Review: The Mazda CX-30 Turbo Carbon Edition is a Hot-Hatch-on-Stilts Done Right
One of the nice things about being on the presscar flow getting a brand-spankin’-new car every week. Sure, some of these new cars are better than others, but when your “daily” is a 30-something-year-old slammed import (as is the case for me), it’s hard to find fault with having something that just works. One of the not-so-nice things about being on this flow is the knowledge that it will someday come to an end. And when that time comes, I’ll need to grow up and get a modern-day car, one with modern-day luxuries and—more importantly—modern-day safety features. Oftentimes I’ll dream …