Nope, definitely not yet over for me. I've had mine coming up to 2 1/2 years and I am now past 43,000 miles. It's actually got better. It's still drives like new, pretty much looks like new and everything has just bedded in so well and I feel like one with the car on a drive. It's currently my only car and I drive it most of the time, apart from when I drive my wife's cx5 or son's Mazda2. I guess driving it for this many miles helps me feel so connected with it. And it's not a motorway mile muncher either. I do use it to visit clients sites, but I always hunt out short cuts / long cuts to avoid motorways when I can, so I get to drive it on some great a and b roads across the country.
It's got the odd stone chip, but hardly any, as I don't drive close to the car in front. No wear to the seats either, as I use the hands on the sill technique.
I make good progress, but don't rag it, as I tend to use momentum and anticipate other road users, overtaking when it makes sense, etc. Fast and smooth. I feel it is so good at this, and I can drive all day like this and tend to be faster than 99% of the other road users until I do get onto a dual carriageway, or motorway, then I just go with the flow.
The plan is to keep it long term, get something else next year and try to keep the miles down so that the warranty remains as long as possible. The thing is though, will I feel so connected to it, once I have two cars. I won't get something else sensible though, I'll just have two drivers cars, as I can't be done with driving something boring, life is too short.