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Mazda has a new version of the Idemitsu high moly 0w-20 that's GF6. All oil manufacturers switched to GF6/SP years ago and many are already on the GF7 standard

I have a feeling that oil availability in some countries may play a part also. In many part of the world 5w-30 is easy to find, while 0w-20 is not

because it's an old-ish engine design that was designed around the SM oil spec. Any SN, SN+, SP, spec oil that has come since will provide much better performance than SM

Does it also happens when you're plugged in? If not, it's likely the 3rd party adapter you're using that's the problem

iirc, on the '22 Miata wireless AA/CP worked through the vehicle's wifi

if the repair hasn't been done yet, take it back to Mazda. With the settlement you won't have to go through the extended warranty company at all

My 6 had seepage from the valve cover gasket that was making that smell also. Could be that or the timing chain cover

I have A/C and recirculate on 98% of the time and just adjust the temp as needed. It only comes off when I turn it to defrost/defog

Super common for it to get loose. I have to re-tighten it on my Mazda 6 every 4-6 months

just don't push the Auto button and it will do what you're saying you want

If the sun hits the sensors just right it can set off an alert like this

check the tire pressure. the cold probably dropped the psi a few lbs

do you reset it at every fill-up?

I have a hard time believing that any dealer would discount a 2025 CX5 by $7k, esp when the markup is only about $1k. Even if they held a couple grand on the trade that deal still doesn't make sense

Is the maintenance counter set to fixed or flexible?

WAY too many miles for a 2 year old car

how do you download one of the manuals? I can only get to individual sections/pages

you've probably been babying the throttle and the TCM learned some annoying behaviors. reset the TCM like in the post above

99% chance that it's the battery

my 2017 Mazda 6 also has that pretty bad. it's from condensation on the inside that leaves a film over time then the heat from the light bakes it on