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Supposedly all that is required is the new usb hardware and a software update. Trust me, they're gonna be slow with this lol just how it's gonna be unfortunately.

This is the second time I've seen someone say this. Why? Just... why? LUL

I apologize, this is exactly what I meant. I'm not sure when they started putting Mazda connect in the vehicles. Was it 2015? I'm a slightly uneducated new Mazda owner :p EDIT: I think it was 2014. Only some models didn't come with it mate ;)

I think most of their vehicles will get it back to 2014 but this will likely be a very slow rollout going by how they've handled it (AA / ACP) thus far

Here's the press release https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mazda-announces-apple-carplay-and-android-auto-availability-for-2018-mazda6-300688097.html

LOL I'm sorry but I've now driven almost every Honda that Honda has to offer... I bought my CX-5 from a Honda dealership on St. Patricks Day. It took them until today to get my door painted correctly (long story). I was without my CX-5 almost every weekend up until now and was driving around...

Iunno I kinda like having separate sections for tires and audio :p And our own lounge. I know when I come in here what everyone is talking about, CX-5. I think everything is laid out well and to the point.

I'm so guilty of this LUL

I'm so jealous my dude. I want roof racks and kayaks and adventures! Exactly why I bought an SUV, for adventure space ;)

I see your point. I'm not so sure most normal people "get on it" right after a cold start lolol it's hilarious imagining a burn-out leaving my neighborhood in the morning for work in a CX-5 (burnout). Gas station car wash shouldn't bother anyone if they're inspecting the vehicle before...

Really? But aren't you required to do things such as service it on time? ie Oil changes? Isn't that even included with most leased vehicles? I've never leased so I don't know a lot about it.

Another good idea is to look for vehicles that were leased instead of financed. This is because leased vehicles are taken better care of because they require the lessee to do so. This info is tied to the VIN. Also, I'd try to go for the 2-3 year range for used... Save your pennies ;)

Cheapest new? I dunno about all that. I bought used with 36/36 new car warranty still intact for another year at minimum. I think you can find a deal. The trick is being very very patient and looking very very hard.

This exactly. That's the thread that got me turned on to the idea of the direct mount :p Thanks mate

Let them play their games. If this car was meant for you, it will end up in your driveway.

No. The part number for 2018 is 0000-8L-R09. For the price you'd pay for OEM rails plus the crossbars, you'd do better (money-wise and style-wise IMO) to get the Rhino Vortex 2500. I have side rails and would much rather have the Vortex. It's a direct fit for same mounting points.

This vehicle is CPO at approx 70k miles? Interesting. Just because it went 30k with undocumented service doesn't necessarily mean it wasn't serviced. I bought a brand new vehicle and changed the oil myself every 3k miles but never documented it... When someone bought that car, they had no idea...

What's up with your vent grille? My 20k is coming up. I guess I should really get to reading the maintenance section in the owners manual. I'm gonna be pretty sad once I hit the "out of new car warranty" mileage. Dreading it too my dude. Thinking about an extended warranty maybe.

Any idea how long before the codes are cleared? I was under the impression they cleared after a certain amount of miles, correct? I assume the listed code was the only one since they knew what was going on without any guess work upon either visit. I should never assume, though. Yep! Thanks...