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the accessorizing never ends! although i think i'm pretty much at the limit now without being too over the top. They are actually aluminum covers that go right over the buttons...they look very oem and allows it to still light up at night which i really like.

shoot i have a 2019model with firmware 70.0.335 and it doesn't have this option, i can only update the color and brightness settings =(

well since the new cx-9's aren't expected to release until 2023, i guess i'll just buy my lease out and drive..haha

what i do is just press the center round dial down, and that just changes the views.

The center dash seemed a bit too plain with black plastic buttons, so added Some aluminum covers for the e-brake and hold buttons. You can order in 3 different colors, Silver, red or blue. https://a.aliexpress.com/_dZ5L1qT

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mine is hidden away from view, i believe the installer either tucked it underneath the headliner or along the driverside footwell. Works very well and it's very clean without any antenna showing.

i wish mazda would implement the radio station display as you mentioned, that would be great! currently if you change radio stations, there is no change or notification on the infotainment system UNLESS you're in the music screen...bleh! hmmmm wonder if the new cx-30 and mazda3 infotainment...

wondering if all new models have the tachometer built into the HUD but just deactivated? and if so anyway to activate it?

it's to make the HUD "look" fancy that's all, there's no need for many of the stuff but it's there.

coming up soon...and more than likely the only way you're going to spot any differences, if any, is if you see it in person and not by photos. but i will post them up.

I was concerned about this as well, have to say it’s been working well and haven’t had any issues.

just an update, it's been about 3mos since i got this installed on my rear bumper area, I got to say, it's holding up well, just like any ppf, actually better than ppf because there are no cut lines. There seems to be no loss in gloss or clarity where it was sprayed. So far so good, I would...

i had my installer do it, but it was pretty straight forward, no need to even remove the bumpers to gain access. I had it wired to my fuse box in the engine bay, so it turns on with ignition, you can also have it wired to your parking lights, so it'll power on when your headlights are fully on...

agree with your statements. it's a good feature to have but don't bet your life on it right? =)

i think they match pretty dang well if you ask me.

In a Perfect world with perfect drivers i would agree with you, but there are so many incompetent drivers on the road that we actually need these systems to have others avoid hitting one another. I actually like all the safety features and have no issues whatsoever with it. It's never intervened...