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Could just be a placeholder. Im unaware of any 2019 CX7s.... anywhere.

Luxury brands dont have 20% off commercials. But like Nelson stated, at least state a lease price or starting at figure. Im okay with Mazda moving upmarket, but outside of the automobile enthusiast crowd no one really knows thats what theyre doing. They need a rebranding effort ASAP.

Are you sure that $17.64 isnt a monthly fee? Ive seen monthly rent charges up to $75/mo on some friends leases

Yeah, I think its just a visual thing due to the new sheet metal and lowered stance.

Looks like the gen 2 is 0.1 wider. I must say, I now prefer gen 2 CX5 looks to the gen 1.

To me, the new RAV4 looks like a childs plastic Tonka toy. No thx.

The new 2019 Mazda 3s in my area were all built in japan. That surprised me.

Ha! Thats the story I had intended to post. Not sure why I used a different url.

Slightly low brake fluid triggered the TCS light on my QX70.

On the flip side, VW tarnished its reputation with diesel gate.

Let the speculation begin. https://www.thedrive.com/news/27420/mazda3-hyper-hatch-with-massive-torque-and-awd-in-development-report

Agree. I expect to see this in the next gen CX9 and new flagship 6 sedan to begin with... or maybe a bigger sedan ala the vision coupe show car.

I dont see it happening. Entry and egress are becoming major factors, coupled with elevated seating position = death knell to cars.

2022 model will give you a mani/pedi while you drive to your mistresses condo.

Wouldnt the deicer in theory help release frozen wipers upon startup more than keeping snow from accumulating during storms? The placement leaves me to believe it would help with both, but be better suited for the former.

Ding ding ding. Inline six implies a RWD set up, or bias in AWD applications. Another premium move.

$10k profit for a dealer on a CX5 GT?!?!! No way in hell. Dealers make most profit on their used cars. New vehicles are often sold at a loss and the salesmen usually get a flat commission if it sells at, near or under invoice. (So maybe ~$1,500 between invoice and MSRP). If the dealership...

Wrong. Sorry bro. The current only flows in one direction.

Yeah I saw that piece too, but how is the cap gonna reach that far considering its attached to the vehicle?

Mentions expected 10% take rate & future vehicle at the end. https://arstechnica.com/cars/2019/04/mazda-brings-a-new-diesel-cx-5-suv-to-the-us-but-why/?amp=1