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and on the Mazda 3, CX50, CX30, turbo and non-turbos the OCI is 10k miles

There are very few true conventional oils used today. Most are at least synthetic-blend. Ask the dealer what their bulk 5w-30 is

I did. And the last sentence asked, "Can anyone recall if this is normal for the first hundred miles on a Mazda as they are claiming?" And I am confirming that this is normal

It's not an oil smell. It's just the undercoating on some parts burning off. It will last a couple hundred miles

That website is 6 years old and doesn't apply to the new Mazda mild-hybrids. They didn't even exist at the time videos were make

hold down the volume knob on the center console

If it's a CPO that you just got a month ago, the battery is still covered by the CPO warranty. Take it to the dealer and they will put it on their fancy battery tester/charger. It will show if it's still good or needs to be replaced

contact Mazda yourself. they might be more likely to help than if the dealer contacts them. also, find out if it's leaking or seeping. you can live with seeping. the dealer should have send you a video (most Mazda dealers do that now)

the miles to empty screen has a HUGE margin of error because Mazda doesn't want you to run out of gas. the low fuel light is supposed to come on when you have about 2 gallons left. on my 6 though it comes on at 4 gal

The DRLs are dimmer than the normal headlights. Why would you not want the added visibility to others?

I think most European Mazda owners would have a laugh at doing oil changes at 5k or 7500 mi. Over there the normal driving oil change interval is 20k km (12k miles) with the same engine

Going right to new wheels, tires, and suspension, sound deadening, seems kind of extreme. Why not just switch the most likely culprit (the tires) first and see what that does?

It's strange reading about the CX5 suspension being too hard when it is the softest of all of the current Mazda lineup. When I hear ride complaints about the CX5, it's usually about the ride being too soft or that it has too much body roll

The NGK web site says 94124 (ILKAR7L11) for the non-turbo and 90288 (DILKAR7M8) for the turbo

You only bought it 4 months ago. You probably don't need anything yet. Most dealers will at least do the oil change before they sell it. They probably did more work to it when they CPO'd it. They should have given you a Carfax/AutoCheck report of its history and that should show what they did to...

Why does the title say 2017-2025 when the issue is up to 2020 2.5T models?

no, severe is still 5k miles for the revised models

absolutely do not tell him to go 10k miles between oil changes. Especially while he still has the factory powertrain warranty. 7500 mi or 1 year for normal driving; 5000 mi for severe newer models that have been updated recently (Mazda 3, CX-30/50) are the ones that say 10k miles/12 months in...

please post pics of the parts you talking about. I've never heard of "helicoils"

yes, it did start in 2017. Most of what you wrote is pulled straight from the 2017 CX5 Press Book