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Yes. Real world experience is very valuable.

Yep it's definitely heavier and increase mass will make it take longer to accelerate and stop. No argument there. However drag racing and panic braking are not my driving Style.

If you drive and experience both, you will see the difference. I know personally as I have experienced both at their limits.

Never having to give a thought to available traction is very powerful in itself

what year Just as a little correction there, the first gen CX-5 actually weighs about 3200 to 3500 pounds . The 2nd gen weighs in 3500 to 3800 lbs. The number you're referring to is the maximum capacity fully loaded listed in the door jamb GVWR

Yep huge difference, that's what after fwd cx5 #1, our last 2 CX-5 s have been awd.

So why would the all-wheel-drive help the performance cars and not an CUV

It's an eternal debate and it's why Mazda offers the front-wheel drive still.

Strange that people would get all-wheel drives then, I guess it's all a big sham. You might want to tell the many Performance car makers that their all wheel drive systems are not worth it. I have had better handling and performance with this all-wheel drive then I did my front wheel drive...

Thank goodness we both have choices. Having owned both versions of them I know what works best for me. Traction for me is included when I talk about performance I'm not worried about 0 to 60 numbers. I didn't spend any more money out the door I haven't spent any more money on maintenance and as...

Having had both FWD and AWD versions, I can argue that I will NEVER bother with FWD again. AWD is far better for safety and performance. It is so nice not having to EVER think about traction when pulling into traffic. With my parents FWD CX-5, I am always accidentally spinning the tires when...

Yep, our local dealer has a pair marked $10k off for at least 6 months now...

Just to clear things up 2013-2016.5 is Gen 1, 2017-2020 is Gen 2, There have been so many updates, and standardized equipment changes each year for the different model levels of Sport, Touring, Grand Touring it is difficult, and now the GT-Reserve, and Signature models added, things get more...

Definitely the first complaint in many years I have ever heard of, either for the right wrist for LHD or for the left wrist for RHD. Luckily, you have another option, you can also just use the voice command button so that you do not have to move your hands from the steering wheel or bother...

That is for the NA 2.5

Mazda North America Operations Listed in the picture you posted. Your oil bottle produced on December 4 2019 according to the label.

Have you: 1. asked the seller? 2. emailed MNAO directly? 3. Call the phone number on the back of the bottle to reach MNAO directly? However if you do not believe either is genuine, what is going to help you?

Was the ebay seller not a Mazda dealer? I will be needing some of this SG1 also in 4500 miles as I do my 60k service in our AWD. Thanks for any info you find out.

I guess anything can be rebottled and relabled if worth the effort. How do you know the other bottle is genuine either?

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