The 2024 Mazda CX-90: A Luxury SUV That Won't Break the Bank

Looking for a luxury SUV that won't break the bank? Look no further than the 2024 Mazda CX-90. In this video, we take a deep dive into Mazda's latest SUV offering, highlighting its upscale features, sleek design, and impressive performance. From advanced safety technology to luxurious interior features, the CX-90 has it all. But don't just take our word for it - join us for a test drive and see why the CX-90 is quickly becoming a top contender in the SUV market. Don't miss out on this in-depth review of one of the most exciting SUVs of the year!
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[@BrianMakse]

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[@christaylor8022]

Finally, as expected, Brian nails what makes a Mazda so much better than a Kia Telluride or Hyundai Pallisade. The driving experience. Spot on sir. I'm going to let Mazda sort out the 1st couple of years bugs on the CX-90 before I pull the trigger on one. Until then, I'll be happy with our CX-5 and CX-9!

[@David_Journey]

It really depends what your priorities are. Kia Telluride is based on Sedona minivan and still provides unrivaled 3rd row space, and also more cargo space with all 3 rows up. But nobody in their right mind would call the Kia a Driver’s SUV.

[@BrianMakse]

Thanks, Chris. This thing is brilliant.

[@IamJay02]

An inline 6 in this type of vehicle is extremely cool and refreshing in a sea of 4 cylinders and v6s

[@BrianMakse]

It's so good!

[@khunopie9159]

A very sharp looking unit with enough zoom zoom to keep up with the Joneses

[@francisgallozzi2595]

That would be my spec.

[@golfbuddy1969]

I purchased a new Mazda 2 years ago and kept it for a year. I mostly appreciated the car, but not so much the dealer experience. The finance dept was not on top of things, and had to return to do paperwork 3 different times, and the service dept was even worse. There is more to being “near luxury” besides just the car. If Mazda wants to be seen as such, they have to have a much higher standard at the consumer level. BTW, I replaced that with an Audi S4 and had maybe the greatest car buying and service experience ever!

[@BrianMakse]

I'd find another dealer!

[@golfbuddy1969]

@@BrianMakse I agree…that’s why I ended up at an Audi dealer. Lol. Seriously though, a lot of smaller cities, only have 1 Mazda dealer. So even if I had bought somewhere else, I’m still relying on a subpar dealer to service the car.

[@michaelfont7239]

I'll be picking this up when the CX5 lease is up. Gorgeous car and love that in-line 6

[@BrianMakse]

Excellent choice!

[@soukart]

Thank you so much for this detailed, insightful review, Brian. One of the best car reviews I've ever watched about cars - and I've watched thousands! I've subscribed and turned on all notifications! And I'll be binge-watching your previous videos too. Keep it going!

[@BrianMakse]

Thanks, Thair! Expect the same going forward!

[@OmerTheGreatOne]

I am waiting for cx70. But this shows the effort Mazda put in their vehicles. I originally owned MadaSpeed6 and absolutely loved it then moved to a mazda6 2009. Still enjoying it. Now I want something hybrid or plug in.

[@rrange]

Is america getting the cx70? Is that the same cx60 that Europe and Japan has?

[@OmerTheGreatOne]

@@rrange It is suppose to be slightly wider and bigger than cx60. smaller than 90. it will be a north american model only.

[@jsfbay1]

This is the 2nd review from you that I've watched, and once again you are pointing out stuff no one else is, like the 17 hp figure for that pancake electric motor. Thanks!

[@BrianMakse]

Happy to oblige. Hope you stick around for the quality content.

[@winstondeocampo699]

Brian at least a couple auto journalists have complained about the transmission being abrupt or not smooth at slow speeds and makes whining, unpleasant noises during hard acceleration. I’m wondering if you have experienced any of that.

[@ROB-12013]

Yeah, same question?

[@David_Journey]

This is where PHEV variant comes in. The electric drive smooths out the edges. The 4-cylinder is well isolated and only shows its tone at full throttle.

[@BrianMakse]

I drove a production model and wasn't at the first drive event, which may or may not have had pre-production units. It worked great for me.

[@ROB-12013]

I bought a Buick Enclave Avenir Wednesday with a trailer package and Continental tires. Maybe Mazda next time after they keep adding refinement and luxury to their top end trims along with any engine/transmission tweaks.

[@fgeiger41]

Great review! It has great presence and a beautiful interior. I only wish the front had a little more sharpness and drama. It's a little subtle to me to be making a statement of intent and the lack of exhaust finishers instead of tucking them under the bumper! like a scolded dog kills me. Almost a home run!

[@BrianMakse]

Thanks, Freeman!

[@GoFast865]

Mazda making great drivers vehicles

[@ivailoivanov01]

"Won't break the bank" meanwhile the average yearly salary here in Bulgaria is like 10 000$, I ain't ever affording that even in my dream. Maybe a CX-5 on leasing if lucky lol.

[@timw2083]

Thanks Brian!!! I'm becoming a Mazda fan each time i get in one. I hope get a CX70 since I really don't want or need a 3rd row. I currently have a Mazda3 hatchback 6spd as a daily and plan to get a CX30 for my daughter

[@BrianMakse]

Agreed, Tim. Can't wait for the CX-70.

[@robarmour4062]

Thought about the CX90, but too many first year systems and components. Decided on the Pilot over the Telluride. Made the mistake of going into a Mazda dealership. Should have my CX90 by the end of the month. Mazda might have some bugs that need to be worked out, but the handling dynamics are amazing for this class of vehicle and at this price.

[@lennoxruiz1193]

Can you clarify what u meant by "slide this down a bit" when driving in snow? Are u saying it might not do well in snow? Thank you

[@BrianMakse]

I mean you can enjoy it more in the snow by sliding it around. Check our recent CX-50 winter episode.

[@10tenman10]

I like it. Nice vehicle.

[@BrianMakse]

It’s a very good thing.

[@rafal4052]

Love the Mazda

[@rowellbaquiran6452]

What is the fuel consumption in liter/100km?

[@BrianMakse]

Pretty sure I mentioned it. I don’t often forget.

[@user-bbcwon]

Why are you sitting so close to the steering wheel?

[@BrianMakse]

Let me help you with that... kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6OuZYFrfZtlZq8

[@yournightmare9999]

All small cockroach seat close to steering wheel look at the Mexican or Asian

[@jsfbay1]

Very nice SUV, and great review. Apparently the timing chain (not a belt, right?) is in the rear of the engine a la BMW, so servicing that means pulling the motor 😞 Though I guess you could service the tensioners without doing that...? To be fair though, while I haven't tried to find the service interval for the chain &/or tensioners, the average car owner will have sold this and moved on long before there will be a need to deal with it. I on the other hand keep my cars for a decade or more (still have a 2001 Suburban!) so it matters for me.

[@BrianMakse]

I think you’re the only person concerned about this (for now).

[@yournightmare9999]

​@@BrianMaksehe don't know about that. Car care nut tell about that and now all people know about that and they are trying to be Einstein in mazda cx90 comments sections

[@dioralcide8490]

Mazda is copying BMW old infotainment systems for years now sooooooo why don’t they copying the new iDrive 8 infotainment system at least they will have something new in their vehicles

[@BrianMakse]

Apple Car Play solves all of the issues.

[@alengreen589]

It´s a nice looking mediocre 3 row SUV with a OK price 👍

[@BrianMakse]

Come on, Alen, this is anything but mediocre, particularly at its price point.

[@alengreen589]

@@BrianMakse the american and korean 3 row SUV´s have more room inside, they drive also good and they have also good engine´s and transm. I say it´s mediocre because the most important thing for a 3 row SUV is the room inside and that is not the strong point for this car and we are in 2023 and they offer only a touchscreen display in apple car play and android auto, Hello !

[@BrianMakse]

@@alengreen589 compared to this CX-90, everything else in the segment drives poorly, with inferior handling and drivetrains, but apparently you're the expert, so I'll defer to you

[@alengreen589]

@@BrianMakse 😂

[@Scottyboyhvacdude]

There's some other reviews that expose this power train as problematic. I'm going to wait a few model years

[@Vlican]

yea i'd wait a year or two until they sort it out... this powertrain is NOT SMOOTH

[@tinhinnh]

you look like a biker

[@BrianMakse]

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