MAZDA 3 (2016-19)
The MAZDA 3 (2016-19) is a compact, stylish hatchback that has established itself as a popular choice in the UK used car market. Known for its sleek design, reliable performance, and engaging driving experience, this model appeals to a wide range of drivers, from young professionals and city commuters to small families. Its versatile size makes it well-suited for everyday city driving, while its comfortable interior and efficient fuel economy make it a practical choice for longer journeys and regular use.
What sets the MAZDA 3 (2016-19) apart is its combination of modern design, solid build quality, and reputation for dependability. With an average of just over one previous owner and a typical mileage of around 33,750 miles, many of these cars are well-maintained and ready for future use. This model is often favored by first-time drivers for its manageable size and good value, and it competes well with other hatchbacks in its class due to its stylish looks and user-friendly features. Whether you're seeking a reliable daily driver or a fashionable simple car, the MAZDA 3 from this period remains a strong contender in the UK used car scene.
average use
The most recent mileage data for Mazda 3 models (2016-2019) shows that the majority of vehicles fall within the 40,000 to 60,000 mile range, accounting for approximately 31.0% of the sample. Notably, the next most common mileage bracket is 30,000 to 40,000 miles, representing about 17.1%. There is a significant proportion of vehicles with lower mileage—over 20% are between 10,000 and 50,000 miles—indicating many vehicles are relatively lightly used. Conversely, vehicles with very high mileage, over 130,000 miles, constitute only around 1.8%, suggesting high-mileage cars are less prevalent within this sample. Overall, the distribution suggests most Mazda 3s are driven moderate distances, with a balanced spread across lower and mid-range mileages.
vehicle values
The data highlights the distribution of private sale prices for Mazda 3 vehicles (2016-19) in the UK. Notably, the majority of vehicles fall within the £8000 to £9000 range, accounting for 29.5% of sales, indicating this is a common asking price. The next most frequent price bracket is £7000 to £8000 at 21.8%. There is a significant drop-off in frequency at higher price brackets, with only small percentages of vehicles listed above £10000, and very few in the £13000 to £14000 range. Additionally, a minimal percentage of vehicles are priced below £5000 or above £12000, suggesting the market values are concentrated between £6000 and £11000. Overall, the data reflects a relatively tight pricing band with a high concentration in the mid-range, pointing to a balanced market for private Mazda 3 sales within these price points.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of Mazda 3 vehicles from the 2016-2019 range were manufactured in 2017, accounting for approximately 49.5% of the sample. Vehicles from 2018 also comprise a significant portion at 44.4%. In contrast, only a small percentage were manufactured in 2016 (4.4%) and 2019 (1.8%). This suggests that a large share of these vehicles on the road are from the 2017 and 2018 model years, which may be relevant for assessing vehicle age and depreciation.
colour popularity
The data for the Mazda 3 (2016-2019) indicates that the most popular main paint colours are Red (27.3%) and Blue (26.5%), collectively accounting for over half of the vehicles. Grey also has a significant share at 19.6%. Lighter colours such as White (11.3%) and metallic shades like Silver (7.6%) and Black (7.6%) are less common but still notable. Interestingly, vibrant colours like Red and Blue dominate, suggesting consumer preference for bold, eye-catching hues during this period.
ownership cycle
The data for Mazda 3 vehicles (2016-19) shows that the majority of cars have been registered more than once, with 44.7% having two keepers and 26.5% with three keepers. Notably, a significant proportion—15.6%—have only had a single registered keeper, suggesting these may be relatively new or well-maintained vehicles. Conversely, a small percentage (4%) have five registered keepers, indicating some vehicles have undergone multiple ownership changes. Overall, the data suggests moderate to high vehicle turnover within this model group, with most cars changing hands between two or three owners.
engine choices
For the Mazda 3 models from 2016 to 2019, the data indicates that all vehicles are equipped with a 1998cc engine and run exclusively on petrol. This suggests a consistent engine size and fuel type across this model range, which could be helpful when assessing vehicle specifications or considering options for purchase or servicing.
