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Doesn't really apply to engines that call for a higher weight oil in other countries like the 2.5NA

I'd love to be able to look over their deal sheets. Can you ask them if they kept copies?

A $3800 dealer discount plus incentives off of a 2024 Turbo? Not likely. The mark-up is only about $1300

He's already using 5w-30 with the turbo. It's a 99% chance of it being the stem seal issue that there is a TSB for. He just needs to get it to the dealer

PPF on 3/4 of the hood and the front of the fenders. If not there will be TONS of white chips where the primer shows through

that just means it's sparkly

Up to I think 2018 you have to manually reset the tire pressure when you air them up. The button is by your left knee. There is no sensor on the spare

You really should rotate the tires at each oil change When you call them just ask if they do a multi-point inspection with oil changes (almost all places do). Then just say that you want to make an appt for an oil change and tire rotation

For control arms, nothing else on the suspension has to be touched other than the control arms. There is no "taking apart half the suspension" involved

It's much easier to replace the control arms and probably less labor too. A 9 year old CX5 with 100k+ miles is a perfect candidate for control arms, esp as such a reasonable price

As long as it's a Turbo Carbon Edition the drive will be the same as a Signature

Pretty common if your brakes had never been cleaned/serviced. Cleaning and relubing the slide pins every year or two will help them wear evenly

taking your eyes off the road and bumbling around to reach out to tap tiny buttons on a screen while you're driving isn't an 'upgrade'

depends on the trim. Lower ones won't have it

Do this: https://youtu.be/TxU0y1DqTUc?si=P17JFY1Cwi0HFr2m

Voice commands

the 2024s do/did

The 6 and CX-9 have the best seats that accommodate the most people. The CX5 seats are too small in width and depth and also that front bolster that pushes up your legs and is uncomfortable for larger people. Skinny people usually don't have issues with the CX5 seats. The padding was made softer...

the OEM tires only had 1/32" of wear in 22,300 miles? that's hard to believe. those are usually at the wear bars at 30-36k miles

You'll be fine. The owner could have changed the oil somewhere that doesn't report to Carfax or done it themselves. And it's a CPO with almost no miles on it with a 7 year/100k powertrain warranty