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Did any airbags engage? That along with damage is a good indicator if it will be totalled or repaired.

2019, 54,xxx miles, purchased new, dealer serviced, zero problems.

There should only be a record for work if the car needed it. There's no front end work that adheres to a schedule. Alignments when tires are replaced is recommended. A/C gets work when it don't work. I'd make sure there weren't any accidents. What about plugs, coolant, diff fluid (if AWD)...

Probably not anymore, but you can try it, worse that will happen is it won't allow the update. Mazda has cracked done on the outlaw cards.

They don't expire. You just need to pay for updates after 3 yrs. I have the same SD card in my 16 since I received it in 2015. Still works fine. Same for my 2019. More than likely the SD card was bad.

Let it sit for awhile on even ground then check it.

How far over the top? If it's just a little bit it's no problem.

There will be no Chinese EV's sold in the US at least for the next four years. Why do you think Musk is best buds with Donald Trump.

Wasn't that the reason Subaru put the two bucket seats in the back of their pick-ups.

Smart on the warranty. I vowed never to own another Ford after my 2nd Mustang blew it's engine. My daughters almost new Mercury (basically a Ford) blew an engine at 32,000 miles. Luckily it was under warranty.

I'm just the messenger.

You must of missed this article. https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-placed-bottom-consumer-reports-reliability-rankings/

Drugs are illegal, cars are not.

I thought Mazda already did that.

Sounds like he wanted Homelink. Don't think Tourings came with Homelink. My 2016 Touring didn't.

Yeah - they did make a good pick-up.

https://www.motor1.com/news/743821/mazda-americans-want-gas-cars/

Doesn't the auto climate control revert to manual if you increase/decrease the fan setting? I'm always changing the fan setting, change from cabin to defrost, etc. It seems like it's in manual mode when you do this. I never set one temp and leave it there, I'm always changing it.

I leave both our CX-5's unlocked in our garage and never had a problem plus the fob's are in range since I can lock/unlock the doors from inside the house. Not sure why unlocked doors would put more of a drain on the battery.

Some older cars used to display a brake symbol on the dash if a tail light was out but haven't seen that in awhile.