Evolving or devolving
#1
10-04-2020, 04:52 AM
Evolving or devolving
I just checked, the trunk space of the 2016 CX 5. It is bigger than the 2020 CX 5. 34.1 Cubic feet for 2016 and 30.9 Cubic feet for 2020. I may be wrong on this one, but it looks like it got more rear seat leg room too. Also the power or the 2016 is more improved over the non turbo version 2020.
( video shows a 2018). I also don't hear about paint chipping as much on the older 2016 model. Did the CX 5 get worst over the years?.
Last edited by pcumby; 10-04-2020 at 06:11 AM.
#4
10-04-2020, 05:29 PM
Well you asked..... and I saw so many looking at this thread but no member wanted to chip ion. maybe this will wake them up? LOL
the power ratings given by MAZDA are for advertising only and are not considered in the industry to accurate and are not what is called certified a per the auto manufacture requirement when advertising power outputs. In other words WHO really knows what a MAZDA puts down on the black top?????? .
The video drag racing is at best a couple or few dudes/dudettes and the accuracy is far from reality. There are so many mistakes that were done in that video I am not sure how anyone could base any conclusion of accurateness form it.
The paint BS on the internet from what is actual empirical information is simply that. No one color chipped more then another. But in the DIY world it may be reported differently. RED seems to have gotten the most notice and response to what was not a point issue but a natural design of aerodynamics' that places some MAZDA models that have better aero dynamic's places the air flow over the front end causing more impact damage. What do you want better MPG or better paint protection. LOL You are the one that needs to decide what you want... really you dont need a bunch or DIOY deciding what you really want when picking put a new vehicle?
the power ratings given by MAZDA are for advertising only and are not considered in the industry to accurate and are not what is called certified a per the auto manufacture requirement when advertising power outputs. In other words WHO really knows what a MAZDA puts down on the black top?????? .
The video drag racing is at best a couple or few dudes/dudettes and the accuracy is far from reality. There are so many mistakes that were done in that video I am not sure how anyone could base any conclusion of accurateness form it.
The paint BS on the internet from what is actual empirical information is simply that. No one color chipped more then another. But in the DIY world it may be reported differently. RED seems to have gotten the most notice and response to what was not a point issue but a natural design of aerodynamics' that places some MAZDA models that have better aero dynamic's places the air flow over the front end causing more impact damage. What do you want better MPG or better paint protection. LOL You are the one that needs to decide what you want... really you dont need a bunch or DIOY deciding what you really want when picking put a new vehicle?
#5
10-04-2020, 05:36 PM
Well you asked..... and I saw so many looking at this thread but no member wanted to chip ion. maybe this will wake them up? LOL
the power ratings given by MAZDA are for advertising only and are not considered in the industry to accurate and are not what is called certified a per the auto manufacture requirement when advertising power outputs. In other words WHO really knows what a MAZDA puts down on the black top?????? .
The video drag racing is at best a couple or few dudes/dudettes and the accuracy is far from reality. There are so many mistakes that were done in that video I am not sure how anyone could base any conclusion of accurateness form it.
The paint BS on the internet from what is actual empirical information is simply that. No one color chipped more then another. But in the DIY world it may be reported differently. RED seems to have gotten the most notice and response to what was not a point issue but a natural design of aerodynamics' that places some MAZDA models that have better aero dynamic's places the air flow over the front end causing more impact damage. What do you want better MPG or better paint protection. LOL You are the one that needs to decide what you want... really you dont need a bunch or DIOY deciding what you really want when picking put a new vehicle?
the power ratings given by MAZDA are for advertising only and are not considered in the industry to accurate and are not what is called certified a per the auto manufacture requirement when advertising power outputs. In other words WHO really knows what a MAZDA puts down on the black top?????? .
The video drag racing is at best a couple or few dudes/dudettes and the accuracy is far from reality. There are so many mistakes that were done in that video I am not sure how anyone could base any conclusion of accurateness form it.
The paint BS on the internet from what is actual empirical information is simply that. No one color chipped more then another. But in the DIY world it may be reported differently. RED seems to have gotten the most notice and response to what was not a point issue but a natural design of aerodynamics' that places some MAZDA models that have better aero dynamic's places the air flow over the front end causing more impact damage. What do you want better MPG or better paint protection. LOL You are the one that needs to decide what you want... really you dont need a bunch or DIOY deciding what you really want when picking put a new vehicle?
#6
10-04-2020, 06:30 PM
I wouldn't know, I was responding with what you posted in the first response and mostly about the paint and that video reference?
#8
10-06-2020, 10:29 PM
One department the 2020 definitely checks is reduced road noise. Very important for me on my highway commutes.
#9
10-07-2020, 08:57 AM
It still an east remedy if you choose, about 400 at most any stereo installation shops.
#10
10-08-2020, 04:21 AM
I have never driven a 2020 so I can't comment on the road noise, but comparing my 2019 signature to my wife's 2018 Honda Accord the Mazda is much more quiet. So if the 2020 is more quiet than 2019, then that is one area of improvement. Is there anyone that have own both a first generation and a second CX 5 and if so what are your thoughts?