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to me that sounds like a belt / bearing

they look amazing don't they head turner

Regarding rotors/pads, I believe that most aftermarket ones would be a better option compared to factory/original due to bad rust issues

did you and your friends unlock Subaru ECUs?

It is natural and totally expected that rotors rust more in salty/wet conditions It is not natural and not expected that other cars don't have this issue while CX5 rust complaints are all around For example, I explored RAV4 complaints and I don't see a single one mentioning grinding noises, rust...

Did some online research The first two are '21 CX5s that were driven for 15k mi in two-three years, that's exactly the issue that I have right now with my current '21 The second two are '20 CX5s, the last one being pretty scary NHTSA ID Number: 11543184 Car with 15,000 miles needs a front and...

Next BMW X3 model is just around the corner, being slightly larger than the current X3 it is going to be the CX-60 of the North America. Priced the same as CX-90.

The advantage of getting a used car is that all its issues are well known ALL cars have recalls, and if you look around - Mazda recalls are so minor compared to some others Yes the bigger issue 2020 non-turbo had were those engine issues, but many of them happened at around 20-30k and had been...

except for failing LED DRLs $600 a piece lol

hey!!!! I was just about to post this - something I noticed in the video - are these really cupholders from CX-90?

My Jag S-type used to do exactly that 20 yrs ago and I don't understand why modern car are missing automatic parking brake But it was engaging parking brake on engine turn-off rather than on shifting to park. It was super convenient

No idea what the spied one is, but it's definitely a CX-90 look-alike Suggesting that CX-70 is going to look like that is suggesting it's going to be a CX-90 But I hope it's going to be different, light and super fast. I want a 350hp CX-5.

SD cards could be found for as low as $20, I think it's worth it even if it's used just once in lifetime. But no guarantees that they're going to work so there's a risk So many factors to consider

Oh yes sign detection. In my experience by the time it detects a stop sign I'm already braking. And if I'm not - it's too late. Speed limit signs - sometimes that actually helps, but in many cases they are irrelevant (like from other lanes/side roads)

if you mean speed limits and stop signs - they are integral part of the nav/maps is there something else?

Definitely worth checking if the pads you took out were evenly worn. If not - caliper may need some work There's no use for SD other than the nav. It is a godsend in no coverage areas

OP asks why his MPG is so low I'm wondering how often they have to change brake pads, as there might be a connection

deal breakers for me were: best in class HUD best in class 0-60 (turbo) best in class drive-ability best in class interior (class meaning CUVs <60k :)