Go on an official Mazda parts website. Have your VIN number ready and look for that mirror and check it against your VIN number. Better yet, go to your local Mazda dealership at the parts department and ask them to find your mirror part number.
You have to drive the car 62 miles or 100 Km before it pairs with the VIN number. Which I think it's the case here, since the gentleman says in his original post that he drove the car for 3 months. So, I believe that it's not possible to update this SD card in the future, if you are using it...
From a warranty perspective, my dealership had no issue with 5W-30 when I brought in my own oil, on my old 2020 CX-5 NA. In my case, at least, it did not void any warranty.
The 7th generation navigation system does not put exit number on the HUD, just in the "junction view" window, tiny number. On the HUD it says "feeder" something and the arrow. The google thing I have to check it because I rarely use google maps for navigation.
I am looking for the grille accent/decorative "turbo" trim pieces which I've seen on previous editions but so far no joy. The 2025 grille is different than 2024 model. Anybody had any luck so far?
If the sound it's triggered by the weight on one of the seats, you should also have a visual warning on the centre console, above the HVAC control panel. If there's nothing there, maybe the sound is coming from the speed warning.
I actually like it. I find it better looking than the 6th, faster. I use the native system as the main source of navigation, google maps is the back-up.
After today's driving and playing more with the navigation, here's another observation.
I've noticed that the system does not show the number of the freeway exit on the main map page. You get the arrow and the distance to the exit but no exit number. The only way I can see the exit number is...