Mazda3 Offered in both a sedan and wagon, this sporty model offers a great car for the family, as well a fun track car.

Mazda Newbie Undecided

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Old 11-01-2010, 04:28 AM
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my head is still fine, ive just been talking to quiet a few techs that have worked on the duratec and mzr platform, pretty much what was said was that the blocks are good for around 200k mi if not more. the heads are a different story, with poor oil passages going up the head and a "cheaply" built valvetrain, its not uncommon to see almost a full valvetrain swap at the 130k mark, it may not blow but power loss typically starts around 80k.

I dont care what you say ill stay in denial that my sedan looks better :P
 

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Old 11-01-2010, 11:26 PM
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I too have to agree that the sedan looks better! I absolutely refused to even look at any hatchbacks, until one night I had a "revelation" that I wanted one. Really I just thought about why I liked my Explorer so much and it was the functionality of the hatchback plus my Golden/Husky mix would sure appreciate the extra space in the back.
 
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