ptirving wrote: ↑Tue Mar 06, 2018 7:29 am
Have a look at Autogefuehl review on youtube for the sportnav trim in blue for petrol or red for diesel. As you see Ive got the gt sport. Love the brown leather. Plastics on top of dash and doors is hard but good quality and nicely textured. The instrumetn cowlling looks leatherette with stitching but no squidgyness, good effect tho. Side skirts on the gt sport set it off nicely as do the smokey aloys, 2.o petrol auto is great with manual paddles or stick so you can keep the revs up. Im getting 39-40mpglocally, 46 on longer 200 mile round trips on duals /motorways. Only oddity is the grey leatherette on the door armrests, but I live with it. Sort of matches exterior. Armrest, allly pedals and scuffplates are essential, as is an autodim rear view mirror...... mirror makes the car feels less cheap.
I haven't seen CX3 with scuffplates, do you have a picture?
Only Greek ones
SINCE FEB 2018 I NO LONGER OWN VEHICLE
CX-3 Sport Nav - 2.0L Petrol - 2017 - Manual - 2WD - Eternal Blue Metallic - Half Leather - 44.3mpg on a good day down hill with a strong wind behind
SINCE FEB 2018 I NO LONGER OWN VEHICLE
CX-3 Sport Nav - 2.0L Petrol - 2017 - Manual - 2WD - Eternal Blue Metallic - Half Leather - 44.3mpg on a good day down hill with a strong wind behind
Havent got the car with me at the mo. Check the mazda site under accessories. Only do them for the front doors. About 100 quid. An extra 40 to 50 ifyou want illuminated.
Was GT Sport 2.0 Petrol Auto Meteor Grey 39mpg round the doors 46mpg on a run
Now 2019 Mazda 3 2.0 petrol auto Meteor Grey
ptirving wrote: ↑Tue Mar 06, 2018 6:36 pm
Havent got the car with me at the mo. Check the mazda site under accessories. Only do them for the front doors. About 100 quid. An extra 40 to 50 ifyou want illuminated.
Ah my mistake, I was taking scuffplates to be those that fit under the front valence and rear bumper, to avoid damage off road, didn't think they did them for our cars.
CX3 Sport Nav - Petrol - Auto - safety pack - snowflake white - 2019
