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2. 5 Non-Luxury Cars That Make the Middle Class Feel Rich - AOL

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   Each one of the following vehicles starts under $35,000 — most are in the $20,000s — but gives average drivers with ordinary incomes a taste of what it’s ... 2025 Mazda 3. Starting price: ...

3. Mazda3 - Wikipedia

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   The BK series Mazda3 was first unveiled at the 60th Frankfurt Motor Show on 10 September 2003, and launched in Japan in October 2003 as the Axela. The model was well received by the automotive press for its performance, handling, styling and interior, with some describing it as feeling like a more expensive sports sedan/saloon despite its value-oriented price. [17]

4. 6 Must-Have Used Cars for Retirees Coming in 2025 - AOL

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   6. Mazda CX-5: Upscale and a Blast To Drive. Average price: $21,943.50. The Mazda CX-5 offers excellent things for retirees seeking style in a compact SUV, including posh interior and sporty handling.

5. 9 Sedans That Last Longer Than You Think and Are Worth ... - AOL

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   Tesla Model 3 Starting MSRP: $40,380 Ending with an EV, the Tesla Model 3 has helped to bring electric sedans to the masses via impressive looks and performance (and frequent price discounts !).

6. List of Mazda vehicles - Wikipedia

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   1989 Eunos 300 (Mazda Persona MA platform) 1992–1993 Eunos 500 (Mazda Xedos 6 CA platform) 1993–1996 Eunos 800 (Mazda Millenia TA platform) 1990 Eunos Cargo (SS platform) 1990–1991 Eunos Cosmo (Mazda Cosmo JC platform) 1991–1993 Eunos Presso/Eunos 30X (Mazda MX-3 EC platform) 1989–1996 Eunos Roadster (Mazda MX-5 NA platform)

7. Mazda Millenia - Wikipedia

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   Mazda expected to sell 20,000 a year in 1994 and to double that by 1995. The recession caused by the collapse of the Japanese asset price bubble led to the cancellation of Amati by October 1992, [9] and by November 1993 it was decided to sell the Millenia as a Mazda instead. [4] [10]