Mazda CX-5 Usados en Venta

Overall good car, but not a lot of space for passengers. This car handles like a car, and does well on highways and curvy roads alike. The gas mileage is good for a crossover vehicle.

I absolutely love my CX-5. Not only does it look great, but it is just fun to drive. It has that "zoom zoom" that Mazda advertises. The acceleration and handling are great, and I really enjoy the drive. The gas mileage has been surprisingly good for a slightly larger vehicle, even with lots of in city driving. I have owned it for over two years and have had absolutely zero maintenance issues outside of regular service. The cabin is very comfortable, even in the lower level cloth seat options. Passengers in the back seat also have plenty of space and is a great vehicle to take on a road trip, even with several adults. I am absolutely spoiled now with the back up camera and the blind spot monitors & I can't imagine how many little dings and dents those have saved me over the years. The only downside that I have with the technological aspects of the vehicle are that the rear camera tends to get obscured easily when it rains and that linking in phones to the sound system is a bit cumbersome and difficult to use when also trying to charge those items. One of the best features is the 40-20-40 rear seat configuration for dropping them down. It is perfect for golf clubs & the back also makes a great place for the dog!

This vehicle is a quality automobile at a much lower price than models in the similar class. After test driving a Toyota RAV-4 and the Honda CRV, I was impressed by the superior handling and smoothness of the drive. With the initial drives of the Toyota and Honda, I noted a distinct shift when the car would transition between gears. With the Mazda, it was seamless, and I can only feel or hear the shift when I'm accelerating quickly, generally from a stop to a highway speed. I have also found it comfortable to sit and travel. The driver's side seating has multiple settings and allows for ease of adjustment for the lumbar support. The kids in the back feel that they have ample room and love when they can sit in the front and play with the many features, including, but not limited to, the heated seat, radio controls, and dual-climate control. The Mazda has also put the controls down on the console area. For those of us that are primarily right handed, this allows for easy adjustment of the radio, navigation, or Bluetooth functions without having to visually search on the dash of the car. One of my favorite aspects of the vehicle was the included trunk liner. My family is notorious for putting anything and everything in the trunk. It pulls up easy for cleaning, especially for those muddy cleats and spills from uncapped drinks. Thus far, the only issue I have had is that the video monitor will periodically fade out or restart itself. Admittedly, I have not yet addressed this issue with the manufacturer but have little doubt they will remedy this issue.