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- 2014 QX70 AWD
Not only that, easier to get covered in crud and what-not.
2017 CX-5 Pics Thread
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Not only that, easier to get covered in crud and what-not.
7eregrine
The man, the myth, the legend
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- Land of Cleve
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Lmao. Gawd we are all so different, aren't we? I actually like the gas door release on the floor. I think it's perfect there. Not that I would dislike it in the new spot, But I don't mind it where it's at.
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It takes them time to update that sort of thing. Current Mazda 6 has it on the bottom of the dash for a few years now. It was only a matter of time for the CX-5 to be updated
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- 2021 CX-9 Sig
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- 2021 CX-5 GT
And here's the first 2017 I've seen in the wild other than mine:
Not sure the rainy day was doing the paint work justice.
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Nice. That angle makes it look like a mini CX-9. It also looks a lot lower than the older versions as well.
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It takes them time to update that sort of thing. Current Mazda 6 has it on the bottom of the dash for a few years now. It was only a matter of time for the CX-5 to be updated
In terms of new feature adoption, including iActivSense technology, Mazda US lags behind other regions in past years, while CX-5 lags behind other Mazda models (3 & 6). Naturally CX-5 owners in the US are the most patient user group.
boandlkramer
US Specs in Europe
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- '17 CX-5 GT AWD; '18 BMW X3
In terms of new feature adoption, including iActivSense technology, Mazda US lags behind other regions in past years, while CX-5 lags behind other Mazda models (3 & 6). Naturally CX-5 owners in the US are the most patient user group.
TBH, I'd bet most CX-5 owners aren't as critical as here and they don't really care.
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NelsonLewis
Banned
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- 16.5 CX-5 GT AWD w/Tech BRMica
Most in my area are grandmas in their late 50s-70s, so you're probably right.
In terms of new feature adoption, including iActivSense technology, Mazda US lags behind other regions in past years, while CX-5 lags behind other Mazda models (3 & 6). Naturally CX-5 owners in the US are the most patient user group.
There's always a few out there that want everything yesterday
7eregrine
The man, the myth, the legend
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- Land of Cleve
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I do find it amusing that everyone has this tech here now. Every car commercial today seems to be showing off brake Assist technology. Honda, Toyota and Mercedes are just 3 I've seen this week. It's not all that amazing when everyone offers it. What's amazing are the companies that don't charge extra for it. *Hint @ Mazda. We want our customers to be as safe as possible....As long as you're willing to pay extra for it. Toyota leading the pack in this department.
See attached, cars that include this standard even on base models.
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See attached, cars that include this standard even on base models.
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why do we even need a fuel door release?
c'mon Mazda, you're moving upscale and yet still need a button to pop the fuel door open?
my 12 year old X3 you just push on the fuel door and it pops open. If the car is locked, that feature is disabled.
For security reasons I guess. Don't want people to try and access it if the car is unlocked.
Correct. Your version of Smart City Brake support is for front only. We have it here for both front and rear
