Mazda in the form of the 2017 Mazda3 Sport GT has really put the compact car class on notice with two significant changes to this fun to drive hatchback. The first is G-Vectoring Control which not only makes a good driving car great to drive, but is also a great safety feature as I discovered shortly after picking it up from Mazda Canada. The second is the interior. Quite simply, Mazda has upped their game when it comes to the interior of this vehicle as it is very refined, upscale, and making the Mazda3 Sport GT a class above. On top of both of those points, my wife and I had it for a week as our daily driver as well as to go on an overnight trip to Algonquin Park, and we were sad to give it back as it was a great car to have. All of that made it a no-brainer to give the 2017 Mazda3 Sport GT The IT Nerd Award for best car of 2016.
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The IT Nerd Award For The Best Car Of 2016 Goes To: 2017 Mazda3 Sport GT
Mazda in the form of the 2017 Mazda3 Sport GT has really put the compact car class on notice with two significant changes to this fun to drive hatchback. The first is G-Vectoring Control which not only makes a good driving car great to drive, but is also a great safety feature as I discovered shortly after picking it up from Mazda Canada. The second is the interior. Quite simply, Mazda has upped their game when it comes to the interior of this vehicle as it is very refined, upscale, and making the Mazda3 Sport GT a class above. On top of both of those points, my wife and I had it for a week as our daily driver as well as to go on an overnight trip to Algonquin Park, and we were sad to give it back as it was a great car to have. All of that made it a no-brainer to give the 2017 Mazda3 Sport GT The IT Nerd Award for best car of 2016.
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