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

Great midsize car with very good gas millage. When designing the CX-5 they were concerned about the little details. From the way the seats fold down to the cargo area cover it all works very well. If you want to haul stuff and still haul passengers in style this vehicle is the answer.

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.

My "zoom, zoom" is amazing. It is a great midsize. It is sporty and fun to drive. The seats are comfy, along with heated ones. The colors you can choose from are nice too. It has so many fun gadgets. I am a mother of three little ones, and I still manage to fit all three car seats in the back. It would be nice to have a little more room, but it does just fine. Before my Mazda cx-5, I owned a Mazda 3, that was another great car. Only why I traded that in was to get a bigger one, but I stuck with my Mazda family. I have never had any problems with either car. I have a sun roof in my new one, and it's one of my favorite features, along with the back-up camera. One word: Love! And even though it's not an AWD (which I love that Mazda offers that as well), it still handles great. I live on the mountains, so I would know. The cons that I have are all the recalls they have been having on them; nothing too major, but I am not a fan. I do wish they made something a bit bigger than the CX-9, but on my next car change, that will be the car. That is the one downfall that I have to say about it. It does well on gas. I love that when you join that Mazda family, they will give full trade-in value. That's a win, win right there and another reason I stuck with them.