Not always true. Someone hit my 2014 cx5 3 weeks after I bought it aND took off. Repairs were $2700 my ins didn't go up.
The resale value is a good point since I am going through that now with mine. I have pictures of the damage and the body shop paperwork showing factory parts were used...
The dealership just replaced mine for "making excessive noise". I hadn't even noticed but the tech caught it while my car was there for other warranty work.
My Pandora listening has definitely increased because of this car.
While I am complaining I still don't think the CX-5's are a bad car by any means. They have their positives as well.
Yes. It is pretty ridiculous. I have a 2007 F150 that gets better reception than my "new" car. And I can't blame the antenna because my WRX had the same style and it was fine. Who knows.
You dodged a bullet. The Focus I had was a nightmare with neither Ford or the dealership giving a damn about making it right. I will never spend another penny on a Ford product if I can help it.
I'm about to sell my CX5 and take a pretty big financial hit as well. I just don't like the...
My OEM all-weather mats have been really good for almost 2 years now. Obviously the drivers side is dirty but the cargo mat and the passenger floor mat still look almost new.
Isn't this something you should have figured out before you bought? Talking about lawsuits over "real time" traffic sounds silly. And besides it won't even be a problem once you realize how horrible the GPS is anyway.
The only thing I did was buy the plastic floor and cargo mats at the dealer and put them in before I drove off. I later orders the sill plates but the directions seemed to involved when they showed up so I decided to deal with it "soon", that was a year and a half ago. Lol..
I know I am not...