Inside, the cabin is equipped with a range of technologies designed to simplify journeys. The Mazda Navigation System works alongside integrated Bluetooth and DAB radio, while connectivity is handled via USB, iPod, and AUX inputs. Audio quality is enhanced by a premium Bose sound system with seven speakers. For comfort, the driver benefits from a height-adjustable seat and a tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel, allowing for an ideal driving position. Heated front seats with three-stage settings add warmth during colder months, supported by auto climate control to maintain a consistent temperature. Safety and convenience features are well represented. Rear parking sensors and a reversing camera assist with tight manoeuvres, while LED front fog lights improve visibility in poor conditions. The vehicle also includes cruise control with manual speed adjustment, keyless entry, and power heated folding door mirrors. With a Thatcham accredited alarm and immobiliser, plus a comprehensive airbag suite including front, side, and curtain bags, security and occupant protection are prioritised.