The Mazda CX-3 is only in its second model year, yet it’s maybe the best-designed, best-riding model in the sub-compact crossover segment.

The CX-3 has gained dominance in a corner of the automotive market that didn’t even exist a few years ago; although, in truth, these tiny-utes — or as I like to call them, “toots” — are really just raised hatchbacks.

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