The IT Nerd

The sub-compact crossover market is getting increasingly competitive. You have to bring something to market that is going to stand out, otherwise it isn’t going to sell. Mazda already has a vehicle in that market which is called the CX-3. But I guess that they needed another product in that market to give car buyers a choice. And that car is the 2020 Mazda CX-30 GT.

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I spent the week trying to decide whether this was a shrunken CX-5, or a Mazda3 Sport that’s been made taller and sharper. Either way, Mazda has the looks nailed. This is a vehicle that I could easily see myself driving. And I suspect that once you see this vehicle in person, you’ll feel the same way.

My review of the 2020 Mazda CX-30 GT is made up of five parts:

• Exterior
• Engine, transmission, handling, fuel economy, and driving comfort
• Interior
• Technology in the vehicle
• Wrap up

The next part of this review will cover the engine, transmission and driving comfort. Spoiler alert: For the most part it’s top shelf. Tune in tomorrow to find out the details on that front.

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