Mazda CX-5 Usados en Venta en San Bernardino, CA

Overall, a good vehicle. Pickup is good, comparable to the V6in the Escape. Mileage is better, though not as good as some on here indicate. In town averaging 23-24 mpg. However, in winter cold, mileage has dropped to 20-21 mpg. Use of remote start in bitter cold for 10 minutes, mileage drops to 18-19. Sound system is good, but not as good as the system in the '11 Escape. Some on here have complained about the Bluetooth connection. I have been using Pandora and the system works fine. Unlike satellite radio (i.e. Sirius), Pandora is coming through your cellphone first, then to the onboard system. Any problems I have had are with my Android phone connection to Pandora, not with the system built into the vehicle. The winter rubber mats which came with the car (or as an option) are definitely worth getting. Good points are: Appearance, pickup, around town mileage. Haven't had a chance for long highway trip to honestly evaluate highway mileage.

The Mazda CX-5 is great, reliable, well-built car. It has a plethora of features even though it's not considered "luxury." The sport mode is great for extra power when needing to accelerate with the four-cylinder engine.

Interested in a crossover vehicle that feels more like a sports car than a truck? This is not your mom's minivan. It can hold all your camping gear and look good at the same time. When you're off to the mountains for the weekend, it handles the curves and inclines. When you're stuck in stop and go traffic, the great sound system and comfortable seats make it tolerable. The Mazda CX5 Sport AWD is reliable and has great traction in wet road conditions. Fun to drive and priced affordably. Gets great mileage, so don't let the small gas tank size deter you. The back seat is roomy enough to hold your friends for a road trip. And with the quiet cabin, you won't miss any of the conversation.