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What is the fuel consumption of Mazda 323 per 100 kilometers?

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DiEmilio

07/30/25 2:00am

Mazda 323 has a fuel consumption of 6.5 liters per 100 kilometers. Here are some related details about the Mazda 323: 1. Interior Space: The interior space of this 323 is at a medium level. The front seats are relatively spacious, while the rear legroom is moderate. However, getting in and out of the rear seats can feel slightly cramped. The car is not tall, but there is still sufficient headroom. 2. Configuration: The standard configuration includes electric door locks, power windows, foldable electric exterior rearview mirrors, and in-car wire-controlled opening for the trunk and fuel tank cap. The luxury version adds leather seats and a single-disc CD player, but the currently popular ABS and airbags are temporarily unavailable. 3. Engine: The Haima 323 officially switched to a domestically produced Toyota 8A engine, which is the 1.3-liter multi-point electronic fuel injection engine currently used by the Jin Xiali and Xiali 2000. It also comes with a matching five-speed manual transmission.

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