I was going to ask if a Sport. With a Sport being the cheapest one I doubt many paid for that upgrade. Sounds like a .5 to me. I'm not even sure you could add that to a Sport.Thanks I'll check the date. We have a sport with a backup camera so possibly the .5. I'll try and verify with the date.
Shouldn*t the VIN be definitive?
That's true for a Touring. Navigation was added to Touring, too. Although that's not telling as you could add that to a 16.My '16.5 Touring has LED head and tail lights. I thought that was definitive. Another friend has a '16 Touring and she has HID headlights.
No such thing at all.Ive seen some weird CX-5s for sale with the new body but old interior. I assumed those were 16.5s - is that not true?
No such thing at all.
2016 CX-5 Touring offered Touring Technology Package which came with LED headlights and tail lights. The same on 2016.5 CX-5 Touring. HID was available on 2015 CX-5 and prior.My '16.5 Touring has LED head and tail lights. I thought that was definitive. Another friend has a '16 Touring and she has HID headlights.
Yep. gen-1 CX-5's body style is definitely superior and has some character.If only we could get the old body with the new interior, boy o* boy would that be great! Toss in a Turbo to boot, perfecto...
If only we could get the old body with the new interior, boy o* boy would that be great! Toss in a Turbo to boot, perfecto...
Yep. gen-1 CX-5's body style is definitely superior and has some character.
Gen-1 CX-5 resembles Mazda's original KODO design language perfectly, with unique curve line on the sides.Offtopic, but what (in your opinion) makes the first gen's exterior better than the current gen? The only thing that the first gen does better exterior wise (my opinion) is the wheel design. Current gen looks sleeker, more athletic.
Mazda Design said:Inspired design. To bring out the soul.
The CX-5 embodies the latest generation of Mazda vehicle design, called KODO ("soul of motion"). Inspired by the stance of a cheetah the moment before it pounces, it represents the exact moment motion begins, releasing the tremendous force and accumulated energy.