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This was stated yesterday, I believe. A number of Mazdas stakeholders have expressed concern as a result of the emissions scandal involving Volkswagens diesel vehicles in North America. Mazda would like to take this opportunity to give its view on this issue. In compliance with the law, Mazda...

I used to have a Tiguan but prefer the CX5 which I've had for 2 years. Latest Whatcar comparison is here

Only a few changes. See here

After waiting for over a year to get the Live Services working, I had a chance to see how they fared over the last couple of days of short(ish) distances along local roads, the M180 and M18 . I am not impressed: (1) A (working) speed camera which has been in place for about 15 years was not...

The two latest Mazda cars are in the list. Auto Express New Car Awards Winners 2013 City Car Skoda Citigo Supermini Ford Fiesta Compact family car SEAT Leon Family Car Mazda 6 Five-seat MPV Ford B-MAX Estate Car Skoda Octavia Estate Crossover Mazda CX-5 Compact SUV Range Rover Evoque Large...

It's the 2.5 litre which will only be sold in a few countries. I say rough 0 - 60 as I think he is just using the speedometer rather than an accurate speed measuring device. here

I didn't realise winter tyres were so good in slippery conditions The snow wasn't deep, though. But as he said, AWD better up the hills, winter tyres better when you have to come down. The TEST

Brief info. here Also, Skyactiv planes are here

I believe the UK's Kuga is just about equivalent to the Escape in America. The new Kuga has recently had a few reviews and maybe they are of interest to those who have posted about thinking of buying an Escape. One is here and the other here

In January's 'Whatcar', CX5 beats Honda CR-V, VW Tigaun (whcih I used to have) and Kia Sportage. It is the 2.2D 175 Sport AWD auto. Good performance as well - 0 to 60 mph in 8.3 sec

All manufacturers use a camouflage to hide aspects of their new cars. Here is Mazda's camouflage design.

Found here

Australian rally tester

Article is here

The CX-5 scored - 94% for adult occupant protection, 87% child occupant protection, 64% pedestrian safety and 86% safety assist systems. To see the full results for the CX, and also for other cars, see the Eurocap site EDIT: To add there is a link on the site to see the videos of the crashes

April17th - it's here Overall impression was: The Mazda CX-5 showed real promise as a model that could come into the crossover class and deliver something different an SUV that really was great to drive. From prototype to production, it has lost some of its sharpness, but it still remains up...

I'm being a bit of an imposter, as I joined for the CX5 forum. However, I don't know if the following has been posted (had a quick look) but it may be of interest to the Mazda 2 followers. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/motoringvideo/9186004/MotoWallofDeath040412.mov.html And how it was...

Have I missed the obvious answer?

Great forum - been reading it for a few weeks. Main problem is the spec in the USA and Australia and UK are different, so comparisons and evaluation are difficult. The Australian spec is the most similar to the UK. The CX5 has not had a proper comparison test here (I have a Tiguan diesel at the...