Toyolta vios apala , should have went straight for matsuda

means u not target audience, move on n go proton showroom book ur mc3 since it's the best value for money

Mazda 3 got phev or hybrid tech ka? Or the fuel tank super big??

The "famous capacitor problem" in Mazda vehicles refers to the failure of the i-ELOOP regenerative braking system's large capacitor. This issue is particularly common in models like the Mazda 3, Mazda 6, and CX-5 produced from around 2013 onwards, as the component degrades over time.
The i-ELOOP System and the Problem
The i-ELOOP system is designed to improve fuel efficiency by capturing kinetic energy during deceleration and storing it in a large capacitor (ultracapacitor). This stored energy powers the vehicle's electrical components, reducing the load on the engine's alternator.
The capacitor has a lifespan, and environmental factors like heat can accelerate its degradation, with failures commonly observed after 6-7 years of ownership, particularly in hot climates.