2026 Mazda 3
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This new 2026 Mazda 3 arrives with 0 km on the clock — a factory-fresh 3 Hatch 2.0 Astina Edition Auto FWD finished as a five-door, five-seat package. It’s presented as the specific car you’ll drive rather than a generic listing; known for a composed driving feel, the model balances comfort and engagement.
Under the bonnet is the 2.0 e-SkyActiv‑X petrol engine (186 hp) paired to a CVT and front-wheel drive, with a claimed combined consumption of 5.9 L/100 km — a genuine advantage for first-car running costs and easy daily driving. The layout and transmission make city manoeuvres and motorway cruising straightforward for new drivers.
Located in Randjespark, Midrand, Gauteng, this petrol hatchback in Gauteng is available for inspection. Enquire to book a viewing or test drive, or ask to compare this new 3 for sale with similar listings on Auto.co.za.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
Introducing the sleek and stylish Hatch with automatic gearbox, perfect for those looking for a convenient and comfortable driving experience. With 5 doors and a spacious interior, this vehicle is designed for both practicality and style.
Measuring at 1435mm high, 4460mm long, and 1795mm wide, the Hatch boasts a ground clearance of 140mm, making it the perfect size for city driving and everyday use. With a powerful 121.00 kW engine and 213.00 Nm of torque, this vehicle can go from 0-100km/hr in just 8.00 seconds, providing a thrilling driving experience.
Equipped with 6 gears and driven by front wheels, the Hatch offers a smooth and responsive ride. With 5 comfortable seats, this vehicle is perfect for families, commuters, or anyone looking for a reliable and practical vehicle.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to drive the Hatch - the perfect blend of style, performance, and practicality.
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Mazda 3
Mazda’s 3 has always been a thinking person’s alternative in the compact sedan world – a little more flair, a little less appliance – but right now in South Africa, your only real route is the used market. Six cars listed, all petrol, and the engines are conservative: 1.5 and 1.6 litres, with manual, semi-auto, and CVT boxes scattered in. That spread from R98,500 all the way up to R429,900 says it all, on paper at least. You’re trawling through a mixed bag, not shopping a neat line-up. The median price, R189,725, lands you firmly in the realm of high-mileage, pre-loved examples – and with nothing new on offer, you can’t be picky about colours or spec. Average mileage sits at 122,783 km, so you’re buying a car with a story. The oldest examples date back to 2011, while anything claiming to be a 2026 model is almost certainly a typo or a creative listing. If you’re scraping the bottom at R98,500 for a 1.6 Sport Original, expect to see some wear and tear. Jump to the top at R429,900, and you’re probably staring at a late-model hatch with all the bells, whistles, and a near-new feel. What keeps the Mazda 3 in the conversation for South African buyers is the cabin quality – a notch above the Corolla Quest – and steering that’s actually interested in the road, unlike the Polo Sedan’s. It’s what the Mazda 3 should have been from the start: a compact car that feels like someone actually cared about driving.
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