My recommendation would be to drive all the models you are interested in first. That will help to steer your decision. I did drive a Honda Pilot before I bought my CX70. To me it still drove like my father in laws old 2008 model.
Our 2023 CX5 Turbo has been flawless too. Only have 21K miles on it now but still drives like new. I do figure one of these days the original oem battery will have to be replaced though.
Both our CX70 and CX5 oil filter dimensions are almost if not identical. I have both boxes clearly marked and double check every time I do an oil change. The CX70 is the Turbo S 3.3 L too. So a bigger engine.
Just got the CX-70 fuel level and MEHV battery software fixes done yesterday at the dealership. This morning when I drove the car I got a headlight system malfunction warning. Also, the switch to turn off the headlights will not stay in the off position.
Anyone have this issue? I just...
Our 2023 CX5 Turbo is only at 17K miles. I was just going to do a drain and fill at 30K but may consider dropping the pan and changing the filter too. Thanks!
Yes, there is. I bought one off of eBay for my wife's 2023 CX5. It actually looks pretty good. I've been looking for one for my CX70 but so far no luck.
I just let the free subscription expire on a 2023 CX5. I just couldn't see the value of paying for it. Our 2025 CX70 has a couple extra features including tire pressure monitoring but still not worth it in my opinion.
The only thing fuel gauge I've noticed on my CX70 is even when I put as much gas as I can in it the fuel gauge still doesn't read as full. It's very close but not quite to the full mark. I've tried it with the car parked at different angles with the same result. My Mazda app shows 99% as the...
We live in Houston so 95% of the year it's hot. My next oil change I'm going to use 5W-30. I saw that same You Tube video and it convinced me to try it.
My wife drives our 2023 turbo. I switched from 93 to 87 octane over a year ago. No difference in feel or mileage for her. I guess if you were in the upper rpm range you might feel a difference but for everyday driving I can't. Same with our 2025 CX70 Premium Plus S.