In these modern times we live, entertainment goes with us everywhere. That even includes our cars now. And when implemented correctly and safely, there is nothing wrong with that. The new Mazda3 truly has a ton to offer. Its near-40 highway MPG rating may be its most intriguing aspect, but there are plenty of features inside to provide entertainment. Keep reading to see what music and other application features the 2018 Mazda3 has to offer. 

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2018 Mazda3 entertainment features 

If the 155-horsepower engine and six-speed transmission isn't enough to keep you entertained, the standard AM/FM/HD/Satellite-prep radio ought to help. Let's face it; it's 2017 now and CDs have become obsolete. With our society's technological advancements, Mazda has acknowledged that CDs are losing popularity by not including a CD player in the 2018 Mazda3. Instead, the company has put in a standard auxiliary port. If you're not familiar with it, the auxiliary port allows one to connect a phone or other device to play music from. It is the fastest and easiest way to play music in the car. No need to find CDs anymore! 

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In addition to the standard music system, the 2018 Mazda3 also comes available with a voice activated navigation system. This navigation system can be found on the standard LCD monitor in the cab of the car. Bluetooth compatibility and speed-sensitive volume also come standard. Inside the 2018 Mazda3, you will find all you need to keep yourself and your passengers entertained during a trip. While safety is always a concern, we promise that these features are all safe, but should be used properly. Always remember to pay attention to the road more than anything.