New (to me) 2023 CX-5
#11
We still have the Q5 because the turbo charger assembly is on backorder. We live in east TN and trying to drive up the hills without any boost is difficult. We had planned to trade it early next year until this turbo issue hit us. Now, we don't want to drive it due to other potential issues cropping up. Once the turbo is replaced, off to CarMax we go.
#12
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We still have the Q5 because the turbo charger assembly is on backorder. We live in east TN and trying to drive up the hills without any boost is difficult. We had planned to trade it early next year until this turbo issue hit us. Now, we don't want to drive it due to other potential issues cropping up. Once the turbo is replaced, off to CarMax we go.
Last edited by THE CHIEF; 06-10-2023 at 04:45 PM.
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You will like your new CX-5. It is truly a high quality vehicle. In this odd automotive universe it is FAR more reliable than the much higher priced Audi SUVs.
MAZDA does not make vehicles to be "appliances" as does, say, Chevy or Ford or Nissan. By contrast MAZDA gives their vehicle great steering feel and very good handling.
I've loved my 2019 CX-5 Grand Touring Reserve (half step below the Signature). It's beautifully designed and quick with a LOT of features.
MAZDA does not make vehicles to be "appliances" as does, say, Chevy or Ford or Nissan. By contrast MAZDA gives their vehicle great steering feel and very good handling.
I've loved my 2019 CX-5 Grand Touring Reserve (half step below the Signature). It's beautifully designed and quick with a LOT of features.
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