Mazda CX-5 VS Kia Sportage comparison

[@functionaldoc5054]

I own a 2022 CX-5 2.5 TURBO SIGNATURE I noticed that didn't mention the Mazda has a heads up display and headlights with Adaptive Front-lighting System. The only I would like is wireless Android Auto and remove the shinny plastic a pillars. A quite car with beautiful touch surfaces and Bose system is hard to beat. I looked at the Lexus but wasn't willing to pay extra 12-15K for the L logo. I have owned Acura's , Infiniti's, Honda's but Mazda is creating a very high quality product that is punching above it's price class. I am a subscriber .

[@danilocar2010]

I have a 2022 CX-5 Signature and I love it! You were on point in this review. Space is really the biggest low to this car. Everything else is amazing!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Love that turbo engine! Hands-down best handling non-luxury crossover in this category in my opinion. Huge fan here!

[@joepowell7025]

The space is more than enough in my CX5.

[@LRS34625]

We bought the 2022 Signature as well. Love the handling, power, plus the space is adequate for us but we cannot seem to get use to the infotainment (not intuitive). Would prefer a touch screen and wireless apple carplay.

[@themadnes5413]

@@LRS34625 Touch screen should be banned from cars, period.

[@twystedhumour]

@@LRS34625 i was told that, for gamers, the rotary dial seemed most intuitive WHEN driving. you can memorize the clicks without looking. it was quite intuitive for me, and easier to deal with while driving. touchscreen make me focus on the screen more than on the road.

[@jessiprim4638]

Love your videos. I would suggest showing the numbers when you talk about things like cargo space etc. Just nice to have it come up in a corner. Thanks for the awesome content!

[@marvinandmarilyncohen5835]

We own a 2018 CX5. It is so far the nicest, and most comfortable vehicles we have ever driven and owed! is

[@jimmy5634]

Yeah, but the 2024 Sportage would blow you away.

[@AndrewBrethourMusic]

Love my Mazda, would choose it every time

[@vladimirad]

I rented the CX-5 before and really enjoyed the drive, but ultimately price and availability led me to my Sportage EX purchase and it’s been great. Definitely interested to see what the CX-5 will offer when my lease ends in 4 years - or what the Sportage will have evolved to as well.

[@bobellis1022]

My choice for this comparison would be Mazda all the way. Yes, the KIA is bigger, more tech, etc., but for me, it's the quality that counts. Mazda has a proven track record when it comes to long term reliability, while the KIA does not. Hopefully, I'll be buying my new CX-5 before long. They hit way above their league, in my opinion. Love the channel guys, keep it up!

[@sarjlihayat]

Kia dealers are adding at least 3K markup in USA for the gas model while hybrids get 5K and are hard to find while Mazda is more available and most of the dealers are selling without markup. At the end, I bought CX5 for quality/reliability and driving dynamics...

[@joepowell7025]

Well done

[@ameet6384]

Great. Did you trade in your BMW X3?

[@Gatsun]

Ok nobody cares

[@philseung8]

You will soon regret it.

[@applerider4205]

mazda salesperson. 👍

[@nishantkalia83]

Already booked a CX5 GS Comfort package. Thanks for your reviews. Just like Andrea I have grown to be a big fan of Mazda. The size wasn’t a deal breaker for me hence CX5 was an easy choice 😀.

[@andreaspencer9813]

It handles incredibly well, you are going to love it!

[@reinhardspeckhardt]

@@andreaspencer9813 someone responded to my comment that appears to be spoofing your motormouth account. See above!

[@applerider4205]

mazda salesperson. 👍

[@whatdoyouthink9510]

I just book my yesterday, cant wait to get it. Been driving a rvr for 1w years now, hopefully it is as good as the rvr to me these past few years.

[@Roberto-live]

As always, great informative video!. Thanks

[@enligh10ed8]

I always enjoy your videos! Thank you

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you very much!

[@yvrgator]

Although I like the looks of the Kia, to me reliability is the most important aspect when purchasing a car and here is where Mazda wins hands down. Kia and Hyundai have made remarkable improvements to their car lineups but Mazda reliablity is legendary.

[@michaelguilfoyle3847]

great comparo..these are pretty well matched vehicles....Mazda styling and interior in my mind has always been very good for the affordable realm..and the CX5 is no different..the Kia really has the edge in the drivetrain variety,size and good warranty...for me it would come down to dollars..but maybe a lease and then see what one is the better deal in a few years??great work..enjoy🙂

[@kellingtonlink956]

I really like the Mazda. In fact, I have consistently been recommending people to consider it as a potential option. However, I have recently received interesting information from over the pond (Britain), and from a reliable source, that Mazda is receiving a much higher than expected number of warranty claims (though entirely covered) based on premature turbo issues (£1,500 - £2,500). I have NOT heard any of any (consistent/reliable) issues over here (Canada/United States). Despite this… I would still short list as worth considering. Thanks for another interesting comparison video.

[@steveneng1439]

That's still far better than what Kia/Hyundai is going through. I had a friend that worked as a Hyundai tech - his recommendation? Do not buy a Kia/Hyundai.

[@kellingtonlink956]

You are probably right.

[@albieoval1657]

Generally speaking Turbos put more strain in the engine. If you want reliability/ durability go non turbo

[@fungooloo12]

@@albieoval1657 Surely if you drive normally around town then the strain is almost non existent. Yes then just buy the petrol but I would rather have the turbo for thos rare moments we need the power than not have it.

[@zoner__]

Mazda chassis are awesome. Drives like it's 300lbs lighter than it is. We had a Mazda 6 and it got 38mpg hwy well beyond it's rating.

[@joeyyoung8078]

Looks wise goes to Mazda all day. Updated powertrain and technology goes to Kia. If Mazda just put a hybrid engine in the CX5 with a updated touchscreen there wouldn’t be anything to talk about.

[@jimmy5634]

Yeah, but it would cost 20% more.

[@steveneng1439]

Mazda needs to get their hands on hybrid tech... it's a major item that's holding them back. Fuel economy is 30% worse than the competitor's hybrid models...

[@Funkydood]

Weird. I'm getting 28 mpg, average, in city driving; 38 mpg, highway, in my 2O23 Sportage! ???

[@stephenwierzbicki4463]

Awesome Video, Keep Up the Great Work 👍

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you very much for the kind words, always appreciated.

[@gregp.7148]

Love how modern the Kia is. They've done an amazing job.

[@rafalpgresiak629]

Love my cx5 grand Turing reserve turbo awesome driving dynamic

[@geftiler2112]

I currently own the Sportage EX Hybrid and traded in my CX 5 GT for it.... I would pass on the gas version of either as the engines are very under powered. The Sportage Hybrid is very quiet, more fun to drive and has much more power not to mention way better gas mileage.

[@mkanyuh]

Great comparison and great cars. I have the hyundai tucson...sister car to the sportage...the best way to describe the driving experience is...its a comfortable pair of slippers...smooth...quiet...good power...so easy to drive...great gas mileage...just pleasant all around.

[@AKHANDBHARATHFOUNDATION]

Sportage is a much better car than Tucson. Especially when it comes to driving dynamics.😮😊

[@dylanliuqi3142]

非常喜欢你们这种娓娓道来的评车方式！非常棒🎉

[@almericswitzercalonge5961]

Drive,engine, transmission,exterior design and interior design that makes me decide owning a mazda 2022,and most of it safety structure,

[@10OF9OFBORG]

I have a feeling the Sportage is a winner by having a high tech interior design and plus having hybrid is a way ahead than CX-5. I love CX-5’s exterior design. It’s looks sporty. 👍🏻☕️☕️

[@andreaspencer9813]

Yes, technology wise for sure. The other big thing is space, more room for families and car seats in the Sportage.

[@10OF9OFBORG]

@@andreaspencer9813 👍🏻👍🏻

[@kdomster9141]

Mazda's controller over touch screen is much safer way to go as many studies have shown and it one of key reasons CX5 feels and drives like higher spec car here. Reliability and assembly and parts quality are superior in Mazda as well. Extra space I may take advantage of one a year or not but driving and handling I will do every day... I had this Sportage in Europe for a month with DSG and 1.5t and it was much cheaper quality than Mazda and handling was shaky during sportier drive attempts ... Plastics and fit and finish along with lesser resolution LCD screens that did not have black but grey backgrounds looked like early 2000s cheap LCD screens .... There is no comparison what is a better vehicle here , sorry but little more air and space is not a reason for Kia to be better .... Now keep this KIA for 5 or 10 yrs and you will see how it holds up... again Mazda will last longer and stay together better

[@fungooloo12]

have a Hyundai Tucson with all bells and whistles for a few years now and when it comes to electronics they fail, consistently and over and over again. Had numerous switches and dials including the door entry buttons and solenoids die multiple times....did I mention the brake switch? it died twice. Electronics is nice but reliability in this regard..... I am not so sure. Would rather have the CX-5

[@SainteDenali]

Getting an SUV with less space + less efficiency + old tech + higher cost = 🤯

[@ctclardy]

Waiting to see Mazda's hybrid or plugin hybrid entry into the market... they will eventually have to succumb to electrification by some means... I'm not sold on full EVs yet... mostly because of the high prices and availability and the poor state of charging infrastructure for them.

[@justinbelk89]

I just bought The Sportage X Pro AWD in the states. Love it. Wish it did have a little more power, let’s see after break in period.

[@reinhardspeckhardt]

I just had my 2022 Bolt EUV bought back by GM . Within a week I was able to get a 2023 Mazda CX-5 Carbon with red seats!! And a killer deal since I used to work at the dealership chain. Love the vehicle!

[@reinhardspeckhardt]

@@BigCar2_ not sure what you mean?

[@robbilton9006]

I thought it was only the Americans that use that pronunciation of the Sportage but the Germans Italians and French do too. I've learned something today ☺️

[@BillyProGamer31]

following comparison: Mazda Cx-5 vs Hyundai Tucson

[@svens1749]

Super Video macht weiter so Grüße aus Deutschland 😊🇩🇪

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you very much, glad you liked it.

[@IndraneelUpponi]

I would always prefer the 'boutique' hotel Zack :) Gonna be a CX-5 owner next week. Have a great long weekend guys.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Wow, congratulations, you are going to love it. Have a great long weekend as well!

[@liba]

Just got ours and love it. We'll see in time, but I think I may be a mazda fan..lol.

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@liba Congratulations, I really like the CX-5 a lot.

[@TalismanPHX]

Personally, I'd take a Bronco Sport in Outer Banks trim. More capable offroad and more rugged styling 🙌

[@tasteofmeiguo1146]

I would pick CX-5 !!

[@maximlee1]

I love my 23 sportage

[@ohcanadaeh]

Mazda CX5 is so much more reliable than Kia products. If space and cargo are what you ooking for, buy a CRV or RAV4.

[@juneaaahn6826]

That is so not true accoding to consumer report. JDI report.

[@aashimsharma2250]

Sportage has more space than crv and rav4

[@Americafirst-i8q]

Not only that the Kia Sportage looks like crap that front end is absolutely hideous looking

[@RigiLiquid945]

1:40 No, I was thinking why doesn't Kia put their 2.5L turbo in the Sportage, so it can actually pass a transport on a 2 lane highway or tow 3500lbs.

[@plohish1337]

I was buying car in March and I would prefer to get Sportage, but Kia dealers were such a***oles, they were adding 5k$-8k$ market adjusted price on almost every car without any negotiation, so I went with CX-5 which was here on the lot and I got it for MSRP and great finance offer. I love kia cars, but dealers are so bad, I dunno why.

[@nguyentony3608]

I think you can shop in other city states, some dealer is willing to sell MRSP plus shipping cost

[@plohish1337]

@@nguyentony3608 maybe now you can find something, but in March I went to some small town dealership between two large cities and still they were very hesitant to give any reasonable offer. Not saying it's impossible, but it's hard enough.

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Great review - Both are great

[@swinglow33]

CX-5 wins in design. Classic lines stand the test of time. Funky and quirky works for a couple years, maybe is why Kia changes it up so often. The Kia wins for interior. Dash looks more premium and has more room in the back seat. I like quirky and would take the Kia. How about a VS with the Mitsubishi Outlander?

[@nguyentony3608]

IMO, design is bland, every single Mazda looks the same.

[@chadxlr3978]

Disagree. The Mazda looks old and bland . Kia wins both interior and exterior for me.

[@jairolozano1093]

@@chadxlr3978 still think the same in 4 more years, transmission and motor longevity in KIA suck.

[@brianbelmont4100]

Great job guys

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you, really glad you liked it.

[@timphillips4147]

Don't set the Americans off Zack! Cool comparison Andrea as always!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Yes trying to keep everyone happy 😉

[@timphillips4147]

@@andreaspencer9813 totally agree Andrea 😆

[@Fluffyguy958]

Really wish mazda would get up to date with their infotainment and dash. They could keep the dial but also make it a touchscreen for people who want to use either. Don't see why it's so tough for them to change.

[@SergioAlvarez-lh8cn]

Safety first 😌😊

[@bradlawrence8723]

Please 🙏. Sportage vs Tiguan !!

[@bradlawrence8723]

Sorry ??.... Anyway, I've ordered both ! Wonder what you think ?

[@nicolelee7440]

Keep up the great reviews! Are you able to confirm when the next CX-5 redesign is scheduled? The current style redesign occurred in 2017 and there have been minor updates since. I'm considering buying a 2023 CX-5 but may hold off if there's a redesign expected this summer/fall for the 2024 model year.

[@TerryL1n]

Thanks for these comparisons. I'm looking into getting the Kia sportage hybrid. I've never owned a Kia. What are your thoughts on the longevity of kia cars?

[@Billn1971]

You're better off with the Rav4 hybrid or other Manufacturer.

[@jeffb.6642]

They're good now, meanwhile Toyota quality is slipping compared to what it once was

[@mkanyuh]

I have had Kia and Hyundai for 25 years...since 2005 they are very reliable in my opinion....you cant abuse them like you could a toyota...if you take care of them they last....spectra, sportage, tucson all lasted 10 years and 150k without any issues. I trade cars in at 10 years....all brands just become constant wear and tear problems after that. I hope that helps. yes the math seems incorrect...bought the sportage for my daughter. I'm on my second Tucson. If you want to go for 200k-300k miles and a worn out interior...its toyota and honda.

[@CC-wm1yq]

I just traded my 11 year old Hyundai for a Sportage. No issues with the Hyundai all this time. The Sportage hybrid would be a great car. Someone here mentioned the RAV4 hybrid, yes those are nice too, but look it up and you’ll see they are having issues with them as well. Toyota is not the company it used to be. On our test drives I noticed a big difference in the corners they have cut in comparison to the Toyotas of the past. Was quite an eye opener.

[@CC-wm1yq]

I have a Sportage and so far the biggest surprise is the fuel economy which the numbers have been consistently better than the EPA ratings. Not sure why the numbers released were so much higher could be something to do with higher trims that have larger wheels , heavy sunroofs etc. I have an LX AWD.

[@deegee3265]

Hybrid?

[@mikeinva8]

Definitely the Kia Sportage, love the tech..

[@canuckwineguy]

My take, being a 2016 Hyundai Tuscon owner with 108K Km, I would only buy Kia if I knew I was going to sell before warranty is done or lease is up, or buy an extended warranty. The Kia/Hyundai brands are always flashier, more options etc… but the long term build quality doesn’t match Mazda, Toyota, Honda etc… since our warranty expired in Nov 2021 we have had over $4,000 in repairs from a garage kept, dealer serviced vehicle, not good!

[@halmendelson6048]

From what I have read, Kia has not solved their theft problem. I am afraid to purchase one because of this problem. I live in Baltimore where car theft is a very real problem. What are your thoughts about this problem?

[@PattysEmporium]

It’s been fixed

[@MrFalcman]

The theft issues are with the key ignition models. If you get push to start, you're good. Also, I'd be shocked if they didn't include engine inhibitors on their new "key start" cars now.

[@howlingwolf125y]

Mazda has great vehicles.. I love the more traditional design, and more traditional dashboard and traditional shifter.. but the MAJOR downside is space.. SPACE, SPACE, SPACE!!.. Hopefully Mazda finally gets message.. Just make your SUV/CUV's bigger and taller.. The new CX-50 is not much better.. They made it a bit longer and wider.. (Big whoppie).. But what about height?? The CX-50 is kinda low.. Like a hatchback.. Vehicle height is super important also.. It lets you get a more commanding view.. A good taller view lets you see better - and makes driving safer, and increases driver enjoyment.

[@mohsenqureshi6318]

Agreed! CX 50 is so low it's almost like a CUV.

[@howlingwolf125y]

@@mohsenqureshi6318 You are right Mohsen.. I agree with you..

[@kevinW826]

The cx70 is the cure for that. Or the cx90. Both RWD suvs.

[@howlingwolf125y]

@@kevinW826 We'll see what the future new models from Mazda look like.. Hopefully, the CX-70 or the CX-90 will be less cramped - and bigger all around (including a taller vehicle height). But I doubt it.. The trend for the redesigns is to increase MPG at all costs.. That includes making SUV/CUV's lower in vehicle height and keep them on the smaller/cramped side. Plus the Japanese who redesign these are little guys (5' 3" to about 5' 8" in height).. They don't understand that Americas want larger vehicles and American are physically larger..

[@kevinW826]

@@howlingwolf125y the cx90 is supposed to be a 3 row with a straight 6 turbo engine. So same size as the MDX or the previous generation Grand Cherokee.

[@abelkwh]

I just sold my 2019 turbo cx5 for the Kia PhEv and it’s been amazing for the fuel economy and also the drive is so smooth and also powerful. The drives are different but with the great fuel economy of almost only 2.2 to 3.3 on phev mode and also just 4 to 5 l per 100 km. It’s definitely a win win for KIA sportage! Love the sportage unless Mazda comes up with a phev or a hybrid! Or else Mazda is losing a lot of fans like me!

[@MrsMac3099]

For us it comes down to reliability. Mazda beats Kia/Hyundai. We have a 2021 Mazda CX-5 Grand touring AWD and LOVE it. It's my vehicle, we also have my hubby's pick up which is had a lot room for people and hauling. Funny thing is my hubby loves to drive my CX-5 lol. I have heard so many bad stories from Kia/Hyundai owners.

[@mohsenqureshi6318]

Great job on showcasing the size in the backseats. That is definitely one of the biggest cons of buying any Mazda - they are just not spacious for passengers and especially child seats.

[@joepowell7025]

rubbish .. We have all the space we need for all that and the Mazda's seats are MUCH more comfortable on a long haul than the KIA.

[@liba]

I'm confused by it tbh. On paper, the sportage is wider, but my husband, daughter and I went to look at both of these and all sat in the back together. We had more space between us in the Mazda, not to mention the bum area was more comfortable. Not sure why this is, but it was one of the reasons we chose cx5. We do a lot of full car traveling.

[@joepowell7025]

@@liba Exactly, people underrate the interior space of the Mazda, it really has much more room than it is credited for and a much more refined car as well.

[@chrissygerwitz520]

It's sad that the Kia's gas engine is so weak. A turbo model would have been so popular. I guess that Kia is just not going that way anymore. Unfortunately, it can never compare with the CX-5's turbo engine.

[@chadxlr3978]

It’s not weak at all lol. Did you even drive it. It drives nice and shift quicks. And it is quiet

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

Kia has a turbo powertrain. But, it's only on the hybrid options.

[@solidaverage]

And Kia even has a 2.5l 4cyl turbo that they use in the Sorento. Shame that that engine isn’t offered in the top trims of the Sportage.

[@chrissygerwitz520]

@@solidaverage That's what I wanted to see. But Kia no longer seems to be interested in more powerful gas engines for this model.

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

@@chrissygerwitz520 That's because they are pushing consumers to get the hybrid option. It's a dire request now, due to gas prices.

[@승리인간-n1l]

Both great cars 🚗 but I'll go with kia, because infotainment is so much better in Kia.

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

I'll take the Kia Sportage! It's my spirit animal. I like trendy and edgy style. When I enter the room, I make my presence known. And this is what the Kia Sportage is giving me. State of the art technology and ROOM, ROOM, AND MORE ROOM!! I love a vehicle with a panoramic sunroof. And the fact Mazda don't offer it on their vehicles, except for the new CX-50, really ages their brand. Kia gives me more options in powertrain, paint color (Mazda don't offer matte paint as an option), and technology than the Mazda CX-5.

[@UltravioletMC]

You guys always mention the CX-5 doesn’t have wireless Apple car play…. But it does. I have a 2021 CX-5. I use Apple CarPlay daily… and never with a cord.

[@plohish1337]

old one (with 7 inch display) does have it, but new one (with 10 inch) doesn't

[@erwalsinghjaidka3413]

IT IS clean style of mazda that last long and everyone likes it because of that. Mazda doesnt want the car to look like toy.

[@SumitKumarr1]

I would love to have fuel efficiency of Mazda CX5 and price, space & warranty of Kia.. I have heard horrible stories of Kia engine failure. It is still true?

[@SumitKumarr1]

@@BigCar2_ nope

[@abelkwh]

No engine failure at all!

[@fernandocavazos2761]

Sportage front is weird to say the least. Looks like a transformer.

[@gregp.7148]

And CX5's front (and back) has lost its luster over the many years that it's been out. Kia's is modern, but a bit busy, as Zack said.

[@Alboravin]

ITT: Opinions on the subjective facets of a car. One man’s ‘old and lacklustre’ is another man’s sleek and timeless design, and ‘weird’ ends up being cool and modern elsewhere. Each one to their own.

[@chuckwalla2967]

You two should start a movement to correct the Canadian mispronunciation of Sportage on your channel. Maybe it'll catch on.

[@Motormouth...]

We are right, always.....

[@deanbush777]

Do Canadians pronounce package as US or Canadian Sportage?

[@sgrant9814]

It is also not a honda pilot (pie-lot) but a pilot (pee-low)

[@jrs9264]

I would definitely pick the Kia, better warranty, price, styling inside , reliability, and price. We still don't have the answer as to which host is the more talented driver? .....🤔🤣

[@yournightmare9999]

Kia, hyundai = reliability

[@alvinsimba734]

@@yournightmare9999 right lol...... facepalm

[@jeremysomeone]

The warranty isn’t that great. They warranty the buyer, not the car. Warranty doesn’t transfer to next owners, kind of slimy.

[@CC-wm1yq]

@@jeremysomeone You mean Mazda? Because the warranty is transferable.

[@ningchen1866]

i don't know what is wrong with your eyes , isn't it so obvious which one better by just looking at it ?

[@williamhenderson1161]

Love Mazda connect!

[@ogopogo1397]

I just test drove these back to back a day apart. I like the Mazda interior and drive better. The Kia fake laether was terrible IMO. But, the kia tech was way better and I loved the big screens. Mazdas joystick thing took to many steps and searching for me. Perhaps get used to it but I could see myself having trouble while driving to say skip to next folder on my USB music stick. The Kia did not drive that well for me. The sport mode steering wheel stifness felt really aritifical. The engine was underpowered IMO. Also, that fake leather in teh KIA with no option to upgrade concerns me because it looks and feels exactly like that cheap office chair vinyl which always stress cracks and flakes in time. That would leave a nasty looking seat. Stereo was better in the Mazda. The upgraded Harmon stereo in the KIA they did not have on lot for me to try. But the stock EX trim stereo was just barely acceptable. Perhaps the fully loaded KIA would be more comparable but still ... that fake leather being end of line. That worries me. Maybe Kia can show a stress test?

[@kevinW826]

My 2011 Mazda CX-7 has more interior space than my wife’s 2016 Mazda CX-5. I can put an 80” long headboard in my cx7, can’t do that with many compact suvs or even some midsize suvs.

[@andreaspencer9813]

My neighbour's sister has a CX-7, I see it parked outside when she is visiting and you are right, it's quite spacious.

[@larryc506]

Both could use vinyl graphics due to being too plain in appearance

[@sarachan1196]

In Japan, it’s Matsuda.😬

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

If Hyundai/Kia ever used better quality parts and engineering, they might become a fantastic company. However, their vehicles tend to be poorly engineered and they use lower-quality parts throughout their vehicles. I'd go with a Mazda. They truly are the marriage of European styling and Japanese engineering.

[@Lord-Brett-Sinclair]

That’s not the same car as the new sportage in the uk, our is much smaller

[@jonboll2066]

Exterior.. put the mazda front end and put the kia rear together and perfect.

[@daile9948]

KIA is crap, i work for Progressive and we get calls from KIA / Hyundai owners asking if total engine failure and the occasional vehicle catches on fire for no reason is covered under insurance. I always told them thats whats the 10 year warranty is for

[@philseung8]

Kia Sportage 😍

[@rickayotte2162]

Mazda CX-5 all the way for me. I purchased the top model Signature Turbo in 2023. Space is not an issue in my case nor is a touch screen. What is important is reliability, quality, and fun to drive with lots of power. Yes, there has not been many changes over the years, but why change something that is this close to perfection.

[@brianmarshall3384]

I was interested in your site when l discovered it was Canadian until l noticed you hardly have any reviews on GM, Ford or Chrysler vehicles. Goodbye and good look with your site.

[@A3A4Tom]

As nicely done as Sportage, CX-5 remains unbeatable in this class except for the smallish rear seat and luggage space. Its dynamically superior and perform better, especially with the awesome 2.5T engine. That engine is surely outclassed anything in its segment.

[@brianelmhirst1283]

i enjoy your reviews but am really confused as to why you always include American prices and model line ups. Yours is a Canadian channel and your viewers would be purchasing in Canada with Canadian dollars.

[@andreaspencer9813]

We have lots of American viewers and we like to include US specs and pricing, they are very important to us as well. Our channel is about helping people buy vehicles and we want to reach as many as we can to make the car buying process easier. We don't see ourselves as just a Canadian channel as it's the world wide web.

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

What's the diss with us Americans? We share a border with Canada..Why not we share our views and culture peacefully and respectfully?

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

@@andreaspencer9813 I'm a fan of yourself and Zack! Keep it up with the awesome content.. Showing love from America! 🇺🇸

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@jraheemjefcoat429 Awe thank you so much, we appreciate the support and we love our American followers as much as we love our Canadian followers. So happy to have you along for the ride.

[@oceanwavez]

I like the exterior of the Mazda but interior & tech of the Kia. Harman Kardon sounds much better in Kia. Other than that, Mazda is probably better, just too boring for me.

[@Subie-Driver]

One of the biggest considerations for me when I look at cars in any class is the mileage. These two SUVs are roughly the same as the Subaru Forester in class yet the Forester outdoes both in mileage. Over the years of ownership that difference makes a difference to the hit on the pocketbook. Nice cars…but I’ll stick with our ‘22 Forester.

[@paulh6517]

Mazda all day everyday.

[@newyee3315]

KIA is the king

[@peterpan8168]

Mazda without hybrid is crap. I would go for any brand with ev.

[@Faisaldeepblue]

Depends on how many miles you drive daily

[@leebr2010]

The Kia will not age well. Looks bizarre today, and will look worse in a few years. Mazdas, like Audis, are classy and will look handsome for decades.

[@wintersoldier6477]

Kia is trash in all fields there's recalls every month for their cars same with Hyundai avoid them their garbage Mazda CX-5 signature all-wheel drive not even a comparison

[@l4ndz3r]

mazda looks better simplier and traditional... i dont like to drive a spaceship like 😂

[@joepowell7025]

Until the proper infrastructure is built to take millions of EV's i'll stick with petrol, otherwise i'm just going to sit back and have myself a great big laugh watching hundreds of people lined up beside the road waiting their turns to charge up

[@joepowell7025]

@@BigCar2_ Should I be ??

[@joepowell7025]

@@BigCar2_ Ok thank you.

[@milktop1]

Mazda and Kia disclaimers lol we must be A-holes

[@Motormouth...]

Some can be. It's amazing

[@serkanister3620]

I am tired of hearing that how Sportage pronouns in Canada or America! Zack don't sidetracked body, we don't care how is pronounced. We got it!!!!

[@Motormouth...]

You might, there are far too many who still call us idiots because we say it wrong/right. Can't fix the internet....

[@jansenwilder1335]

Japanese technology vs korean reliability, pick your liking.. tough to choose.

[@jeffb.6642]

I would have thought it was the other way around.

[@l4ndz3r]

korean reliability?😂😂😂

[@phuot1]

The Mazda mainly for it’s reliability

[@uludak8468]

lol mazda is one of the least reliable. watch carwow

[@Yoomaro]

@@uludak8468 a lie

[@jeffb.6642]

@@uludak8468 I watched him for like 5 minutes and saw nothing but a pretentious, stuck up British wart. So he can go to hell.

[@kevinW826]

@@uludak8468 I own a 2011 Mazda CX-7. 160,000 kms. No rust, a few dings and dents. Bulletproof so far. Old MZR 2.5 port injection motor, Toyota Aisin 5 speed auto, fwd. my wife has a 2016 Mazda CX-5 with 90,000 kms. Reliable, simple, comfortable.

[@vivaanaggarwal649]

@@uludak8468 are you slow it’s one of the most reliable

[@mementomori29231]

Mazda is so far behind, test drove the Mazda and it felt so dated.

[@Gerrysjamz]

Kia

[@ErikS308]

Kia, LOL. Mazda all the way, the Kia won't last 100k miles.

[@jairolozano1093]

You’re comparing crap with gold…… 😂

[@saihatq1wq]

Old people mentality!

[@yournightmare9999]

If you wanna drive up to 100k and a lots of repair go with Kia

[@mollymonroe6768]

Mazda sucks! The inside are always so PLAIN!

[@kevinW826]

I can say the same for GM, Toyota, mb,Audi, etc etc

[@Jetchisel]

I think you mean UNDERSTATED!