What are the reasons why Mazda is not worth buying?
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Here are the specific reasons why Mazda cars are not worth buying: 1. Space: Mazda has limited space. 2. Handling: Mazda excessively focuses on vehicle handling, adjusting the front and rear weight distribution very well, but sacrifices rear passenger space. Here is additional information on Mazda car selection: 1. Exterior: If you are a fan of aesthetics and pursue handling performance, and are enthusiastic about Mazda's KODO 2.0 design, the new-generation Mazda 3 is the perfect choice. 2. Powerful performance: If you are a performance enthusiast seeking high horsepower and explosive power, naturally aspirated engines are certainly not as intense as turbocharged ones.
I previously owned a Mazda6 and found the overall cost of ownership to be excessively high after two years, making it completely not worth it. The new car purchase price was significantly higher than comparable Toyota or Honda models, and the money saved would have been better spent on a more economical vehicle. Daily expenses were also a pain: the fuel consumption wasn't low, averaging over 8 liters per 100 kilometers, and it was even worse in city traffic. Maintenance and repairs were even more of a headache—a minor issue at the dealership could cost over a thousand yuan, and parts were often out of stock, delaying repairs for days. My family complained about the cramped rear seats, making long trips particularly exhausting, and it was downright cramped with kids and luggage. Overall, the value for money was too low, and it would have been better to spend a bit more on a reliable brand with better resale value. Next time I change cars, I won't touch Mazda again.
