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must be a different radio. I drive with radio on max and it just doesn't cut it..

mazdausa.com..go to inventory search and click on dealer to get emails.

agreed...and hauling something larger I just put back seats down. But I guess that wouldn't help those that are seating 5..lol

yes, tried centerpoint, didn't care for it. I have audiopilot checked, but not sure what it does. Unchecked it and didn't notice any difference.

radio..just not loud enough

nope, just like loud music. Stereo in my 2009 xterra was much louder.

seriously? Should be much louder, imo

why should we care that their marketing sucks? I like not seeing a billion cx-5s out there.

Love my new GTR...but disappointed in the stereo. I'm a classic rock fan and when I hear a great song and want to crank it up the volume maxes out way too soon. This is from the stereo, not talking MP3's which might be of low quality. Any possible "tricks" to get some more volume?

setting on auto with lever push forward will give you auto high beams. I find this very convenient..no need to ever flip high beams on and off.

I would do A, but not sure if you are eligible for any rebates. A would save me about $3K with no rebates.

yeah, 6 months or 5k miles for severe driving

just received this from my dealer. Does manual state anywhere 4 months or 5k whatever occurs first? GTR "Our records indicate it has been about 4 months since you purchased your new Mazda. This means you are likely due for your first oil change and tire rotation. As you may already know, the...

why would people living in urban areas care more about mpg?...they should be driving less. Personally, I live in a rural area, but only drive 8-10k miles a year. MPG is meaningless to me. A 10 MPG difference would save me $200 a year..give me the turbo all day long.

manual mode, downshift, pass...

just saw this thread. I have not noticed on my 2019 GTR purchased in July now with 2,300 miles/ I just went out and tried to duplicate the problems people have been posting about but couldn't. I tried everything that has been posted about.

no excuse for tire psi to not be corrected on inspection by the dealer. Begs the question..was there even an inspection at all?

Ri..87-$2.38 93-$2.88

Should be able to get $3k off without rebates.

right..at a .30 cent difference and getting 1 MPG more with 93 octane, driving 10k miles a year will cost about $75 more. I'm at about 2k miles on my GTR all with 87. I wanted to measure my MPG for a while before I switched to 93. So far I'm averaging 28 MPG.