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2014- 2016 Mazda Mazda 3 How to Replace the Window Motor.
2015 Mazda Mazda 3 is the project.

Mazda 3 Hatchback Generation List:
2019 - Now 4th Gen (BP)
2017 - 2018 3rd Gen (BM/BN) Facelift
2014 - 2016 3rd Gen (BM/BN)
2012 - 2013 2nd Gen (BL) Facelift
2010 - 2011 2nd Gen (BL)
2007 - 2009 1st Gen (BK) Facelift
2004 - 2006 1st Gen (BK)

Pros
If you’re seeking a compact sedan or hatchback with fun driving manners, great fuel economy, and class-above looks and features, the Mazda3 is an excellent choice. That Mazda’s compact car starts under $18,000 and retains its value very well is icing on the cake.

Cons
If roominess and comfort are priorities, you may be happier in a Chevy Cruze or Nissan Sentra. Buyers needing all-wheel drive should look to a Subaru Impreza, while alt-fuel fans should check out the Honda Civic (available in hybrid or compressed natural gas form) or Volkswagen Jetta (diesel or hybrid).

Interior Comfort
The 2015 Mazda3’s cabin isn’t the roomiest in the segment, but it’s among the best laid out. The well-shaped front seats keep driver and passenger snug. All models except the base sedan feature a dash-mounted 7-inch touch-screen display that is controlled by a rotary dial between the front seats. All controls are intuitive and easy to use. Rear-seat legroom falls on the low side, but there’s still room for two average-size adults, three in a pinch. All models except the base Mazda3 i SV sedan have 60/40-split folding rear seats. Mazda3 hatchbacks boast over 47 cubic feet of room with seats folded.

Favorite Features
MAZDA CONNECT INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM
Dash-mounted LCD screens with a rotary dial control below have been in luxury cars for years, but now one is in Mazda’s compact car. The system that controls audio, phone, apps and more is easy to learn and use, and for 2015, it’s standard in all but base Mazda3 sedans.

ADVANCED SAFETY FEATURES
Other features once reserved for luxury cars that are now in a Mazda3 include blind-spot monitoring and Smart City Brake Support, which can stop the car autonomously to prevent a lower-speed frontal collision if the driver doesn’t apply the brakes.

Standard Features
2015 Mazda3 sedans are available in six trims, while the Mazda3 hatchback is available in five. The least-expensive Mazda3 is the i SV sedan, which includes air conditioning, push-button start and a 4-speaker AM/FM/USB/aux audio system. Our advice is to spend the extra $1,500 and at least step up to the i Sport, which includes the 7-inch command screen, 6-speaker audio with HD Radio and streaming services (including Pandora), Bluetooth connectivity, and cruise control. The high-end s Touring or s Grand Touring models bring the more powerful engine and faux leather seats (Touring trim) or the real thing (Grand Touring).

Factory Options
Most options for the 2015 Mazda3 come as you climb trims, and some are surprising in their value. The mid-grade i Touring, for example, includes blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert and rearview camera – safety features that can cost thousands extra on luxury cars. Two technology packages are also offered, the first includes navigation, Bose premium audio with CD player, a power moonroof and dual-zone climate control. Exclusive to top-line s Grand Touring models is Mazda’s i-ELOOP regenerative-braking system for better fuel efficiency, the Smart City Brake Support, radar-based cruise control, and lane-departure warning.

Engine & Transmission
The 2015 Mazda3 offers two engine choices, both with a Skyactiv pedigree. The i models use a 2.0-liter inline-4 that makes a healthy 155 horsepower. The 2.5-liter found in all s variants cranks out 184 horsepower. While the 2.0-liter is still a capable performer, it trades a measure of enthusiasm for better fuel-economy numbers – 41 mpg highway in the sedan and 40 mpg in the hatchback with either the 6-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmission. The 2.5-liter won’t stretch a gallon of gasoline quite that far, but notably amps up the car’s sporting character, and for 2015, it is now available with a 6-speed manual transmission for drivers seeking the most engagement.

2.0-liter inline-4
155 horsepower @ 6,000 rpm
150 lb-ft of torque @ 4,000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy:
Sedan: 29/41 mpg (manual), 30/41 mpg (automatic)
Hatchback: 29/40 mpg (manual), 30/40 mpg (automatic)

2.5-liter inline-4
184 horsepower @ 5,700 rpm
185 lb-ft of torque @ 3,250 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy:
Sedan: 25/37 (manual), 28/39 mpg (automatic), 29/40 mpg (automatic w/i-Eloop)
Hatchback: 26/35 (manual), 27/37 mpg (automatic), 28/39 mpg (automatic w/i-Eloop)