Questions, Coffee & Cars #88 // Real difference between CX-70 and CX-90?

[@raymondswenson1268]

I have a Toyota Sienna hybrid all-wheel drive minivan. 35 miles per gallon. Fantastic room for peoples and stuff. With electric power, great acceleration to start. And great smart safety features. Great for long trips.

[@moisetopaz]

Good for you, Andrea! You do your homework and question the representatives. 🙌🏾👏🏾😊

[@1232bluejays]

Can't wait until I get my new top trim CX-90. I have to finance almost the entire price but it's worth it as I plan to keep it a long long time almost 4 years.

[@tomdrummy4984]

I agree with the CX70 ridiculousness. Just have an option for 2 or 3 rows in the CX90. 🙃

[@calebwany8422]

Nah bro, that makes way too much sense

[@kvetcha]

Mazda has also told some outlets that it comes down to search engine optimization. Basically, the CX-90 is grouped as a three-row when it comes to online searches. By making the CX-70 a separate name plate, it gets included in searches for two-rows in a way that a trim of the CX-90 would not.

[@Andre-cj3ec]

For a $45K CND EV for a family, I'd wait for a Chevrolet Equinox EV in the base 1LT trim coming later this year. It would be big enough for the kids & dog. Pricing not confirmed, but should be under $45K and then subtract EV subsidies.

[@timothyburnside3229]

Look at long-term history of brand and model, this will tell you what will break and when, then decide on warranty! If your model breaks a lot at a certain mileage point, buy warranty or lease a new one now! Great show, the chemistry is always worth a view!

[@petertsolymosi]

I have a 2019 X5 xDrive40i with 80,000kms. I just had to use the extended warranty to get the transfer case replaced as it can be a problem with X5s. It was a $12k replacement so well worth the extended warranty cost. Your choice is to insure, self-insure (like Zack mentioned about putting money in a savings account), or just take the risk. It all depends on your comfort level.

[@ihop4no14]

My experience with most warranties is this: "It covers everything - EXCEPT the issue you have!"

[@gordonwinter4540]

Regarding the cold - I’m from Winnipeg and lived in Burnaby for 2 years. In Burnaby, when it was 0 C and damp, I wore the same winter jacket as if it was -20 C in dry Winnipeg. That cold humid weather really goes through a jacket.

[@jamesb9780]

Definitely chuckled over your comments "the type R doesn't even have heated seats..." :)

[@raymondswenson1268]

You guys are the FUNNEST car reviewers with the most common sense driver's viewpoint. You are not focused on tiny design details--we can SEE what it looks like.

[@moisetopaz]

You guys are my go-to KZbin channel for a specific car review that I'm researching. I even got my wife to like your reviews.

[@Motormouth...]

Glad you like them!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Awesome, thank you!

[@kellingtonlink956]

Great C,Q&Cs episode, also on cracking past 350,000 subscribers. These candid, interesting and entertaining videos certainly are working for you. Keep up the great work. On another note… Just today, I went out to walk my dog (my neighbourhood) and ran into an older gentleman/neighbour/friend who just bought a 1992 Jaguar XJS in absolutely showroom condition (58,000 kms!). It was absolutely breathtaking, especially the leather and the wired rims. We chatted for about 45 minutes while sipping on coffee. What a character, what a brilliant motorcar! I continued my walk and came across another neighbour who just took out his F430 cabriolet in some captivating steel grey. And after yet another car chat…I continued my walk to walk my Cocker Spaniel for another half hour or so before returning. Incredible day. MORAL? I will literally do anything to avoid spending time helping my Wife in the Garden! She in fact is eyeing me right now about this video… as she’s potting ‘something’. Gotta go. Have a great weekend. Thanks for the video.

[@kellingtonlink956]

What my wife probably didn’t appreciate was that this XJS was a MANUAL!

[@Motormouth...]

Wow, love these!

[@philipf2705]

I consider myself an above average car spotter. I have not seen any Corolla Cross Hybrids YET in the Vancouver area. Only the gas version. Great video once again!😍

[@TheQuebecerInFrance]

Crying ice tears for the cold in Vancouver, from Quebec

[@andreaspencer9813]

I deserve that! I knew it was coming....lol!

[@MWarfield]

Trop drôle! 😂

[@markgoldner3083]

You guys have to do a show about how you came up with your various jobs ( with pictures ) and the jobs where you started and What you moved on to! Love to see more personal background on Motormouth!

[@moisetopaz]

Some cars are perfect for lease only. The long-term ownership costs are outrageous for some vehicles.

[@IOSALive]

Motormouth, Subscribed because your videos are so much fun!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thanks so much for the sub, much appreciated!

[@EGW769]

Over here in the UK it’s only £900 per year for an extended warranty on a Macan. The chief engineer said the engines are bullet proof so did not take an extended warranty out. In year 4 my Macan’s sound system went wrong and ironically cost £900 to replace which Porsche contributed 1/3 of the costs as a gesture of good will. Apparently, the most common fault is the transmission tunnel which is under warranty for 7 years here. So would not bother taking out an extended warranty on the GTS. Best Clive

[@jermainedouglas7301]

Yay thats my question! Love you guys!

[@jeffer1101]

Regarding the first part about extended warranties. I usually buy them on my cars. My last car was a 2012 Kia Rio5. I paid $2200 for a 10 year warranty. In the last 2 years of ownership, I got about $7k worth of repairs covered with it. When I replaced with a 2021 Toyota Venza, I added the 10 year warranty for $2500, not because I expect a lot of issues, but for budget purposes. It's about $30 more per month on my payment, but now I'm covered for 10 years so it gives piece of mind.

[@TheCaptjamestkirk]

I agree jeffer, My extended warranty covered my CVT on my Rogue when it went out.

[@jeffer1101]

@@TheCaptjamestkirk exactly, whatever works best for you. Every person has a different budget and comfort level.

[@russellvoth5161]

@@jeffer1101 Most warranties cover alot of components, but say when an AC compressor fails and parts go into the accumulator which doesn't fail, usually the warrantty doesn't cover the accumulator . It's examples like this is why I don't buy extended car warranties. Usually i can fix it or find someone who works on that brand and like do the work at alot less money and is more upfront but the whole what has to be replace. Alot of good youtube video for mechanic who can offer advise to the problems. From knowledge from mechanic they don't get paid a full rate for warranty problem usaually only 60% of the going rate. Fellow mechanic have told me this , best to just pay to fix and if you don't like the vehicle after get a newer one.

[@frankdeboer1347]

The Ford Escape, especially a lightly used one would work for the last question.

[@sugarhog1938]

No, a bmw x3 phev is 45k.

[@amitgupta-rv1sh]

2:48 lubrico warranty is super.!! I have it for my benz and it has saved me many times..!!! About $cad 2000 for 3 yrs- covers main components- (no air suspension coverage though)

[@raymondswenson1268]

I bought a used Renault back in 1985 and bought an extended warranty. The warranty covered the mechanical systems, but the electrical systems constantly broke down. Finally I drove from the repair shop, across the street to a Chevy dealer, and traded it in on a new, cheap car, that was reliable.

[@richardausten5295]

"Just one more thing" Andrea is Columbo.

[@twystedhumour]

I'd like to see Andrea as the PIO for Pepsi (?). Nothing gets passed her!

[@GlennLaycock]

Zack is right on the track how you "self insure" - but not the $5000, you put away $10,000 and let it sit in an investment doing its job. Interesting on my Elantra I asked if the iVT is repairable or swapped out - so servos and modules very commonly a remedy but they swap them out with factory done ones as they do have running changes - so went against my "rule" and added the 8 year complete one.

[@BocaAtractivo82]

Regarding the transmissions from Porche Macan... you MUST do a transmission oil service,all the differentials regularly (ask an VW/Audi/Porsche tech for it's interval and it doesn't matter what transmission manufacturer it is) and NOT believe the "lifetime" term - especially if you don't want to pay that extended warranty and want to keep it's drivetrain them from failing.

[@Daniel-xp5or]

Hi Guys !!, Talking about extended warranty, I had a bad experience with Nissan dealer, the vehicle Altima 2015, miles 28,000 and close to three years. My Son was out of town in school so for him not have problem, purchase the extended warranty but before I ask about the engine and transmission what happen if they fail so they said we put a new one and I repeat new one. I Knew about the CVT problems, Well did the purchase and peace of mine right. Then few months trans.. started not advance, take the vehicle in two days they installed the trans.., so I ask about the warranty, one year I said but new is normal 36,000 Miles, then they drop the bomb on me. Well is a rebuilt everything inside is new, Then driving it start the same problem. Then I got him a Passat 2015. 22,000 miles and today still driving it since 2018, NO CVT Transmission. Guys Like your content, Thank You and have a great day.

[@Tonga2]

I have bought extended warranty and never needed it, I will buy a GIC just in case my car does not needs a major repair and if NOT I’ve still got my GIC for my next purchase. I agree with Zack, why spend for just in case?

[@LEGO-hx7le]

For the family of 4 with a dog looking for BEV/PHEV I would suggest to take a look at Tesla Model Y base trim. Depending on the province you can get a decent rebate and it can be pretty close to 45k (before the tax) price point. For example, in New Brunswick (Canada) it is 5k federal + 5k provincial discount after the tax which is about 8.7k discount before tax. Tesla Model Y RWD is 54k, so it price is ~45.3k after EV discounts. It is a really good deal for such a high tech, roomy and powerful vehicle. And delivery is really fast (there is no a year long queue). 19:07

[@adamgoldenbear]

I want to agree but the insurance is way more at least here in BC.

[@LEGO-hx7le]

@@adamgoldenbear agreed, insurance can be pricey.

[@oralpowers7932]

The family of four with the dog could try the new 2025 Camry SE. They would just have to choose between going with the dog or the whole family without the dog. Or they could wait for Subaru hybrids. This day May 31st should have had a discussion about buying a vehicle on the last day of the month and the types of good deals you can cut.

[@maryvigil9339]

Nautilus! Will you keep us posted when you have a date?? Thank you!!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Yes we will, still waiting.....

[@paco728]

Hi Andrea, If you do get to Australia, the locals pronounce it Melburn, accent on the first syllable...love your videos!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thanks for the tip!

[@calr4459]

If your buying a CJDR vehicle I would look at an owners forum to consider which vehicle has the most problems and would be best to buy a factory extended warranty. At one time FCA offered a Lifetime Maximum Warranty. I paid $3500 in 2014. Has covered thousands more in Chrysler repairs than what I paid for it.

[@louism8217]

It is funny hearing London described as small. I have watched it grow from around 200,000 to 500,000.

[@anthonyvink7153]

Lived there for 6 years, loved it. Last visit (fall 2023) was some hit and misses. Great Portuguese Bakery on Adelaide by the tracks was sold and not as good (they focus on pasta now) But found an amazing cafe not far away by Oxford. (Huge bonus) Went to the mall and their charger for EV’s was not clear or listed its location on their website. Many good memories though

[@ronhudson3730]

Want to visit Australia/New Zealand? Book a cruise with air. Fly from Van. to Sydney stay and few days to site-see and get then on the boat. A fantastic trip in Aus. and then over to NZ. Stay a few days in Auckland and then fly home. We did it last year and it was surprisingly doable and a fantastic trip. We went so that we were there at their late spring and early summer. You'll thank me.

[@rabidpooh007]

The nice thing about the Outlander is all the cool tech is there for all of the trims, except the lane subtle drive pull back in thing and hud in the highest trim. I got the LE because it was in stock and I don't like the leather in the higher SE trim Outlander (LE has a suede type material). The SE just be in the budget depending on what province they are in.

[@WoodyWorkshop-31A]

Only trouble with recommending Corolla Cross Hybrid is the year to 2 year wait to get one. My wife decided to get a gas model because who knows how many changes and price increases may occur while you wait for a hybrid.

[@Zeek800]

We ordered a 2022 RAV4 Limited hybrid in November 2021. We were told it would arrive by the end of February 2022. After waiting over 18 months we took delivery of a 2023 Rav 4 Limited hybrid but not the one we had ordered. I won’t even go into the things that went on between the order being made and receiving someone else’s order because they had given up. At that time our vehicle hadn’t even reached the level of having a Toyota decide they were going to build it and 2 months after we took this one the dealership told us ours was going to be built. The same car we wanted but dark grey instead of the red we ordered. Love the vehicle but now I want the Grand Highlander!

[@RigiLiquid945]

4:05 Same could be said about Kia Sportage with 5 seats and the 6 seat Sorento.

[@stephengneri2136]

like fine wine you guys just improve. keep it up !!! am here for every post.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you very much!

[@dalenihiser7766]

Here are a few takes on service contracts and assumes the vehicle is still covered by the OEM factory warranty. First. Prices are negotiable if you know how. Shop multiple dealers for the dealer's best quote! Don't be discouraged when the F&I Manager won't budge. Like the old Supertramp song goes, "Some they will and some they won't!" Second. Don't buy any third party service contract. Buy OEM or don't buy at all. Third. Determine your needs. Extending the time costs next to nothing but extending the mileage does. If you're going to be a long time owner but a low annual mileage driver, ask about a corresponding service contract. Fourth. Don't wait until after the original OEM factory warranty has expired. The cost for the service contract will jump a great deal or may not be available at all.

[@claudew5582]

Quanta’s is the way to go to Australia. Visit Byron Bay, NSW. Beautiful beaches.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[@moisetopaz]

You two are too funny. I love your content and trust your feedback.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you so much!

[@RobSnow-ui4sz]

I wonder if the plug in hybrids if you would need to actually get them out driving on the highway other wise the gas may go bad after 6 months in the city. What do you think

[@MWarfield]

Im a Mazda fan, but the CX-70 is a joke! Awesome show! ❤ from Québec 😊

[@TheMlinzi]

My favorite couple ❤️❤️❤️

[@andreaspencer9813]

Awe thanks!

[@sidecardog5244]

I would buy an ID buzz in a second if it was a hybrid or gas model. I was initially excited by the "buzz" for this model, until I found out it was electric. What a buzz kill!

[@JayRay61]

VW here in Ontario used to be great and we were very loyal but over time they really messed up with the combination of diesel gate and atrocious service. Our new model car would come out of an oil change with oiled and scratched - driver side rocker panel, and dirty interior. Sales staff had become complacent and ignorant. Will never will buy another with the bad taste we have and the overpriced offering.

[@Zeek800]

Everyone does horrendous service now.

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

I got sick of repairing my TDI, including a $10k repair when the high pressure fuel pump blew up. Couldn't sell it back to VW fast enough when the Dieselgate class action was settled.

[@Roadbunny777]

When I start my own car manufacturing company in Jamaica 🇯🇲 I'll hire you both for ideas 💡 Andrea is very inspiring

[@andrewhayden6448]

Can you give an update on what Mitsubishi is doing to fix the cold weather issue with the Outlander PHEV? I wouldn’t buy one if it stops working during cold snaps.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Mitsubishi did a software update to help with the problem but it won't eliminate it. A viewer reached out to me and said he got it done but it has warmed up now so he will have to wait until next winter to see if it makes a difference. What he did notice right away is that the gas engine came on less often which is a good thing.

[@Eric_the_Hiking]

I can hear them say "Here comes inspector Columbo"

[@remitremblay2091]

Andrea! You NEED to go to PEI in the spring! You will love it!!!! And the 🦞…omg, it’s amazing just to think about it! Plan for that before Australia…easier to get to and so very Canadian!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Would love to go!

[@H2SO4H20]

@@andreaspencer9813 Maybe you'll get there in time to witness the harvest of PEI's main crop - mildew! If you think Vancouver is moist ....

[@WOOF95]

Andrea has a certain charm! 😄

[@justinandout]

Please please please ! Allow us ask you questions somewhere as well, not just Instagram! Lot's of people don't have it, but love your videos and want to be involved. Please and thank you!

[@axx8326]

I understand the need for social media for certain people who have to be out there for visibility. I do not have any social media (I used to) and I am not missing any of it tbh. I kept YT just because of this channel 🤪.Would be nice for people to be able to ask questions elsewhere

[@justinandout]

@@axx8326 Exactly my point! There are lots of people who are not using social media

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you for your comment. This segment has become so popular and we are thankful for it. We are very glad you are enjoying it. We are overloaded with questions on one platform and only answer a quarter of them. We can't imagine adding a second, third or fourth platform asking for more questions. We are doing our best here and are thankful for all the support from our viewers.

[@axx8326]

@@andreaspencer9813 I can only imagine the endless flow of questions 🤣I guess social media is an ok filter after all. JK. Not saying you should do it but would have been nice

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@axx8326 It's important that we continue to build other platforms in the business we are in. We love doing this segment and answering as many questions as we can but I only keep the post up on Instagram for 20 minutes because we get so many questions. Only a quarter of them are answered as we can't get to everyone. I'm sorry we can't accommodate you as well on this platform but we do appreciate the support and I hope you continue to enjoy the segment.

[@Fabulousprofound168]

I wonder if it’s possible to get a top spec CX70 and retrofit the 3rd row parts from a wrecked CX90 on a budget so that I can get the fully loaded 7 passenger CX90 I always wanted before I found out it only comes with captains chairs in the middle row with lots of excuses from Mazda as to why it’s like that 😖

[@squirreldriver]

I think the CX-70 allowed Maaazda or Maahhzda to get two launch events out of one car. Just like having different pronunciations for their name in Canada vs. the U.S. allows them more time having their name talked about by certain Canadian car reviewers. Andrea's note on the seats is a good one though...if you have a second row captain's chairs, you end up with an awfully big 4 seater when you put the third row seats down.

[@seang3538]

Typical CPO warranties only cover limited powertrain components. That's why it's CPO to give used car buyers a little extra insurance with the powertrain, it certainly doesn't cover anything electronic.

[@eddiew.6485]

7:44 Dog walker🐕

[@sizzlacalunji]

I told the dealer at their VIP launch last year that the CX-90 was a disappointment in person as it had everything on paper with size, looks and engine setup etc. Once I sat in the 3rd row and saw the trim packaging, I knew it could not work for my family. I told them best you give CA options. They dropped the ball as it could have been more than what we have today. The CX-70? Smh 😂

[@techpappee]

Equinox EV for the 45k commenter? It's starting low as well, $41,900 (1LT) in US before credits. $43,295 & $45,295 are 2LT & 3LT respectively. 319 mile EPA estimated range with FWD model.

[@ctclardy]

My bet is that warranty price is negotiable and you could get the 2 years extra for half of $5K ($2-2.5K. The dealers can charge whatever they want over the manufacturer's retail price. There is no Maroney sticker on the warranty. Ask the dealer to show you the manufacturer's retail price brochure.

[@H2SO4H20]

Don't you mean "wholesale price" instead of "retail price"? Auto dealers can usually charge whatever they want at or above the wholesale price (and less than the retail price if they want to) for an extended warranty unless there's an agreement with the warranty underwriter that attempts to restrict discounts. I'm retired from a large provider of service warranties sold through auto dealers. I could and still can buy extended warranties at wholesale from my former employer but have never because they are usually not cost effective. However, I'm considering buying an extended warranty for the very first time only because it would be on a Porsche Cayenne that is currently at 18,000 miles / 21 months old. Just one fairly common problem - failure of an inexpensive seal in the vacuum controlled water pump - has recently cost others as much as US$9,000 to repair since the repair entails replacing the entire vacuum system which has become contaminated by coolant. Porsches are fun vehicles but it is as if they were engineered by Rube Goldberg. 😒

[@ctclardy]

@@H2SO4H20 No, I mean the manufacturer's actual retail price. The dealership is not going to sell you the warranty at wholesale, or even slightly above, maybe several hundred over wholesale. More than likely the price quoted to the customer is thousands more than the actual retail price from the manufacturer. If you could purchase the warranty for the manufacturer's retail price it might be worth the investment (according to the vehicle) but, thousands over the retail is nothing but a rip-off. Third-party warranties are sometimes very suspect and they must be reviewed carefully to see what they cover and how easy it is to make a claim if you break down out of your area. I was in the retail automotive industry for over 20 years and was a finance/lease/insurance manager for over 8 of those years. I sold all those products.

[@H2SO4H20]

@@ctclardy Virtually all extended warranties are 3rd party. Even auto maker branded extended warranties are underwritten by 3rd parties. I don't know where you were selling but it's been common for F&I guys to sell extended warranties heavily discounted below retail and even sometimes at dealer remit. Don't tell me now this works since the company I retired from is the leading supplier of extended service warranties in both the U.S. and Canada selling warranties under many brand names. You may have had experience at one or two stores but I know how it works at thousands of stores.

[@remiguertin6474]

The Cx70 is a bit of a smoke screen. We need the CX60 Please!

[@Rodghost1]

I just bought a CX70 Premium Plus. I honestly don't care if it's the same as a CX90, without the 3rd row. I have absolutely no need for a 3rd row and wouldn't buy an SUV with a 3rd row. Mazda, built the CX70 for people like us. We don't have kids and honestly rarely have back seat passengers. So the CX70 is a great SUV for us. Naming convention is irrelevant.

[@josephpanozzo4815]

I didn’t know that Porsche uses Toyota transmissions in their vehicles until now. Like you said, just save money in an emergency fund for future repairs.

[@isimonsez]

The Porsche Cayenne not all Porsches

[@mcwstein]

45k EV SUV... Equinox coming out. Compact size so should be good for your needs and price point works.

[@sgrant9814]

Better yet, mazda should just have given us the cx60. Done!

[@Grantly420]

What's wrong with having a 4 seater?

[@g-forcepcrepair4347]

Would love to see acura build a rdx plug in hybrid

[@frankkeel8410]

What about these Tundra recalls 96500 vehicles motors blowing up .Extended Warrantys????????

[@katmanjenks1961]

❤

[@scottstephenson9312]

BEV Equinox for the family seeking a $45K BEV?

[@mannythegoodguy]

All manufacturers should do what Toyota does. Bring in hybrid and plug in hybrid. Otherwise Toyota gets the market share. Toyota is the leader.

[@paulstein9258]

We live in a condo. In the US, a large percentage of the population live in condos or apartments. Plug ins won’t work. What are they thinking?

[@bluetocop]

i got a screen i hate it it makes me scream i like buttons

[@aceofspades6667]

The bigger issue is the cx70 should have been the rdx and gv70 competition . Cx50 is sub par and the 70 is missing an entire segment.

[@Graeaeae]

13:29 the cone, why?

[@10OF9OFBORG]

Great show Andrea! 👍🏻👍🏻☕️☕️

[@andreaspencer9813]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

[@10OF9OFBORG]

@@andreaspencer9813 I always enjoy watching you guys talks about a lots of interesting things. 👍🏻👍🏻☕️☕️

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@10OF9OFBORG I am happy to hear that, it's a favourite segment of ours too.

[@basildavidson4597]

👍🏻

[@blairbelch9807]

Andrea is the "Columbo" of car reviewers because she always says, "One more thing!". 🤭

[@kevinn1158]

Mazda should have used the CX80 they just released in Europe as the complement to the CX90.

[@rachellelynn9406]

I wanted a Corolla cross but a year to get. I ended up getting a Buick encore gx and love it!!! Perfect small suv for city driving! Amazing fuel economy too

[@raymondswenson1268]

Mazda should just PAY you to consult at the DESIGN STAGE.

[@zeemak74]

$5k?? I have been renewing my Macan warranty from Porche for $3.5k plus HST for two years. Car is 2015 S model and Porche will continue to allow renewal every two years till 2030.

[@bobpurcell5662]

"I was thinking of a small SUV for my wife..." My advice "Sounds like a good trade to me!"

[@dvanremortel]

Mazda / Mauzda

[@jonnyrmatthews]

I disagree with your outlook on extended warranties. I absolutely understand the question of purchasing one or not. However I would avoid aftermarket warranties unless you know they will use genuine Porsche parts. You also speak to another issue with them but provide little clarification. You mention a head unit not being covered by a warranty. This would be true or an aftermarket warranty.

[@claudew5582]

Should post on other media.

[@owenmcdonald5922]

Zack's comment about the CX70 is it best selling point. He said "it's not a BMW ". Reason enough to give it serious consideration. Apart from the fact it's drop dead gorgeous.

[@tff000]

Just remember this basic fact... Extended warranties on average make money for the seller and are therefore a loss for the buyer of the warranty. I would only consider an extended warranty if you drive way over the average miles/year (say 20,000 miles/year, and make sure that the warranty covers that high mileage) and you know for certain you'll own the car for the period of the warranty. On average, over time, you'll lose money on extended warranties.

[@axx8326]

Mazda shuffled their line up to the point that is making you scratching your head. Their top trim would be the Signature however I have not seen a PHEV in this trim , only in MHEV. Even if you go to their configurator the PHEV goes only as far as the GT There is no Signature on either 90 or 70.

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

To be fair, Mazda should have made the CX-70 just marginally bigger than the CX-60.

[@glennharley945]

CX-70 about 190" 195" long with two rows seating would be at the top of my list. Similar to Jeep GC and even the GV80. NO WAY would I buy a three row and fold down the third row, leaving an open space to the captain chairs. Looks like hell and luggage moving everywhere. I most likely will pass on Mazda as really had thought the new CX70 would be for me. Just too long and not even sportback styling. Oh well moving on to Genesis and Audi!

[@ptg01]

Corporate Group THINK is scary.... I remember CKLW !!!

[@fx3650]

Yes. Mazda is just being ridiculously stupid about CX70 and the lack of bench seat on top trim CX90.

[@Bonjurro]

You buy a cx90… rent a cx70.. and swap the rear seats out .. maybe they won’t notice

[@bluetocop]

I love my Toy hybrid.............I listened to Zack I am now looking for a women named Andrea

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

6:28 love your analysis of the CX-70. Just be mindful the term "gyped" can be a slur for the Roma community 🙂

[@paulstein9258]

I wouldn’t buy a 7 year old Hybrid Highlander. Three years left on the battery warranty. I bought a 2024 Highlander Limited gas turbo. That’s one reason. The other, my gas turbo blows away my traded Venza hybrid for driving enjoyment. Hybrids are not made for active drivers. You save gas but as a friend once told me, “You pay for the ride. “ Finally, as a low mileage driver, buying gas at Costco for $ 3.00 per gallon, and with a $ 3700 discount on my gas turbo, it would take me 18 years to break even on gas savings. Don’t become a victim of false savings.

[@Motormouth...]

There are Toyota hybrids used as cabs with over a million miles on them, your friend is wrong.

[@reserva120]

Spot on

[@seamack3]

Anything but Instagram.

[@jayshahu]

Why keep pushing hyundai and Kia crap.