Mazda3 with G-Vectoring tech: Does it work? [Video]

Ashley Oldfield

27 Sep 2016

We were afforded the opportunity to compare the facelifted Mazda3 flagship with its immediate predecessor to test out the major technical difference between the two – the former's new G-Vectoring system. Herewith a demonstration.

The facelifted Mazda3 is a minor update at best. From the outside, you’d be hard-pressed to tell the two models apart. Thankfully, under the skin, Mazda has added a new system called G-Vectoring. It’s a very technical system that Mazda says improves the handling and comfort levels on the new model. We trekked out to Killarney International Raceway to see if we could find out how much of a difference this new G-Vectoring system actually makes.

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Ashley Oldfield

Ashley Oldfield

Ashley has been riding or driving some sort of motorised vehicle since his 4th birthday when he got a Yamaha PW50. Equipped with years of racing experience, Ashley took up journalism and became a writer for some of South Africa’s best motoring magazines and online publications. He is SA’s first (and only) GT Academy winner having raced professionally overseas. He now serves as the Content Manager at Cars.co.za, putting his wealth of racing and driving experience to good use.

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