Yes I agree.
I bought my cx-5 last summer, hardly ever saw another one in my town.
Now I see a cx-5 everywhere I go.
One cx-5 driver waived at me last weekend. I made a disgusted face at them in return.
I'm in the Los Angeles area I don't notice very many, maybe a less than a handful. Mostly females drivers and yet to see any male drivers driving the CX5 lol. I cant wait to purchase my CX5 soon. Too many RAV4s and CRVs around... (gah)
I should have bought one of the short and fat 138 hp Buick Encores. I haven't seen one on those on the street yet. Last one I saw was at car show in January and they have been on market for several months. Truly rare and not desirable.
I should have bought one of the short and fat 138 hp Buick Encores. I haven't seen one on those on the street yet. Last one I saw was at car show in January and they have been on market for several months. Truly rare and not desirable.
I also notice mostly female drivers, but I have seen a few males.
Check out my thread about "is the CX-5 a feminine car?"
Not that I care..
I love my CX-5 and all things (price, handling, looks, fuel economy, ground clearance, comfort, roominess) considered I'm confident that I could not have chosen a better car.
I just passed one of these on the highway the other day and did a triple-take look at it. I like the looks of it in blue, but it takes a while to get used to the fact that the front and back look shrunken in relation to the normal sized front and rear seating areas. You've gotta hand it to Buick, this is the kind of design that normally comes from Asian or European city markets, not America.
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The Buick Encore is the perfect choice for people who want to pay a premium price for a vehicle built on an econo-box chassis. Seriously, a torsion beam axle and cast iron engine block? That really gives me a serious flashback.I should have bought one of the short and fat 138 hp Buick Encores. I haven't seen one on those on the street yet. Last one I saw was at car show in January and they have been on market for several months. Truly rare and not desirable.
Only seen two others locally in the nine months of ownership; one Crystal White and one Zeal Red - I actually quite like the red and agonised about that when we ordered the Aluminium Silver. My OH has seen a couple of others in Black and Metropolitan Grey at the Supermarket. In my patch you see more Range Rover Evoques and Nissan Quashquais , so fairy happy to remain distinctive in the Mazda. I would wager the New Mercedes GLA will be popular with the Evoque ( Golf Club) crowd once the novelty has worn off.(lol2)
The Buick Encore is the perfect choice for people who want to pay a premium price for a vehicle built on an econo-box chassis. Seriously, a torsion beam axle and cast iron engine block? That really gives me a serious flashback.
Don't you find the silver is really a grey colour, at least compared to my previous two silver xtrails.
Been away in the York area for a week touring, and not seen any CX-5, just a couple of 6's.
