2020 MazdaCX-5 Grand Touring For Sale

I had a Mazda CX5 Carbon Edition, AWD. I've been very satisfied with the car, I Had a Mazda 3 before and I can tell you the acceleration and motor response is a lot better in the Mazda 3, but I expected that. Regarding to safety, it's just great. Unfortunately, I had an accident in my Mazda, another guy hit me in a crossing road in the back side of the car. The car spinned 180 degrees but the car is extremely stable, otherwise, it would have rolled over. The airbags came out instantly and everyone in the car was safe (4 people). On the road, the car is smooth and stable, fastest I've driven it is 90MPH. The lane alarms could be better, I've driven a KIA, a Hyundai and their lane alarm feels a lot more robust, with higher vibration in the steering wheel, it also takes it back to the lane almost by itself (due to work I rent a lot of cars for over a month, I haven't own other brands, just Mazda) Overall, I definitely recommend the CX5, did I mentioned the space? I don't have a bike rake so I put my two bikes in the back, just need to put down the back seats.

This thing is the best SUV in its price range and bests most cars priced way more. The turbo model is quiet, reliable, super comfortable, drives better than most, loaded with a lot of standard features, and has plenty of power and torque if you buy premium fuel. One of its best features is that it also takes regular fuel if you feel like penny pinching. Definitely pleased with this car and I've owned and driven plenty of cars priced 2-3x more.

Purchased 24' Premium a little over a week ago. We're still getting acquainted with newer features from our previous 15' CX 5 Touring. Best features... Android Auto w/touchscreen, safety tech, Bose, heated seats, power lift gate, leather surfaces, 4 USB connections, 6spd auto, auto hold, full speed cruise control, and power / memory seats. We already took a road trip and the cabin was noticeably quieter, The 19's ride a little firmer but can tell the suspension was revised from older version in a good way. We were able to get a fair negotiated deal with the 0% during Dec. This is our third Mazda and can also atest to the reliability. Other than less than vast rear storage and middling gas mileage the CX5 is worth continuing with this next iteration.