Mazda 323 for Sale in Philippines

New and Used Mazda 323 for Sale Philippines 2017

The Mazda 323 is a small family car with a sedan body. Also known as the Mazda Familia, the 323 was later replaced by the Mazda 3 as the Japanese brand entered the compact segment. In other markets, this car was also sold with a wagon body. The Mazda 323 was placed under the compact sedan segment which is largely dominated by Japanese brands.

Mazda marketed the 323 between 1963 and 2003. In its lifetime, the 323 expanded to eight generations with the last one starting in 1998. Originally a subcompact, the 323’s dimensions were revamped in 1989 which helped make it become a family car contender. This car was very popular in the Philippines during the 1980s and 1990s because of its refined handling and very spacious cabin. It also had a slightly different body style than its contemporaries, such as longer rear combination lamps. For those who miss the look of the Mazda 323, there’s plenty available in the 2^nd hand cars for sale markets.

Mazda 323 Review in the Philippines

Mazda 323 Specs and Performance

The last generation of the 323 that was launched in the Philippines was equipped with two power plant options: a 1.3-liter B3 carburetor gasoline engine which provides 75 horsepower and 104 Nm of torque; and a 1.6-liter B6 in-line 4 gasoline engine that spurts 115 horsepower and 139 Nm of torque. When this car is driven in highway conditions, it can accelerate from 0-100 kilometers per hour (kph) in 11 seconds and has a top speed of up to 135 kph.

The Mazda 323 has a uni-body design with a MacPherson strut front suspension and a multi-link in its back suspension. This short-travel suspension system makes the 323 simple to drive and handle well on city streets. However, harsh roads can throw the car about.

Mazda 323 Fuel Consumption

Below is a list of some popular Mazda 323 years and their fuel consumption rates:

Second hand Mazda 323 fuel consumption:

• Mazda 323 2004: 22.2 l/100km average rating
• Mazda 323 2003: 27.6 l/100km average rating
• Mazda 323 2002: 25.5 l/100km average rating
• Mazda 323 2001: 25.8 l/100km average rating

Mazda 323 Features

Mazda 323 Convenience and Entertainment Features

The 323 was once the go-to car for small families because of the way Mazda packaged it. Its best features include power features, black bumpers, polished side mirrors and a spacious cabin. The Mazda Speed version, which was available only in Japan and the Philippines, had a rear spoiler and wraparound body kit. The vehicle’s other remarkable features include:

• Variable Geometry Turbine engine
• Driver, passenger and side airbags
• Reclining split side rear seats
• Smooth automatic transmission
• Practical cabin layout
• Modular audio system

Mazda 323 Safety Features

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) gave the Mazda 323 a three-star safety rating for 1999 models and onwards. According to the IIHS report, the movement of the test’s dummy passenger was reasonably controlled and it received minor injuries with a low risk of serious damage. The array of safety features that helped the Mazda 323 achieve this level of safety includes:

• Anti-lock braking system
• Electronic Brakeforce Distribution
• Traction control system
• Dynamic stability control
• Triple-H body construction
• Child seat ISOFIX anchorages

Mazda 323 Design

Mazda 323 Interior

Inside the 323 is a very basic but functional cabin with just the right amount of headroom and legroom. Though its dashboard may be rudimentary, it does serve its purpose of providing multiple compartments such as an additional glove box on top of the main one. This car’s cabin also comes with front cup holders, an in-dash 1-DIN CD player, power windows and a dial-based instrument panel. Other features include:

• Push-type air conditioning
• Vinyl upholstery
• Sporty white meter cluster
• Chrome door sill scuff plate
• Steering wheel radio controls
• Front and rear one-touch electric windows

Mazda 323 Exterior

The Mazda 323’s body style and lines are more defined compared to its boxier counterparts from the 90s era. This car’s front fascia features a flat hood, rectangular headlamps, a small radiator slit with the old Mazda logo and a black colored plastic bumper. On its side is a plastic sill that primarily serves an aesthetic purpose. From behind, the 323 features overly extended rear combination lamps that go from one end to the other and seemingly overlapping with the trunk itself. Other equally stylish exterior features include:

• A stylish, sweeping bonnet
• Body-colored electric door mirrors
• Remote release fuel flap
• Aerodynamic rear spoiler
• Distinctive grille
• Sloping roof

Mazda 323 Color Options

The Mazda 323 went through a lot of color sets during its run. Six of its most popular colors include:

• Blaze Red
• Brilliant Black
• Clear White
• Current Blue Metallic
• Graceful Red Metallic
• Harbor Blue Metallic

Mazda 323 Price List in the Philippines

The cost of a 2^nd hand Mazda 323 car can vary depending on the year you choose. Below is a list of second hand Mazda 323 prices when you browse through our website:

Second Hand Mazda 323 Price in the Philippines

• Mazda 323 2001 price in the Philippines: P765,000
• Mazda 323 1999 price in the Philippines: P770,000
• Mazda 323 1998 price in the Philippines: P878,000
• Mazda 323 1997 price in the Philippines: P578,000

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