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Chicco is good, but we wished we had gone with Britax, made is USA too...

I have never let my Direct injection motors go 7500 miles between changes...the fuel dilution isn't worth the risk...of course my 5000 miles is all hills and mountains and traffic...and I was still adding Liquid moly at every change too.

If that is the original battery my then 6 years is way past expected service life, but don't get cheap make sure to stay with an AGM battery.

I was told I had the updated hardware (the correct USB ports in my console) and would only need a free software update...should have gotten it in writing... Fremont Mazda in CA...lying (verifies) since 2018...

It is not a free upgrade, but maybe you can work a deal down from the $350-500 most are paying...

Install an AEM dryflow filter. Our 2014.5 and our 2018 felt like entirely different cars after installing them. AEM claims double CFM flow over stock... and the engine seems to love it. No gaon MPG... But the added power and throttle response makes the car feel like a new beast... Best $35 you...

I actually don't hate the new Moto...but here in CA the Toyota and Honda (the worst) campaigns have been so terrible lately that the Mazda one feels grown up in comparison. And then big Brand commercials are always about showing rows of available cars at 20pct off...yeah that gets me brand loyal...

Light spray, no engine cleaners...keep away from electronics...allow to air dry before running vehicle...

The problem I faced is that the Bose AMP only pushes 2ohm and bass only to the doors, so I put nice 3 ways and none of it works since everything is filtered out at the amp...so not much can be done unless you gut the entire system...better to find a way to add a sub under the seat or something...

Noticed when I opened the gas flap, there is a space for a second gas filler port. What was Mazda planning on using that for? Almost looks like when electric cars have the two different charging ports...

So how did it go? Happy with the results?

You are so lucky to not have gotten the Bose unit. Why not just get a really nice Car Play/Android Auto unit and upgrade the speakers? Why stick with either terrible Stock units?

Trying to tell a Jeep owner their cars are terrible riding, loud, gas guzzlers, poor reliability, poor handling, etch, is a waste of breath... they are lemmings who hate good driving dynamics and only care about the name on the grill. They don't care about car reviews, or reliability ratings...

So I have always hated the front sound for our 2014 GT with Bose. Replaced the front dash speakers and just did the front door speakers, but realized the front door speakers are not full range, since the Bose is only sending Sub frecency to them. Is there a way to make the front doors full range?

Its pretty easy to prevent break ins or at least reduce them. Don't leave ANYTHING in the car... not even change or charging cables...

It is up to the buyer to check on map updates... same thing happened on my Nissan NV2500HD van. What model Mazda gets 3 years of free maps? The TomTom NB1 system gave you free updates for 90 days, not Three years...

The English is so bad in that email response, I can't even believe it is a real response.

I have Marshmellow on my Nexus 6...Ill go check...

Use hand lotion? Sweaty hands? Maybe time to invest in some driving gloves?

If you have the touchscreen radio, then I think the answer is yes...costs about $500-600 I think, there is a slot on the lower dash near your left knee for it...