MOTORISTS seeking a compact crossover should check out the Mazda CX-30 – because it really is as good as it looks.
As well as having immense kerb appeal, the upmarket Japanese marque’s family-sized vehicle boasts a classy, hi-tech cabin and refined yet engaging driving characteristics.
And it is competitively priced, too. I’ve recently been driving the CX-30 in high-end GT Sport trim with the firm’s excellent e-Skyactiv X engine under the bonnet and was amazed to find it was priced from just £30,405 on the road.
