New member, new Mazda owner, New CX-5 Touring!

[Conrad 16.5]

What's the total cost for those JDM headrests?

 

[kvickstick]

To OP, I highly recommend JDM rear seat headrests and these low-profile headrests can give you (oh, your wife ) a full view of the back window from rearview mirror for big safety improvement. And you no longer need to remove them to fold the seat backs.

If you're interested, you can go through full 38 pages of history for this topic:
How To Acquire Non-US Spec Head Restraints for a US-spec CX-5

But you may have to email japanparts.com on correct part number for your sand cloth interior:



Congrats!

My 2016.5 GT came with those headrests from factory :/ I live in Sweden tho!

 

[CX-5inJCTN]

My CX-5 is a 2016 Touring, FWD, and I'm still loving it after 14k miles. I'm averaging 29.52 mpg and love how the CUV handles, accelerates, feels. I think you'll really enjoy your new ride.

 

[Fishah]

Have you guys looked at aftermarket wheels and suspension solutions?

Not really for this car. We are interested in upgraded wheels, but I'm much more inclined to do a painted OEM wheel from a 2016 CX5 GT or a 6 GT. As for suspension, this is my wifes DD, so no need to get all racey

Once I get my own toy though.... That's a different story

 

[yrwei52]

What's the total cost for those JDM headrests?

The total cost varies from as low as $80 USD to $190 USD right now depending on interior type、model year、exchange rate、and where do you get them. They used to cost $250 USD or higher.

You should go through later part of this thread to find out current pricing information:
How To Acquire Non-US Spec Head Restraints for a US-spec CX-5

 

[Conrad 16.5]

The total cost varies from as low as $80 USD to $190 USD right now depending on interior type、model year、exchange rate、and where do you get them. They used to cost $250 USD or higher.

You should go through later part of this thread to find out current pricing information:
How To Acquire Non-US Spec Head Restraints for a US-spec CX-5

Thanks