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Are the aspects of the old optional tech package now part of the regular GT now? If so the price jump makes sense.

3 and 6 still say Mazda.

Its not unusual for top trims to cost at least 50% more than the base models.

The Yaris sedan is a rebadged Mazda 2 built by Mazda for Toyota.

Have your wife, child, friend, whatever stand on the side of your driveway and hold up a leafy branch or something in front of your CX5 at the same height as your windshield. A slight breeze causing it to move would be ideal. Guarantee itll slam on the brakes.

Id expect minor cosmetic tweaks similar to what they did to the 2016. Front fascia particularly.

The 3 offered 40 mpg. The CX3 awd. Its called options.

Smart brake support. One might use a laser and the other radar... but I dont really recall.

Yeah, the AFS was awesome.

Um, kind of. I traded it in for my Infiniti. Lol.

Also- the LEDs dont get hot enough to melt away ice. Not a major problem but an occasional one where I live.

Nope. Steep inclines were the problem. Nothing you could do about it unless you could use your high beams.

I found it over aggressive. It would activate if I got too close to someone making a turn in front of me, and low hanging branches over my driveway set it off numerous times.

It works fine. This comes up every few months. Not sure why so many people dont trust this feature.

Prices are still listed online... https://www.goodwinmazda.com/promotions/new/index.htm

My local Mazda dealer had a bunch of CX5s and 3s for $4500-5500 off MSRP for Black Friday weekend. Thats not bad for a car stickering for $25k - $30k... no haggling required. Not sure if they sold any though...

Dont worry, I too thought the CX3 was a dud until I started looking at volume in other markets.

CD- ever been to Europe? Japan? Their roads arent as wide as ours. And theyre no way near as fat so smaller vehicles are just fine.

Actually the CX3 does well, outside the land of urban yachts. http://www2.mazda.com/en/publicity/release/2018/201804/180426a.pdf

yrwei52- yeah most of the time they work well. But I had several instances where I couldnt see more than 10 feet in front of me. Not cool, but luckily I was going 15 at most, and both times were long steep uphill driveways/entrances.