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Just a heads up for anyone else experiencing a similar issue with the OEM Bose speakers. Do a search & you will see that this is a recurring issue/design flaw caused by water getting into the doors & causing corrosion where the speaker cone attaches to the metal support ring resulting in...

I agree about making the 3rd row an option which is what VW with the Tiguan. My DIL replaced her Jeep Wrangler with a Honda Pilot which has the 3rd row. My son actually really likes & bought the CX-70 in Zircon Sand which is not available on the CX-90. He was also able to get a better discount...

Good to hear about the SD card. My son just traded his 2016 Mazda 3 for a 2025 CX-70 Premium Plus. He had shopped a few months ago & with the current deals (& the CX-70 he liked still on the lot) he found it hard to pass up. He drove my CX-5 numerous times and liked it but wanted the extra...

I replaced my rear headrests with JDM OEM ones. Still there but much lower. Also allows rear seats to be flip down without headrests hitting front seats.

Yeah, I'm not feeling it either. To each their own. I'll stick with my OEM Canadian floor liners.

I have them on my 2019 GTR. They (fronts only) stay on for about 30 seconds when the front doors are opened. Five years & I haven't had to replace the batteries yet.

2019 GTR purchased new. Clone of first which was rear ended & totaled at 4 months. 17k miles, no issues. Dealer serviced once a year.

I got 2 postcards. One for my current 2019 GTR & one for my first 2019 GTR that was rear ended & totaled after 4 months.

But then I have to reach into my pocket for the FOB :LOL:

The link I used is no longer active on Amazon but these are the same...

I opted for a set of pedal covers from Amazon. The OEM Mazda ones were crazy expensive in my opinion. The Amazon ones were around $25 & I've had them for 5 years with no issues. They also sell the same set with a matching dead pedal for almost the same price. The attached picture shows them in...

Agreed. That's why I added the Canadian Mazda OEM floor liners which cover the dead pedal area.

https://mazdashopusa.com/products/premium-floor-liners-front-rear-mazda-cx-5-2017-2024 Had them in less than a week Scarboro Mazda

Also consider the Canadian Mazda OEM floor liners. Also made by Maxpider except slight styling difference with Mazda logo. These also fully cover the dead pedal which WeatherTech does not. I really like mine.

Ouch, local Costco in eastern PA $2.97 for 87 octane, $3.59 for 93 octane.

I've never used regular in my GTR turbo. I generally use Costco 93 octane. I'm happy with the performance and actually don't drive enough to be concerned about the mpg. 2019 GTR 16,500 miles.

They do but I was told by the Costco participating dealer that they are obligated to stick to the Costco set price. When my first CX-5 was rear ended & totaled, I contacted said dealer as well as several others via email. I was able to beat the Costco price by well over $1000.

I believe that's for the AdBlue (diesel exhaust fluid) tank on the diesel models.

I agree about the CX-5 vs the Outback. I have a 2019 GTR & my wife has a 2018 Outback. There is a slight tradeoff in ride vs handling in the GTR which I like. The Outback has a softer ride at the expense of handling. My wife prefers her Outback. I prefer my GTR. Age bracket: both retired, late 60's.