A Mazda 3 sedan, seen in Beijing in 2013. The good Mazda was wrapped in a matte pink wrap and further sexed up with a black roof, black mirrors, a back grille, black door handles, black stripes over the doors, black wheels, darkened windows, and cool chrome frames around the lights.
The wrap was of good quality and properly applied. The chrome frames around the lights were very popular in period, especially in smaller cities, where extra bling is always appreciated. This car hails from those lands, with Hebei Province license plates.
The first generation Mazda 3 (BK) was made in China by the Changan-Mazda joint venture from 2006 until 2013. Engines: 2.0 with 150 hp and 182 Nm and a 1.6 with 107 hp and 146 Nm. The engines were mated to a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic. Prices started at 112.800 yuan, which was a good deal for a car of this size and kind. The wrap cost around 5000 yuan or so, well worth the money as well.