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Hello All,
My wife and I used to have a 2005 Mazda 3 in the past. It was a great car. We are now owners of a 2018 CX-5 and are impressed how much Mazda has improved, especially regarding crash tests and road noise. We'll look forward in participating in this forum.
Cheers from North Carolina!
My wife and I used to have a 2005 Mazda 3 in the past. It was a great car. We are now owners of a 2018 CX-5 and are impressed how much Mazda has improved, especially regarding crash tests and road noise. We'll look forward in participating in this forum.
Cheers from North Carolina!
#4
In 2010 I bought a 2011 Sonata non-turbo and the next year, I traded it in with 32,000 miles for a 2011 Sonata turbo. I loved the power of the turbo but I never felt comfortable in the Sonata, even after 180,000 combined miles. With my Mazdas, I have always felt connected to the car. I can parallel park my new 3 or my old 6 in seconds, where the Sonata, it was a chore and I was never the 6 inches from the curb that I thought I was.
#5
The reason I like Mazdas, you seem to become part of the machine... ZOOM ZOOM and driving matters huh? Although our '17 CX-5 GT doesn't quite seem to have this effect compared to the '14 we traded for it as the seats are wider and don't contour to me, or maybe I'm just not as fat an American as Mazda thinks I should be
#7
Our CX-5 is the soul red which you see in all Mazda ads. Some call it "arrest me" red
#9
I agree. Compared to Honda and Toyota, Mazda has definitely caught them and definitely surpassed them in styling.
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