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Wish I could afford that, but unfortunately I can't. Max I want to spend is $35K. I dunno, I guess I'll test drive both the CRV and CX5 one more time and pick the best deal. Truth be told I probably can't afford the highest CRV trim anyways, which has all the tech features.

Well I have to be honest, after testing 2014 CRV, Forester, RAV4 and CX5, I liked CX5 the best. Yes that was in part due to how it felt driving (but of course a test drive is only a half hour or so), but I'm not the kind of guy who constantly needs this. It's nice, but not required. In the...

Ok so what if car handling/driving fun is a nice thing to have but not the most important thing. The best thing is let's say comfortable ride for getting from A to B, low noise, reliability, great fuel economy and latest technology. Which is the best CUV to get then?

Interesting. Motor trend just named the 2015 CR-V the SUV of the year. http://www.motortrend.com/oftheyear/suv/2015_honda_cr_v_is_the_motor_trend_suv_of_the_year/ I guess that really only applies though to the highest trim level.

So would you really go for the CRV now? What about the loss of handling and ride?

Are you sure you are comparing similar trim levels?

I notice the article in the OP also says the 2016 CX-5 will have more comfortable suspension. Is that worth waiting for? Will more comfortable suspension take away from the handling?

thanks. So I went to the canadian version of autotrader site (autotrader.ca) and I searched all of the dealers within my province for new cars. None of the posted prices are significantly better than what is given on the mazda.ca build car link. On Mazda.ca the price is $30895, not including...

Note: I'm in Canada So I finally decided on getting a new 2015 Mazda CX-5 AWD GS trim after test driving it, the CRV, RAV4 and Forester. I liked the CX-5 the best by far. After the test drive the dealer gave the MSRPs with tax but he said when you're ready to buy we can negotiate. So I'm ready...