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Mazda CX-5

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Trans Eurokars (Mazda)

66036118 / 63958888

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Built in

Japan

(launched 2017, facelifted Aug-2022)

Predecessor

Mazda CX-5 (2012-2017)

User Ratings

17 reviews

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Submodel

Price

Depreciation

Fuel Economy

Power

Transmission

Detailed Info

2.0 Elegance (A)

$241,888

$23,200 /yr

14.3km/L

162 bhp

6-speed (A)

Specs | Features

2.0 Luxury Sports (A)

$263,888

$25,300 /yr

14.3km/L

162 bhp

6-speed (A)

Specs | Features

Price updated 23-Nov-2023

Photos & Reviews

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Mazda CX-5 2.0 Luxury Sports (A) Video Review

The Mazda CX-5 certainly promises a lot with its sharp looks and premium cabin. Can we spot any faults with this SUV?

What We Like

Aggressive and stylish exterior

Generous use of leather in the cabin

Ventilated seats

Nimble to drive, yet comfortable to sit in

What We Dislike

Does not come with the latest infotainment system from Mazda

CONSUMER REVIEWS

4.0

17 Consumer Reviews

Fantastic all round SUV package! `

If you are looking for German build and interior quality, Japanese reliability, all round comfort look no further than the CX-5. Despite not having the best performance, it’S best of multiple worlds.

More features, just as good to drive `

The Mazda CX-5 has been updated for 2022 with new equipment in a bid to stay competitive. In sum: It still looks the part, and drives the part.

Spacious and minimalist interior with sporty outlook of an SUV won my heart! (No... `

Been looking around for an SUV with decent specs (coming from a C-Class) with an open mind to include Japanese / Korean SUVs for my consideration and chanced upon one of the few rare 2.5L Luxury unit. Test drove a 2.0L for comparison and was sold on the 2.5L. Spacious, punchy and responsive yet sporty looking of the CX-5 KF model made my whole ownership experience for the past 8 months a very pleasant one. Interior is quite minimalist which I like, feature wise it's one of the highest specs (Super Luxury would have packed all the safety enhancements) which would have beaten all the other entry level conti SUV around the same price point in the used car market. Did slight exterior enhancement to make it even sportier including a full glossy black rims and also blacked out the side mirror covers, also included kick boot sensor which made it even more convenient with the power tailgate. If only it came with panoramic roof (which I've considered the Harrier Turbo before deciding on this ride), which I could settle for the sunroof.

Probably one of the more value for $ SUVs `

It's probably one of the most bang for buck SUVs out there when I got it approx 2 years ago. Test drove almost all the SUVs that were around the same price range (+/- 20K) and landed on this. It was superior in the following areas: 1) exterior design - sporty, elegant 2) interior design - simple, classy 3) interior seats - comfy, well shaped for the average Asian 4) spacious - both cabin and boot, though not the most spacious but sufficient. Head room is not low as well. 5) handling - gives a feel that you have very good control over the car. Stable at higher speeds.