pls compare the 2010 mazda 3 hatch to the 09 .

Asked by debatingtheprice Apr 29, 2009 at 11:12 PM about the 2010 Mazda MAZDA3

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Other than styling, what are the main differences betwn the two mazda 3s? safety features, larger engine, etc. esp with
auto and upper trim (stability control)  I may have read that wheel alignment has been changed to provide  better
stability in snow. True?  Are the xenon headlights fabulous?  Does the recall portend to other problemIs ? Are the
Yokohama tires problematic? it worth the price to buy the new one. thks very much from a newbie.

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Chris answered 14 years ago

Similar safety equipment as '09 models. Airbags all the way around, ABS, DSC, TSC on most models as standard equipment. More technology in the '10s: bluetooth for phones, 10 speaker Bose (as opposed to 7 speaker in 04-09), larger integrated info screen which also is used in the navi, push button start, smart key, bi-level xenon lights that swivel.

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