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Yup, and Edge, Murano or Passport would suit me ok if the first 2 could handle or the third had a decent interior. Now, not to overthink, but since the CX90 is moving a bit upmarket, maybe the CX70 sits just above these 3 vehicles mentioned? I would pay a few grand over their topline price to...

I'd be very keen to see how the 70 turns out. I don't actually need the 7 seats I have now in the CX9 so anything longer...is prob over my limit. The 9 is manageable of course, but is it ideal for me? A bit big already. My prob was felt the CX5 was small, so perhaps my "just right" problem will...

We had initially looked at Muranos, but the drive was blah. Have a CRV, wanted something a bit upmarket. Not necessarily a 7 seater, but the CX5 just seemed a bit tighter than I'd like (despite just one kid and one small dog). We live in the burbs so the size isn't an issue, but had we still...

Hmm, I'd no idea. I usually hit C and D first, and they adore Mazda. Including the CX50. They didn't mention the wandering. I'll look more into the MT bias, I'm interested now.

Not sure this MT review has been posted yet, but I was surprised at the amount of criticisms. I'd come to love the looks, sounds like it handles great (I like that despite it being a crossover), I don't mind the big dimensions vs small cargo compromises, but the review really doesn't hold back...

Is it just me, or are they saying 3 people ok sleeping on top? Did they mean on the roof?

Yup, and I'm the type that will need to check 3 hrs later, so now it's just visual. I also have a narrow garage, so that few inches of room helps. Dreading the day they possibly jam.

I sort of feel the same way, if a second car. I voted CX5 but then changed to 50. It's close for me. But then I read the OPs post again, and just on looks, if it's the version with the slim spoke wheels and a darker colour to hide the cladding a bit such as the blue one being posted in this...

Few yrs back, was considering a Mazda 6 but was unsure. Before second test drive, warned him I'm having doubts specifically around cornering and needed to push it to be sure. He had no problem, unfortunately needed to sit in back as my wife was with me. I pushed it hard, he very nicely sat in...

I find the vent in the dash odd, maybe it's the pic angle but it being off centre might seem odd. Small thing but it had me looking at the pic for a few secs. I'd usually prefer my vehicles pretty rather than rugged, but having said that, nothing for me here is offensive or a deal breaker...

The aquarium thing is another pandemic hot thing https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1449607376349409290?s=20

Quoting myself for no reason other than to say I remember a time, pre March 2020, when my problems included light brightness and not Covid! Sort of sad to think back. FWIW, never did replace my own lights but don't go anywhere so meh...

It's a funny thing, the cladding. Eye of the beholder obviously, but sometimes with certain colours I'd agree it's no big deal. Have grey myself, as others do, and I'm fine with it. Some vehicles, such as the new RAV, no matter the colour, the cladding just seems too dominant. Heck, I've seen...

I'll offer a slightly different take on this. I don't know why, but I've always found it neat to listen to radio stations from abroad. Not internet ones, the online Listen Live feature of terrestrial radio. Kost fm out of LA for couple weeks has been a recent one. Just basic adult comtem stuff...

Mattamy is a big builder here in Ontario (in some states too I think) and they have done under 18 ft wide.

A lot of people are asking is it sustainable. But the gov and the banks don't dare step in (perhaps shouldn't, I'm no expert on interest rates or property taxes etc.). But ya, if I were to go to a bbq (I will again please tell me) and someone said they have a 7-800k mortgage, not many would bat...

Ya the kids here are just gonna need to accept life in a townhouse or condo. Forget the better areas in Toronto proper, here's an example of what one gets if they are willing to commute over and hour each way downtown. And this wouldn't even be considered a prime area of this suburb. At...

This reminds me of something been discussing with wife recently. Not directly related, but it's interesting being in the Toronto "bubble" how often we have immediate access to white collar middle management and up job prospects. Companies for the most part have HQ here. Im generalizing...

Were doing it very diff up here. We don't have the supply the US does, or didn't until recently. US leads the way here, we just didn't have the market power to buy/get as many doses going in the winter. Our regulators have decided to get as many people with one shot as possible before doing...

Look at that frontage! Nice. They don't make them like that anymore, least not in the Toronto area. New builds here are now at times under 30 ft frontage for detached home. 50 ft is luxury. Width of my lot is the garage (detached from the house in the back, 2 car single door) plus a parking pad...