Mazda CX-50 VS Mazda CX-5 comparison // Compact SUV battle.

[@gdaustx]

Well I watched this review a second time. Promptly went out and test drove both myself and bought a CX-5 carbon turbo. Thanks for reviews !

[@ferdinandvs.benedictvs]

You're the best car reviewers online! I love your channel!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Wow, thank you so much! 🙏

[@Mrnovanova]

Can't wait for the cx-50 Hybrid. It's going to be EPIC! Great video as always guys 👍🏽

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it.

[@jsc5590]

Same! I’m hearing it’s coming in 2023…but we’ll see with the chip shortage, etc…

[@1980peterv]

It is finally here.

[@gordondegrandis1468]

Thanks for the comparison. Great job as always. I already own a CX-5 100th anniversary model and I am looking forward to test driving the CX-50. I am a big guy and I hope the added width will help. Finally a pano roof and wireless Android auto. Good to hear that the this new model has kept the driving fun. The terra cotta trim looks great. Thanks for the review.

[@GallaghersGrub]

Bought the CX-5 Turbo about a month ago. Gunmetal Gray. Love it! I prefer the SUV look of the CX-5 to the wagon look of the CX-50.

[@pobster88j94]

There’s nothing SUV about the cx5. It’s basically a minivan.

[@matsudakodo]

​@@pobster88j94lol, no

[@raystultz667]

A year now and I’m digging my CX5 base model. Definitely is a fun drive.

[@rameshjn]

I had a good look at the CX-50 few weeks back at a dealership here in Dallas. And then decided to go with the CX-5 Turbo. I don't regret it. For me, handling, steering feedback is more important than anything else. I really love the heavy steering feedback on the CX-5. Also, I don't know why everyone keep telling CX-50 is 3 inches wider. As per the Technical spec, with the mirrors folded, the width of CX-5 is 72.6 inches and CX-50 is 72.9 inches. It is actually 0.3 inches wider than CX-5 not 3.

[@MIZUNOMP60]

Thanks for clarifying, I think because the CX-50 has a broader look relative to its height some people assume it's wider.

[@noflexzone6170]

Whaaaaaa 🤨

[@adamesd3699]

There seems to be confusion about the width of the CX-50. Mazda’s website says it’s 72.9, exactly as you wrote. Every single other source I’ve seen says it’s 75.6, which is what this video is using. I can’t explain this discrepancy. It does look wide.

[@vee6411]

Wrong. Body is definitely 3 inches wider. Why the hell would you include the mirrors? Folded or not they are different sizes so of course its going to greatly skew the accuracy of the actual body width of the vehicle.

[@rameshjn]

@@vee6411 Hello - Please check the Tech Specs of both vehicles on the official Mazda website. You will know what I am talking about.

[@ontarioman6301]

Love the heavy steering and handling. The CX-5 is a Mazda. If you want light steering with no feedback, get a Buick.

[@kellingtonlink956]

‘Jinba ittai’ is the design philosophy at Mazda. It is about the balance, the ‘symmetry’, between horse and rider. I believe with the lowered roof and length, the CX-50 exemplifies those attributes… for a CUV, at least. Well done Mazda! Easy choice. Thanks for the video.

[@crazylegs225]

Thanks for being so thorough on all these reviews , answered all my questions and then some

[@A3A4Tom]

Imagine being a Mazda salesperson. You have one of the most attractive model range in the industry, with 2 of the best cars in the biggest segment. CX-5 has a more athletic character while CX-50 is more "Outback"like outdoorsy personality. CX-50's improved UI, especially you can use touchscreen at less than 10km/h and more spacious interior space will appeal to more mainstream audience. My pick is definitely CX-5 thanks to its sportier handling and better driving feel. Proven Made-in-Japan quality and reliability > a new factory even if it shares with world quality benchmark Toyota.

[@doodledoo2023]

I own a CX50 and i have driven a 2021 CX5 quite a lot. In programming language I would just put a ‘not’ before whatever you guys said about the steering and driving experience!!! I actually used to follow you guys quite seriously before this. 😢

[@everybodydothebartman7413]

I have the 2022 Cx5 sport and have no issue with the 6 speed transmission. I enjoy the heavy steering but do find the ride a bit firm at times.

[@10OF9OFBORG]

If I am serious Mazda buyer, I would take CX-50 because of a lots of features but price wise and height wise I would take CX-5. Great video! Because today gas price, I will wait for hybrid. Cheers! ☕️☕️

[@andreaspencer9813]

Yes, it's so great there is going to be a hybrid, can't wait to drive it!

[@10OF9OFBORG]

@@andreaspencer9813 👍🏻👍🏻

[@peterjordan2738]

I agree Scottie...I hope there is a CX-5 Hybrid SOON.

[@snowrang3r657]

I've owned a CX-5 for 4 years now (got one soon as the turbo engine was an option), it's been a great vehicle. For me if I had to buy today I probably would go with the CX-50 but I am pretty excited to see what Mazda does with with their 3.3L I6 engine. Hopefully the CX-70 isn't too big and still has some handling magic, but what I really would want them to do is to put that I6 in a sedan or even better a wagon!

[@easternyellowjacket276]

Yes!!

[@paulh6517]

Agree with you, but I hope the price will not be over $50k.

[@bradgray3577]

Thanks for the comparo review! I would take the CX-50 for these reasons. I love that terra cotta interior, it has the better Bose sound system (12 speakers vs the CX-5's 10 speakers, plus the placement of the speakers) updated steering wheel, the cup holder placement, the center storage/arm rest is further forward, pano roof, more usable trunk space, more comfortable seats, better fuel economy, but the biggest reason is the higher ground clearance. I live just outside of Winnipeg in Stony Mountain and I lost 3 engine protectors on my Mazda 6 Signature this winter due to the amount of snow we received. That and I already have a CX-50 GT turbo metallic machine grey with terra cotta interior on order, lol! One question though, did you find that center stitch that runs down the middle of the seat cushion to be bothersome? The lads on the Straight Pipes channel found it uncomfortable like wearing a g-string. Thanks again for the review!

[@opequadri6849]

Hey Brad, I had a CX-5 on order, but I'm really thinking of calling my dealer in the morning and bumping up to the CX-50. Did your dealer give any indication how many weeks or months it would take to get the CX-50 from order?

[@plohish1337]

you should be aware that cx-5 has multilink rear suspension, while cx-50 has torsion beam. That's a big deal, think twice.

[@Ok-cb5lw]

@@plohish1337 can you explain like I’m 5

[@uttersqueeze]

@@Ok-cb5lw The torsion beam suspension is a much older design. It uses 2 beams “metal rods” that pivot in the middle. I have a CX-50 Turbo, and I think it handles great. If you got into a CX-5 and a CX-50 and were asked which one has torsion suspension, you would have no clue. 99.5% of people couldn’t care less what kind of suspension it has. It rides great and is reliable. That’s all they care about. Torsion also keeps the price lower. Less expensive to manufacture.

[@bradgray3577]

@@opequadri6849 About 2-3 months.

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Great detail review.

[@Jorge_Magallon]

Great job as usual. I would go with the CX-5 for the apparently more sporty on road dynamics and in whatever trim gets me out of the cladding.

[@paulh6517]

Absolutely 💯 percent agree with you, the cladding gives it a HARD PASS for me. Reminds me of the old Pontiac Bonnevilles or Aztecs with all that cladding. It was a bad look then and a bad look now.

[@Timpala44]

The seat stitching in the middle of the seat on the CX-50 reminds me of the 2017 CX-5 I drove. It was very uncomfortable to me. I hope they change them like they did in the CX-5 in the newer models.

[@stig120212]

awesome comparo!! keep them up

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you very much!

[@dianen6638]

I bought Mazda 3 hatchback premium pkg last year. Though it’s fun to drive I’ve found it ground clearance too low for where we live. Liking the reviews on the cx 50.

[@elsaandnoah]

I love the overall look of CX-50. It looks well planted like an Outback but way less messy! I wish CX-50 was manufactured in Japan like the CX-5 however but the Outback is also made in USA anyway.

[@ricardogil7665]

Good video again

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you!

[@sandy18rock]

CX-5 for weekdays urban driving and CX-50 for weekend hiking trips. I already bought a 2022 CX5 but if I were to buy now, I would choose CX-50 as it is more practical and outdoor capable.

[@robertroccii7117]

And it looks better. Amazing Design in and outside.

[@limpunsing224]

Splendid comparison review

[@DavidMosby]

Great video you two! Does Canada have different regs and that is why there are different models?

[@Motormouth...]

Tailored to each Market

[@IvanBosnjak89]

Does the CX-50 have more space for the driver? That was the deal breaker on the CX-5 for me, the lack of adjust-ability.

[@RealKevGotEm]

I can’t wait to get my 50. I’m going to get the black cladding wrapped in gloss black to create a “night package” and a premium sport look

[@nicolelee7440]

Great review! I understand that for 2022 Cx-5 is just getting refresh. When will it receive a whole new makeover? The current generation was launched in2017, so it has to happening soon, correct? 2023? Thank you.

[@lensilver241]

Just ordered the CX-5, love the drive. I never buy a model the 1st year it comes out. I guarantee that there will be gremlins in those, lol

[@RangerRickTV]

What has better turning radius ? Forester or cx50

[@axvarela]

CX-50 beautiful wagon & CX-5 beautiful hatchback.

[@wc4109]

I own a 2020 CX5, but admit I like the CX50 more.... looks even better & more cargo space... But given its higher ground clearance & lower roofline, I wonder if a taller person should go with the CX5 instead.

[@MisterMister5893]

The straight pipes guys shows it is fine for the teller presenter. I think he’s 6’2

[@VioletGOKU]

which of the two require making more micro-adjustments to the steering wheel while driving?

[@Jeymez]

i think it's a smart move quite frankly by Mazda, giving people two options, if you want the more sporty feel get the CX-5, but those who prefer a more comfortable ride the CX50 is available. now while it might be a smart move on their part, the CX50 will take sales away from the CX-5. so i applaud Mazda for not discontinuing their best seller, but i think that's going to change now with the CX50. i think discontinuing the CX-9 is an odd choice to me, but given the platform is more like the CX-5, that might explain their decision to replace it with the CX90. so while Mazda said it's not going away, but depending on how sales does going forward, i think that will determine if they keep the CX-5 or not. one thing i will say before i end, i get Mazda is looking to attract a bigger audience, but it also lessons you as a brand. when people buy Toyota, they don't think Mazda right. well Mazda as a brand was always known for their fun sporty driving cars, that's what the brands image was known as. so for people that are loyal to the brand, they may not like this new direction Mazda is taking. now me i don't really care as much, I've driven Mazdas in the past, and while they were sporty in nature, they weren't uncomfortable to drive. however anytime you have a more sporty ride, you're going to sacrifice some comfort in order to achieve it. the Civics of the late 90's early 2000's were always sought after, because they were good on gas, but also fun to drive. the main family vehicle is the one you want, when it comes to comfort. but everybody likes to have that one fun car, to be that second car.

[@ForeverARide]

The rear seat room in the cx-50 has to to be more than the cx-5 despite the numbers. It just looks roomier. I think the stats from Mazda are misleading there.

[@richardmichael59]

Seats in most Mazdas are firm. They will get softer as it wears. Something short term reviews rarely acknowledge. Same with initial fuel economy, once the vehicles entire driveline gets broken in, most vehicles show improvement in fuel economy, once again not something noted in short term reviews.

[@slighwentwalking2025]

Both appear to be great choices. I prefer the CX-50. I have driven CX-30, the CX-50 is basically a roomier version.The CX-30 is "cozy" In either case I think buyers will be happy.

[@noelsilva8887]

I’m surprised that Mazda didn’t at least go with a 7 speed auto? But I do like the look of the new cx-50. Can’t wait to see this design on the CX-9?

[@stephenwierzbicki4463]

Cool 😎 Video But the CX-5 🏆 Wins Because the Front-end Does Not Have Fake Vents, More Aerodynamic Appearance!!

[@azzeddinekhelassi1023]

Front vent are functional

[@JungleEddie]

If you are buying I'll take the CX-50. The base CX-5 is the top of my price range and I am more likely to take a CX-30 for seating position.

[@MisterMister5893]

Cx5 looks so dated compared to the new kid. And I don’t know why people are adverse to having some cladding. It looks good and functional. Imagine all that salt brine in Eastern regions during winter just eating away at the thin Mazda sheet metal. Interior is restrained, conventional yet fresh and elegant.

[@Oldtymehockey67]

Which of the two has the quietest ride?? I've heard that Mazda didn't use the same acoustic glass in the CX50 that they did in the CX5.

[@Michelle-we2ho]

IF you were to choose between the cx50 and xc40 which would you pick?

[@davekelly6580]

Do either models have a hybrid option?

[@joeanunez]

How would you compare the driving dynamics of the CX-50 to that of the CX-30 given they are on the same platform. I love my CX-30 and am curious if I’d enjoy the larger version just as much.

[@Android-vk8yh]

love both Mazda, Great cars the CX-5 I like for the handling

[@RealKevGotEm]

What’s weird is I had an Audi Q3 rental and when I got back my CX 5 I was like “I hate this steering is way too hard” it’s so bad

[@christophera0]

Can I please know which is the car you guys are sitting in during the talk ?

[@georgeg.7124]

It's interesting that you come to the opposite conclusion of other car reviewers who say that the CX-50 is a bit harsher of a ride but more sporty than the CX-5.

[@RichardReddy-u9r]

They are both nice vehicles and are on my radar scope to replace the vehicle I am currently driving, if I decide to move on from that car. Interesting discussion below bordering on food fight about the width of these cars. I have looked carefully at the images of the cars and have a theory on the external width and interior dimensions. To my eye the CX-50 looks much larger than the CX-5. I believe, however, that is a styling illusion. Indisputably, however, the WB and OAL are greater on the CX-50. I am presuming for discussion purposes that Mazda used the same measuring protocol for arriving at Mazda's published figures. The more I looked at the images trying to reconcile the greater interior hip and shoulder widths of the CX-5 versus the CX-50 I came to the conclusion it's the shape of what I'll call the main body tub between the wheel wells. It appears to me that the CX-50 has more of a 'coke bottle' shape than the CX-5, the 50 has a more pronounced waist. If I am correct, that may explain the CX-5's greater interior width dimensions, particularly hip room. The differences are about an inch more or less at the shoulder and 2 inches more or less at the hip. Having sat in both cars, interestingly, visually to me, the 50 looks/feels wider. Another crafty styling trick me thinks. As to the exterior, I think we can all agree that putting aside the issue of mirrors the exterior width is measured at, obviously I think, the widest point. Generally speaking, I would guess on modern cars that's probably the front or rear wheel well lip. Mazda's published width difference for these two cars is only .3 inch, call it a quarter of an inch. That's nothing. But ... if my observation of a coke bottle waist on the CX-50 is correct that may suggest that the exterior mirror mounting points are closer to the middle of the car on the CX-50 than the CX-5. Put another way, the lack of a pronounced coke bottle waist on the CX-5 compared to the CX-50 places the 'foot' or mounting point of the 5's mirrors farther apart than on the 50. Therefore, presuming for discussion purposes the mirrors are fairly similarly sized, the 5 is going to measure wider at the mirror extended position than the 50 simply because the 5's body tub between the wheel wells is wider than the 50's body tub between the wheel wells. That would also fit with the 5 being wider inside than the 50. I've also become curious about the "H point" and "R point". While explanations are all over the web, and at least one source published a range of H point dimensions by vehicle type a couple of years ago, I haven't found H point dimensions published by vehicle make and model. The trigger exploration was contemplating the 50's lower roof line and higher ground clearance than the 5. At the end of the day it may not make much difference between the two cars. Arguably the seat mounting point on the 50 is higher than the 5 since the 50 has more ground clearance. Since I am a few inches shorther than the SAE 50th percentile crash test and measurement devices I have to raise the seats anyway!! I wonder if the Motormouth duo could prevail on Mazda to disclose the actual dimensions? take care, be safe.

[@Avijit1308]

Which is quieter? I notice the cx-50 didn’t have the noise isolating front windows

[@danielapreku3101]

I will go for the cx50. It’s new modern and looks fantastic. Can’t wait to get mine this yr lol

[@MIZUNOMP60]

I hope the upcoming CX-70 offers a similar "off-road" trim package. Something that could complete in size, practicality and on-road off-road to say the Honda Passport/TrailSport trim. The Passport has tons of passenger space and cargo space for five and I think Mazda could benefit with having something similar and the plus side of great driving dynamics and reliability. I know Mazda are trying to go more premium with the CX-70 and CX-90 but there's also great demand for these "off-road" trims too, ex. new Pathfinder, Explorer Timberline, Passport TrailSport etc. I know they're not true off-roaders but the CX-50 Meridian edition with the more aggressive off-road tires and additional ground clearance is a nice trim option to have for folks that do go off the beaten path albeit not full-on Jeep territory!

[@Gritt982]

I like the new fading turn signals on the Mazda3, CX30 and CX50. I notice in the video it's not on the CX5

[@davidwayne9982]

I just watched 2 guys do this and they come down to STYLE is the only difference basically-- Curious to see if you agree.... I may STILL go the CX-50 because I DO like the style.. :)

[@plohish1337]

if you compare same trims, you will see CX50 is about +3k USD to CX5. You will get a bit better look, big sunroof and touchscreen. I don't think this is justified. If you add +4k to CX5, you can buy CX9, which is another car class. Basically CX50 price is very similar to CX9, and it's not in the favor of CX50. Still a great car, but I would prefer CX5 or CX9.

[@MHY558]

They absolutely should not replace the CX5. The CX5 exterior is historic and timeless. They should keep both. I would choose the CX5 if the interior was as nice as the CX50 interior.

[@FURDOG1961]

12:54 14:43 Replacements for existing Mazda lineup.

[@mdatpe]

Just picked up my CX50 3 days ago here in BC (just b4 the snow fell) and ICBC calls it a wagon

[@RR-on1gj]

How did it handle in the snow ?

[@mdatpe]

Never tried to go to far tho

[@mdatpe]

This year it did well

[@emilyallan3312]

CX-50 all the way… mostly on the looks! Also excited for the CX-50 hybrid

[@joalblo9581]

If they raise the roof on the cx50, I'm in.

[@natlovell122]

The lower design is to make things like kayaks easier to get on and off the roof

[@joalblo9581]

@@natlovell122 I know. I personally don't think it had to be quite that low. I'd like to see an inch and a half more height. I don't think that would greatly compromise the design.

[@natlovell122]

@@joalblo9581 I agree, it’s a bit short, I would probably just opt for a CX-5 over the CX-50 due to price and availability anyways. The new CX70 should be here in 2023 and that thing looks absolutely amazing!

[@geyser3445]

What year are these cars?

[@lgsprings5623]

I bought a new 2021 Mazda CX-5. I believe the CX-50 has the same engine. It burns engine oil from day one. I looked up and found a bulletin for my car to be repaired. I took it in and they agreed that my car fell under that bulletin according to the VIN but, that I had to wait for the engine light to come on. By my calculation that won't happen until one oil change after my warranty is up. Don't take a chance and buy Mazdas. They don't stand by their product unlike Honda for instance. At the time I was shopping for my car, they had fuel dilution problems with some of their engines. Similar to my problem but worse. They put out a bulletin and fix it. Mazda will do whatever it takes to avoid paying to fix the problem, even when they themselves admit that there's a problem.

[@ericr3935]

Do you know what’s the fuel economy for the non-turbo CX-50? Thx again for that comparison!

[@andreaspencer9813]

The CX-50 non-turbo gets 9.7L/100km, 24 MPG in the city and 7.9L/100 km, 30 MPG on the highway. The CX-5 non-turbo gets 9.9L/100 km, 24 MPG in the city and 7.9L/100 km, 30 MPG on the highway.

[@alainpaquin627]

I'm still debating between the 2024 CX-5 Kuro Edition and the 2024 CX-50 GS-L which are basically the same price...(regular 2.5l)🤔

[@peterjordan2738]

Let's see a CX-5 Hybrid. I will purchase sight unseen. Should also be a refresh/redesign of the CX-5 SOON.

[@SokemRokemRobot]

I'll stick with the CX-5 over the vehicle that's trying to look like a Toyota.

[@James-il3tq]

Agree with uncomfortable seats. Wife and I took CX5 for 30 min test drive and we both found seats and suspension way too firm!

[@markt3440]

Short seat bottoms as well

[@hasinxx]

what option did you go for? I found cx5 suspension jumping on the road. I wonder if cx30 or cx50 is more comfortable

[@becoolexpress9035]

In my practical opinion, if you’re a family with 2 kids I would pick CX-5. CX-50 if with 3 kids. If you live in state with lots of snow I would prefer CX50.

[@pobster88j94]

You could get some nice cushy inflatable pads for your seats. That way you feel comfy on your way to get groceries or at McDonald’s.

[@jesselox3470]

@@pobster88j94 gottem

[@imma3knee]

Counter point to 3:00 , what if you put 10 people in the back seat instead?

[@davidpavish3877]

It appears you are sitting in a CX-5, based on the console and cup holder placement... with a panaramic roof. Is that the case? What package does that come in?

[@andreaspencer9813]

There is no panoramic sunroof offering in the CX-5, only a moonroof

[@Sportimus]

As always, great video. My only real concern with the CX-50 is the width. I have to see this thing in person to get a feel for it. I hear 3 inches wider than the CX-5 and that's actually quite a bit. Does the car feel big with driving or shoe-horning into a tight parking spot? I like the CX-5 a lot but prefer some of the features (like touch screen) on the CX-50. Plus the Cx-5 looks more like a jelly bean compared to the more sculpted CX-50. The lonely vent in the middle of the dash seems weird on camera. But again, I need to see this thing in person I guess.

[@michaels3003]

According to Mazda USA, the width difference is 0.3" when the side mirrors are not taken into account.

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@michaels3003 We got the measurements from Mazda Canada at the launch and there's a 3" difference in width. CX-5 72.6" vs. the CX-50 at 75.6" so that is what all the Canadian journalists went with. There were no dimensions with or without mirrors released at that time.

[@michaels3003]

@@andreaspencer9813 , yes, it is possible that the Mazda USA specification is incorrect.

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@michaels3003 Could be, I guess we'll see as more measurements are released

[@JolliAllGenGamer]

Mazda CX-5 Made in Japan while Mazda CX-50 Made in Alabama.

[@reece758]

If we look at Toyota, it makes a difference.

[@moodisback]

​@@reece758 bahahaha

[@functionaldoc5054]

I bought the 2022 CX-5 Turbo signature and it pinches above it's price point more luxury and a lot less expensive then the Lexus or Audi Q5 . The Cx-50 is more sporty and less luxury with all the black plastic . CX-50 is competing with Subaru models IMO. I wish that the CX-5 had wireless Android and CX-5 and would be perfect for me.

[@2007MXV]

What is not discussed is whether the CX-50 has the shared air-to-water intercooler from the Mazda3 & CX-30 have versus the better air-to-air intercooler that the CX-5 (and CX-9 & Mazda6) has. The packaging in the Mazda3 & CX-30 required a more compact system. Air-to-water is less efficient and prone to heat-soak, and thereby lower performance in hot / hard work situations. Given the increased cooling that the CX-50 has which increased its towing capacity vs. the CX-5, it would be interesting to know what’s what in each.

[@ELP1125]

I like the CX-50 more, but having the turn signal on the bottom of the car….that’s just a bad idea

[@artchiu584]

i think the meridian trim is more practical

[@Robingriyaproperti]

I wish Mazda Cx-50 would be also available in asia.

[@davidwayne9982]

YOU stated it BACKWARD to what everyone else is saying--- saying the CX5 was HEAVIER DRIVING and the CX5o was actuall LIGHTER softer driving... everyone else says the OPPOSITE... I don't care about the towing- etc.. I DO just like the STYLE of the CX50 and IT is the one with the STIFFER suspension... YOu have it backward1!!!

[@shreyasthakur8721]

I hv Cx5 2021.5, upgrading to cx 50

[@MHY558]

The black plastic trim is the one thing they got 100% wrong

[@djross95]

Nice review as always! You guys do allow time for yourselves to eat and sleep, right? :-)

[@andreaspencer9813]

Haha, sometimes!!!

[@justinsugay1149]

Mazda can break the market if or when they make a hybrid of these if they can keep that price bump to like 2.5k or so. I would strongly consider these otherwise if they can keep most of the driving characteristics that are trademark Mazda, zoom zoom!

[@barron204]

A friend had a mid level CX5 until recently, then swapped it for a top level 3. I liked the seats and didn’t notice firmness of the suspension. Great car. Mazda in Japan doesn’t currently sell the CX9 or CX50. The CX9 is too wide so a narrow version CX8 is sold there, and I’m guessing it could be the same with the CX50. Maybe in the near future there will be a new CX5…

[@riceli486]

good

[@babyrakes]

No offence but I hate when channels tell you to subscribe every single video. Anyone who uses KZbin knows how to subscribe if they like a channel we really dont need you telling us every single video

[@TalismanPHX]

The CX-5 Signature styling is far better than the overwrought black plastic cladding on the CX-50. The additional headroom on the CX-5 is needed for us tall Americans 🇺🇸

[@milktop1]

I still don’t know the different between a sunroof and a moonroof

[@hermanchow1405]

When started to leak , doesn’t matter sunroof or moonroof , speaking of personal experience !

[@fabulousprofound]

For me, a moonroof covers almost all of the roof area, whereas a sunroof is much smaller.

[@DonTSmith]

Depends what time of day it is.

[@gregthomson7889]

The CX- 5 is built in Japan so it has better quality (Lexus like)than the CX-50. Also the differential and drive shaft on the Cx-50 are not as heavy duty as on the CX-5.They are for a car not an SUV.They saved money everywhere they could (underneath)on the CX-50 so it wont last as long as the CX-5.

[@RightAboutRichTV]

Sorry but these new thumbnail designs look cheap and low budget; when actually you guys have high quality production value! Great vids either way!

[@andreaspencer9813]

We thought we would try them out, thanks for letting us know you are not crazy about them. Should we just go back to the old ones?

[@RightAboutRichTV]

@@andreaspencer9813 I just miss the nice British Columbia/Vancouver (or wherever it is) neighborhood shots in the background with you guys (mainly you) posing. It gives a quaint, warm appeal to the videos…just a thought!

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@RightAboutRichTV Okay good to know, thanks for your feedback.

[@easternyellowjacket276]

My wife and I test drove the CX-50 and the CX-30. We are planning on driving the CX-5 in the next few weeks. Between the two that we drove, we felt the CX-30 has a higher quality interior, is much quieter, and the seats were more comfortable than the CX-50, which was loud and felt much cheaper. The extra room in the CX-50 was a positive, and if we do get the CX-30, we'd probably have to get a Thule or something. It will be interesting to see which direction we go after driving the CX-5, which I'm kind of guessing we are eventually going to get because it does have more interior volume and offers a better quality interior than the CX-50.

[@tomdrummy4984]

Cx50 looks like it has a wider stance and more substantial than the cx5 to me. I could be wrong ……don’t want to offend anyone 😃

[@andreaspencer9813]

It is 3" wider than the CX-5.

[@orrapsaco4830]

Start test driving the base models. Most people can’t afford the ones you review.

[@RangerRickTV]

Mahhhhhhzda

[@jamesmontague1539]

Is just me or do the CX-50 looks like a Subaru outback?

[@matsudakodo]

CX-50 definitely does not have a softer suspension--and feels more like a sport wagon than CUV.

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

Torsion beam is one thing, crappy seats is yet another. That's a no-go, for me.

[@bugsyboy5323]

Good luck trying to keep all that plastic looking new when it starts to fade in a couple years.

[@koukimonzta]

There have been better materials used now than on cars from the 80s hahaha

[@deviouslaw]

There's dressings and things for that. Besides, most old cars don't look new. All materials more or less age when exposed, painted surfaces included.

[@bugsyboy5323]

I’m into detailing my car so and I know the products out there for black trim. Trust me when I say this there is no product that can give you more than a few months before it fades back to grey. Paint is another story. As long as you wash and apply some kind of coating whether is be a carnuba based wax, ceramic or graphene based protection your clear coat should not fade or crack. My ride is 2010 Jeep and it still looks like it just came off the showroom floor. But the rear black bumper protector and the black plastic sills running down the bottom side of the vehicle are a constant battle to keep new looking.

[@functionaldoc5054]

@@bugsyboy5323 The paint thickness on Mazda base and clear coat only measure 2.5mm compared say Honda at 4.5 mm. I ceramic coated my 2022 CX-5 Turbo Signature in red the first few days of ownership since is so little paint on these cars. I put on Gtechniq CSl and 2nd layer with EXO . You would think for a $595 option they would put some clear on the car. It looks great coated and definitely a soft paint like Honda's

[@bugsyboy5323]

@@functionaldoc5054 It’s funny though that Hondas with the thicker coating seems to be more prone to their clear coats peeling away. I can’t tell you many times I’ve seen a civic or accord with this defect.

[@yournightmare9999]

Go with cx5 instead

[@bobswadley7050]

The CX-5 is looking long in the tooth. The CX-50 is dialed.