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So where is the release on Mazda's website? I'm not denying it but it seems strange that some random sales rep has this info that no one else does.

I doubt this is a mid cycle refresh. Theyre just adding a few things to make it more competitive.

How does this guy know what is coming in 2020? He probably knows as much as we do.

How many Mazda's have you come across that have 300k+ miles on them? There are plenty of Toyota's and Honda with 300k+ on. A few of them even have more than a million miles on them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGvLPJqEZ-k So many cringing moments in this ad: 1)Wheelchair girl gets happy cause she gets asked to dance 2)Rugged outdoor man shows his sensitive side by shedding a tear 3)The teenagers on a first date sneaking onto the rooftop 4)Black man doing ballerina...

1)Mazda having fewer dealers all comes down to supply and demand. If people bought more Mazdas at the existing dealers, you would see more dealerships opening. 2)Subaru doesnt anywhere close to Honda or Toyota in advertising, are smaller than Mazda but sell way more vehicles(in the US at least).

I'm sure Toyota doesn't mind. Dealers can't keep the new RAV4 Hybrid and have waiting lists for them: https://www.torquenews.com/6626/2019-toyota-rav4-hybrid-craze-sweeping-nation-will-you-get-yours

Updated CRV looks nice with some exterior/interior upgrades. Can't stand that fake wood trim around the console. I guess it might appeal to older people.

Crazy, that 1.5T was already getting great gas mileage. I wonder what the MPG will be with the hybrid now...

I rented a Lexus NX200(2018) while I was in Seattle last week loved the additional power it has. It was pretty quick but not too quick that would get you in trouble. Has anyone driven one and now own a CX-5 with the 2.5T? I'd love to hear how it compares.

If this issue only affects people in colder states, why would the other CRV owners in the other states care if theyre not affected by it? And if someone moves up north, why wouldnt Honda do the warranty work if they changed their residence to somewhere up north? This issue effects people in cold...

Honda sent out letters to every CRV owner in the country making them aware of the issue and if they were experiencing it, to take it to a dealer to get it repaired. The repair involves actual replacement of hardware in addition to a software update. Mazdas fix is just a software upgrade, which...

I'm speaking about the general population. Most people buy these SUV's for their practicality. Of course everyone on this forum will have different reasons, whether it be looks, turbo, driving dynamics, etc...basically any trait Mazda has that would be superior to it's competition. But in...

It is the most important in this demographic, otherwise why would they buy an SUV over a car? Even if they don't use the extra space, it is nice to have in case you need it. Most people don't care about driving dynamics, that only appeals to car guys.

Subaru is smaller than Mazda and sells twice as many vehicles as Mazda. Size of company has nothing to do with it.

If Mazda isn't producing cars for most people, then they better start fast because their August sales were in the tank and their stock price is down nearly 70% from 5 years ago. And your right cargo space/rear leg room doesn't matter to ME, but then again I have no wife and kids but most people...

It isn't an apples to apples comparison. The CX-5 has one of the smallest interiors in the class. It gets cramped sitting in the back if you're taller and it's cargo area is smaller then most in the class. People buy these vehicles for their space. And whatever features the CX-5 has that the...

Better value? The RAV4 offers more cargo/rear leg room, way better MPG, wireless charging, panoramic sun roof, drive mode selector, better resale and likely better long-term reliability. And who really uses the factory NAV anyway? That's supposed to be an advantage? Mazda's advantages are...

Me personally I would get the CX-5 because I don't need a ton of cargo space and prefer smaller vehicles. I would get the RX If I needed the extra space, cared about resale value and wanted long-term reliability. You'll find way more Lexus's on the road with 200,000+ miles on them then you will...

Stay away from the CX-5 with the NA engine. There are issues with the cyclinder deactivation which is causing engine parts to literally fall out of place. https://insidemazda.mazdausa.com/press-release/recall-of-certain-2018-2019-mazda-cx-5-mazda6-2019-mazda3/...