The truth about cars today is that, frankly, most of them are pretty darn good. Yes, some are better than others, but it’s pretty rare that something is truly awful, or for that matter truly brilliant. But on the brilliant side, we’d have to give the 2012 Mazda MAZDA3 sedan the nod.
Styling
We certainly like the looks. This is a handsome, crisp looking little sedan, definitely a little less swoopy than its sibling 5-door hatchback, and maybe the better for it. An all-new Mazda 3 was introduced for 2010, and at that time it got the new corporate smiley face grille that has polarized some buyers. For 2012, Mazda has tamed the design a little. Now the car just looks happy, not bordering on deranged.
You could have noticed in the news recently about so many wide ranges of used cars and the Toyota is the only car which is rarely sold by the owners of this fabulous Sedan. Toyota is the most efficient vehicle that they do not want to sell. And if you find one or two then maybe they are moving from town. Therefore Toyota is the only best choice for you to consider while buying your sedan of pride. 
Not a very good winter tires, the product failed
Of all the near-magical electronic helpers available today, Attention Assist scores high on the safety scale. Introduced on luxury vehicles from Mercedes-Benz and Volvo, these systems monitor the driver’s attention level, issuing a noticeable warning if signs of drowsiness–perhaps even dozing–begin to appear. Clearly, such systems can save lives, and deserve to be made available in vehicles from many additional manufacturers.
Abarth 695 Competizione available in gray only