There is also an official Mazda accessory kit http://www.jtonline.info/interior-lighting-package/ I didn't want to pay Mazda prices but I didn't want to use poor quality ones either. As I had previously used Aurora bulbs in my old Honda Civic and never had any problems I was happy to use them again...

I purchased 2 of these for my daughter who street parks her new Toyota CHR. Had a good play with it with our CX-3 and it was very effective. Auto Express recommended and really top quality made https://www.defendersignalblocker.co.uk/ Received this product today and like Turbo said it works. Prior ...

Proof that the CX3 is such a cool looking car.

Just fitted some LED bulbs to the 2 map lights, roof light and boot light. Massive difference:D. Easy to do providing you take time and care prising off the lenses. Ordered the bulbs from www.aurorabulbs.com. The bulb spec = 31MM 269 6 LED SUPER HIGH POWER CANBUS FESTOON BULB (300 LUMENS).

I agree. The heated s/wheel is a brilliant bit of kit. On cold winter mornings when my fingers are freezing after scraping frosty windows I can drive off with my hands being nicely warmed up.........lovely.

The 121bhp is used for the 2WD version. The 148bhp is used for the 4WD version.

The latest Sport Nav + models are fitted with a newer style 18 inch wheel finished in a polished gunmetal paint / laquer finish that isn't diamond cut. It looks similar but not the same as the 152 style shown in the above photo. Diamond cut wheels look good but deteriorate quickly even with regular ...

I guess you are correct DaveG regarding the new spec on the 18 inch wheels. The previous diamond cut wheels did look stunning but the new style will be more durable and IMO still look stylish. I tend to keep my cars for 6 - 7 years so durability is important to me.

That does look good! Just like mine (apart from auto box). Machine grey or Eternal blue was my dilemma but my wife made up my mind. I also had a good deal from the Mazda dealer in Bristol. Lovely colour and great car. Enjoy.

Thanks for that Turbo. Definitely on my car " to do" list.