Mattyredsox
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- 1990 Eunos (Mazda) V-Special Roadster (sold), 2014 Mazda CX-5 Pr
Exactly this. When it gets closer to your purchase time, please feel free to ask any questions about the new one. I'm getting mine in a few weeks.
CX-5 Diesel--worth the price premium?
- Thread starter slydog39
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Is the Japanese diesel going to have a urea system as well?
It would sure be nice to get more information on what exactly is coming to North America. Mileage, HP and torque numbers etc.
Mattyredsox
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- 1990 Eunos (Mazda) V-Special Roadster (sold), 2014 Mazda CX-5 Pr
If you think Japanese laws aren't as stringent as US laws, you don't know Japan.
Yet another fault that doesn't exist, updated today. (scratch)
http://mazdacx5forums.co.uk/index.php?topic=598.msg4583;topicseen#msg4583
http://mazdacx5forums.co.uk/index.php?topic=598.msg4583;topicseen#msg4583
Looks like the same faults that have already been covered and largely dealt with (recall)... Second post on your link:
Xtrailman
If you're referring to the post by dcli001, according to his signature it is the petrol version he's got not the diesel version. (Unless it means that the petrol version now also suffers from filings from camshaft wear). If this is the case this issue is more widespread than originally thought (unamused)
If you're referring to the post by dcli001, according to his signature it is the petrol version he's got not the diesel version. (Unless it means that the petrol version now also suffers from filings from camshaft wear). If this is the case this issue is more widespread than originally thought (unamused)
That's usually the default settings which a newbie doesn't alter, yes I did notice, but a petrol car doesn't have a brake vacuum pump.
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- San Antonio, Texas
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- '15 CX-5 Miata AWD
Eh imo this is more of a do you wan't a mazdaspeed3 vs mazda3. More performance, more novelty/maintenance items.. (turbohs and associated systems.)
Damn that sucks.
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finch: yup
jr: I'm SoCal born and raised but trust me, it's something I've contemplated quite a bit over the last few years. Problem is I own multiple properties in CA and I've got a great career here so it makes it difficult to just up and move.
Colorado: yeah, it shouldn't surprise me one bit to see them tax us more to maintain roads we're already being taxed to maintain. But... I was hoping that tax wouldn't hit diesels.
Plus the "adjustments for inflation" could be the real killer for everyone the next few years.
jr: I'm SoCal born and raised but trust me, it's something I've contemplated quite a bit over the last few years. Problem is I own multiple properties in CA and I've got a great career here so it makes it difficult to just up and move.
Colorado: yeah, it shouldn't surprise me one bit to see them tax us more to maintain roads we're already being taxed to maintain. But... I was hoping that tax wouldn't hit diesels.
Plus the "adjustments for inflation" could be the real killer for everyone the next few years.
Well you'd still have the fuel savings and extra torque!
For me California started off the emission controls, being known for stringent limits, and good for them, everyone wants clean air don't they?
Just take a look at the china F1 race, unable to even fly in the crap there breath in. Last year the race was a farce for me with the smog never really lifting.
Just take a look at the china F1 race, unable to even fly in the crap there breath in. Last year the race was a farce for me with the smog never really lifting.
