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No photos of CX5 Carbon so far but here is a 2020 Polymetal gray Mazda 3 with red leather that should give us a pretty good idea. I think it looks pretty darn good...

it‘s 4K or more less than other turbo mOdels

At $32,060 MSRP including the turbo, AWD, the Preferred Package, leather and 19" wheels, this seems like a pretty good deal. If you're man enough for the red leather interior, LOL. I love the Polymetal gray. I laughed at my brother when he leased a land Rover with red seats, but it's grown...

Hmm, thanks for pointing that out. I live in MI so that could be an issue, Is the CRV system crappy? Is the CX5 system superior to the 17/18 RDX? I drive a Tacoma double cab so Im used to a good 4WD system in snow

I'm considering a new or slightly used CX5 Turbo vs a 2017/18 Acura RDX CPO, right now. The RDX is not as much fun to drive but the interior is more upscale, and the RDX has a pretty great V6 279HP engine, which I think I prefer over the turbo for longevity, I keep cars a long time. The RDX...

I'm seeing the complaints beginning to pile up, sorry. Not trolling just observing: - less than comfortable seats - excessive paint chipping - crappy service at dealerships - losing power when its cold (never seen this ever, with any car)

This is a major deal killer for me.

White is a GREAT Color! Good luck, Heidi

That Australian hitch is sweet. It's $932.00 US dollars, plus probably a lot to ship.

Thanks, 185lbs sounds about right. You would think it would be easy to search, I could not find anything specific about the US

Does anyone know what the max is? I'm guessing like 200lbs.

Sorry, two were the NX's

Driving around at lunch and errands, and then on a long bike ride later, I observed 6 "cow catcher" styled RX 350's. All six were driven by women at least 65 years old. I'm not sure I can withstand being called "Gertrude" every time I pull into my best buddy's Ford dealership, by one of his...

I drove both and like both for different reasons, ie, sporty fun and simple lay out versus luxury and comfort. I plan on driving whichever I decide on for at least 10 years. I'm concerned about the Mazda and the Turbo longevity

I can get one of many with 20-30K miles, some even less than that. Lexus adds two years of warranty post the new car warranty, for a 2017, it could be up to 4 years from a purchase. I know the exterior looks are not great but they have grown on be a bit since they came out. It takes regular...