<![CDATA[Info on mx3]]>Hi all
im new on here as im seriously thinking about buying a mx3 so any info what to look out for would be great.
I have previously owned 2 mx6 cars which i really loved and i was thinking the smaller mx3 would be a great choice as i really like the look of these mx3.
Most of the time it will just be me in the car but about once every 2 weeks i need 2 take my niece and nephew both young adults so i was wondering if there is enough room in the back of car for a young adult.
The engine layout looks very similiar to my mx6 which i found easy to work on.

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im new on here as im seriously thinking about buying a mx3 so any info what to look out for would be great.
I have previously owned 2 mx6 cars which i really loved and i was thinking the smaller mx3 would be a great choice as i really like the look of these mx3.
Most of the time it will just be me in the car but about once every 2 weeks i need 2 take my niece and nephew both young adults so i was wondering if there is enough room in the back of car for a young adult.
The engine layout looks very similiar to my mx6 which i found easy to work on.

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Hi all
im new on here as im seriously thinking about buying a mx3 so any info what to look out for would be great.
I have previously owned 2 mx6 cars which i really loved and i was thinking the smaller mx3 would be a great choice as i really like the look of these mx3.
Most of the time it will just be me in the car but about once every 2 weeks i need 2 take my niece and nephew both young adults so i was wondering if there is enough room in the back of car for a young adult.
The engine layout looks very similiar to my mx6 which i found easy to work on.

Over a short distance there okay, not alot of head room in the back but pretty good considering its such a small car.

]]>https://www.uk-mx3.com/post/31856https://www.uk-mx3.com/post/31856Mon, 25 Aug 2014 22:34:01 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to Info on mx3 on Wed, 03 Sep 2014 12:36:44 GMT]]>Actually is one of the more comfy small (2+2) car i tried myself , you maybe have a bit to arrange the seat depends how tall people back are , but joung people i brought there occasionaly had no trouble at all .

]]>https://www.uk-mx3.com/post/31860https://www.uk-mx3.com/post/31860Wed, 03 Sep 2014 12:36:44 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to Info on mx3 on Thu, 04 Sep 2014 20:23:50 GMT]]>Our lasses mum is 5'9 and she was cramped in the passenger seat. Wouldn't say anyone bigger than 5'5 in the back. Headroom is shite.

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