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My 2024 Select has AM radio.

Thanks for the information.

My first CX-5 had 17" wheels-tires , my second and third CX-5 had 19" wheels-tires. Now I am again driving a CX-5 w/17" wheels-tires. I've enjoyed driving both the 17" and 19" but the handling and comfort of the 17" size seems to be especially good.

If your wife has an Apple phone, has she tried receiving Sirius radio thru the CarPlay application?

My guess is that Sirius decreased the amount of dollars the company is willing to pay Mazda, so in turn Mazda decided to equip the Sirius antenna only on Premium , Premium Plus, and Signature trim levels.

Saturday I traded a 2021 Grand Touring w/28K miles for a 2024 Select and paid $11K out the door.

My previous CX-5 did not have these cargo area vents but my 2024 CX-5 does.. If you know what their function is and, or the starting model year for these vents please reply to this thread. Thanks.

I use the manual mode to make it up some of San Francisco's steep incline hills.

I preferred the body style of the 2013-16 model years (1st generation CX-5).

I owned and drove a 1984 manual transmission Toyota Supra (fun-to-drive sports car) and 25 years ago enjoyed driving my wife's Honda Civic. 8 years ago, before buying my first CX-5, I did test drive the Honda CRV and Toyota Rav4. For me the drive handling of both models was too soft, sluggish.

Today I traded-in to a dealer my 2021 CX-5 GT for a 2024 CX-5 Select.

Last time I looked (approximately 5 years ago) within the USA Toyota and Honda each had about a 15% market share while Mazda had about a 3% market share. I am not sure why Mazda has 5X less market share because when I test drove a Honda CR-V and a Toyota Rav 4 versus a Mazda CX-5, for me the...

No lease. I wrote a check for $11,000. For me the higher trim levels were not especially relevant: For example my 2016 CX-5 GT had 17" wheels so I knew I liked that wheel size just fine. The moon roof on my previous CX-5 GT's I never used. The electric cargo lift gate might be a safety issue for...

Today I did trade-in to a dealer my red 2021 CX-5 GT for a red 2024 CX-5 Select. Thanks to all here who provided helpful replies to my OP.

Thanks for your reply, but I am specifically interested in whether the $4,700 extra for Premium trim level holds its value. In other words, 2 or 3 years from now will a pre-owned Premium be worth $3 or $4 thousand more than a Select? I have traded-in three different GT CX-5's and found the $4K...

Hello Mazda boys and girls For the past 8 years my family has enjoyed owning and driving CX-5' including 2016 GT, a 2019 GT, a 2021 GT and a 2021 GT Premium Package. Today I am trading in the 2021 GT and will buy either a Select, Preferred, or Premium. The price difference is approximately $0...

I've driven with1st generation (2016) and 2nd generation (2019 and 2021) CX-5 seats. My take is the 2016 seats were significantly firmer, which is a good thing because after a year or more of use the firm seats remain firm and supportive. The 2nd generation CX-5 seats are not bad, they're just...

Seats appear to be the same. I believe the primary difference between the '21 and '22 model year is a change to the front grill trim pieces.

CX-50 reminds me of Subaru, designed for off road driving or for those who want to pose as an off road driver.