2020 MSRP vs 2019 MSRP
- Thread starter CX_FIVER
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- 2019 CX-5 Reserve
The Sport picked up iActiveSense, so that $740 makes sense.
GT and Res both lost NAV and both got paddle shifters, so perhaps there's somewhat of a wash.
The Sig is interesting. It got paddle shifters plus a larger infotainment screen plus the new Off Road Traction Assist feature apparently at a bargain price.
I guess we'll see how things net after incentives.
GT and Res both lost NAV and both got paddle shifters, so perhaps there's somewhat of a wash.
The Sig is interesting. It got paddle shifters plus a larger infotainment screen plus the new Off Road Traction Assist feature apparently at a bargain price.
I guess we'll see how things net after incentives.
Apollothedog
2019 CX-5 GTR
Does the 8" infotainment screen have a higher resolution to show more info or is it just a larger screen displaying the same stuff?
No increased resolution. Basically its the screen from the CX-9 parts bin.
Apollothedog
2019 CX-5 GTR
The 2020 GTR also lost:
- SiriusXM® 3-year Traffic and Travel Link subscription* includes current information for:
- - Traffic
- - Weather
- - Sports scores
- - Fuel prices
- - Nearby parking or parking by destination
Regular GT also lost this feature.
I posted about XMtravelink in the infotainment thread, IMO it should have been standard since 2017. Its integrated into the stock NAV and gives traffic functions which were previously missing and irked alot of people. For those not familier, it is different then the HD Traffic screen in the APPS section, XMtravellink works directly with the NAV.
Id be interested to know if the XMtravelink is completely MISSING on lower trim 2020's or just greyed out?
If its missing then that really would suck as it cant even be activated if so desired at a later date with a call to XM for a subscription.
