Which Mazda SUV is the better BUY? 2019 CX-5 Signature or CX-9 Touring

Mazda is making some great products especially their SUVs. I will compare two popular models to showcase what they have to offer. The 2019 CX-5 Signature Edition is fully loaded with all the bells and whistles. The 2019 CV-9 is a 3-row SUV but at a lower trim level. What do you require more? Check out all the details on this ultimate 2019 Mazda SUV comparison.
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[@tomokokishi3066]

I really appreciate you go over the history of Mazda. No other journos do that.

[@NightMahar]

Just pulled the trigger on a 2019 CX5 Sig. I smile everytime I push the button.

[@RaitisRides]

Congrats! I am so glad that you are liking your new CX-5!

[@PictureProStudios]

Are you still happy ?

[@MsVS1221]

I test drove a CX5 yesterday and LOVED it. Very nice SUV, quiet, nice ride, plenty of room and the stereo was fantastic. The vented seats have pretty much sold me as we are moving to Florida next year.

[@stephenhendricks103]

If I were forced to choose between the two I'd take the CX-5. Same engine and drive train as the CX-9. But the curb weight of the CX-5 is almost 600 lbs less than the CX-9. That's the equivalent of hauling around a couple of NFL linemen in the CX-9. Add fuel, maximum passenger capacity, and luggage/gear and the difference is more like 800 lbs. There's a reason that EVERY other 3 row midsize SUV except the Subaru Ascent offers a standard or optional V6. Physics is physics and almost every other manufacturer recognizes that a small displacement turbo moving a loaded vehicle edging toward 5000 lbs when fully loaded is inherently less durable than a larger displacement naturally aspirated V6. (To be fair, the 2020 Explorer only offers a NA V6 in their hybrid and that vehicle or the turbo V6's in the ST and Platinum trims have MSRP's in the mid-$50K range or more.) Performance when new isn't the issue. Turbo 4's can be tuned and geared to match the performance of V6's. The issue is long term durability in a large, heavy vehicle. Joe says the CX-9 is "obviously a little bit larger" than the CX-5. What an understatement! It's 20" longer. In fact, the only larger midsize SUV's are the Dodge Durango and the Chevy Traverse. What does that size buy you? The least overall cargo capacity and passenger space in the entire three row midsize category. At 71 cubic ft of cargo space, the CX-9 has less than a Honda CR-V or a Subaru Forester. It has less than a KIA Sorento, a 3 row SUV that's 10 inches less in length. At 134 cubic feet of space the CX-9 offers the least combined passenger room in the entire category. The smaller Sorento offers 19 cubic feet more. Cargo space behind the third row is 14 cubic ft, three more than the Sorento but less than every other midsize crossover. Third row legroom is 29.7". Two inches less than the Sorento and even less than the back seat of a Mustang! Ever tried to sit in a Mustang's back seat? Almost every other three row SUV has more room in the third row. (Only the Highlander has less. At least Mazda doesn't put three seat belts in the third row as Toyota does...a cruel joke to be sure.) How about the CX-5? The turbo 4 in the Mazda is better suited to the smaller, lighter vehicle. And it stands up better vs its rivals in terms of packaging efficiency, but not much. With 59.6 cubic ft of overall cargo space, it's at the bottom of the compact crossover category. The CR-V and Forester are more than 25% larger in a vehicle only an inch and a half longer! Likewise the RAV4 has 10 more cubic ft of cargo space. In fact, the CX-5 has only about six cubic feet more overall cargo space than a VW Golf. All in all, the CX-5 is a great SUV choice for those who don't need the utility of a sport UTILITY vehicle. The Signature trim of the CX-5 is obviously superior to the Touring trim of the CX-9. Of course, one can get the Signature trim in the CX-9, as well and it comes with standard AWD. But that puts the MSRP at $46,000 plus. And it means cross shopping with vehicles like the Telluride and Palisade comes into play. And as attractive as the Signature trim in each model is, there remain some deficiencies. The infotainment system of each is seriously dated. Neither offers the updated infotainment system of the Mazda3. The small sunroof in each model doesn't compare to the panoramic versions in most rivals. And that's only the beginning when the Signature trim of the CX-9 is compared to the top trims several rivals, especially those from Hyundai and KIA. The Mazdas' trump card is handling. And it's true that each model handles well compared to their rivals, especially on secondary highways and back roads. But few shoppers place canyon carving as a high priority in their choice of an SUV. The intended mission for the overwhelming majority is negotiating suburban traffic and long slogs on freeways where Mazda's signature handling advantage is only marginally better or non-existent and the humungous size of the CX-9 is a handicap in traffic and parking. Want an excellent handling Mazda with the turbo4 engine? Get a Mazda6 and enjoy its superior styling as well. Willing to give up some performance for even better handling? Get a Mazda3. Want even better handling than any Mazda in a vehicle almost a foot shorter than a CX-5 with nearly the same cargo space? Get a GTI.

[@Mrtellitlikeitis]

The cx5 feels like a tin can on the road compared to the 9. Feels a lot safer

[@kevinW826]

Waiting for someone to do this comparison. Im looking at staying with Mazda as I currently have a 2015 Mazda3 hatchback and my girlfriend just got a 2016 Mazda CX-5 GX AWD.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for letting me share it with you!

[@RuffianRomeo]

How did you know I was considering a mazda lol Also side note: I’m new to your channel, but I really like your content and this is just a suggestion. Everytime you talk about the heritage/history of the car or mention comparisons to a different car/s, I feel like you should show a visual image on the screen to show people a bit of what you might be talking about. Idk. Just a thought. Might also help with editing and allowing your videos to appear “smoother”.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate that!

[@MountainTomb]

Old review but thought i'd point out that the CX-9 noted here does in fact have fog lamps. They are obscured by the fascia and clearly visible at the bottom corners just above the lower trim/lip.

[@owennspark8450]

I bought a 2022 CX9GT AWD & am more than happy with the vehicle. It is loaded with extras & drives extremely well, even sporty if you want to put in sports mode & use the paddle shifters. I am pleased Mazda has all the safety features even in the base model. The quality fit & finish is as good as anything out of Europe. My only gripe is my girl has now claimed it as her car now that she is used to the size with the sensors & camera making it easy to drive & park .😂

[@mustafemeholli1625]

The plastic in the steering wheel houses the steering wheel heating tech.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for that great info.

[@mustafemeholli1625]

Raiti's Rides it took me a while to figure out. I have the Cx5 signature. But there is a non heated steering wheel version also in my driveway. So yeah. That’s the difference. And most dealers don’t know. It took me a bit to confirm

[@Noobmaster69_bro]

Awesome info...

[@randomkdm]

Id say the cx5, because im not a big SUV Guy, Hatchbacks are my thing

[@JayPatel-tx1zc]

Amazing amazing review Joe I'm absolutely pleased with this. Great Mazdas just great, hand clayed formation is just awesome. Thanks Joe.

[@RaitisRides]

I knew you would like this one!

[@JayPatel-tx1zc]

@@RaitisRides Got that right

[@grade4ruaaafamily686]

Can you do a comparison between the Mazda Cx5 Touring and Toyota Rav 4 xle. I really love your reviews!!

[@RaitisRides]

I will get that together for you!

[@grade4ruaaafamily686]

Raiti's Rides Thank You so much you’re the best!!

[@brothergerman597]

Excellent video and narrative 👍🏼👍🏼 I’ll be taking a CX9 home over the weekend ! Following your channel from the Forest City 🌳 London Ontario 🇨🇦 Blessings 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@RaitisRides]

Congrats my friend!

[@CDidIt2U]

I absolutely love and appreciate the content you put out on your channel. I'm really considering the CX-9. I have one question though... What do you think is a better buy? CX-9 or Palisade?

[@aymanhammady1731]

I made up my mind after watching this video.. (cx5). Great feedback. Thank you.

[@Bryan-gi8gn]

Hi, when you point at something make sure to get a close up picture of it. Specially the details of it.

[@Reebok4523]

You should of compared the cx 5 with the 9 touring with premium package more comparable ratti..:::

[@water2299]

Everything is good of the Mazda Cx9....except the engine. Would be a great car if it is a V6 or 3.0 turbo.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!

[@zackattack21]

Made it up Made it up CX-9 In the 3row book

[@RaitisRides]

Nice!

[@RaitisRides]

Nice!

[@dinezrk]

Great job 👌🏽 and thanks 👍🏽

[@sparemethedramatics1629]

The cx5 looks big on camera but really small in person. Can’t decide between the two

[@ericb.4358]

Depends on your needs. For my wife and I a CX 5 Grand Touring Reserve is the best choice. AND with the CX 9's turbo engine it is faster! My CX 5 GTR is TRULY a luxury compact SUV interns of features, styling, power, build quality and steering and handling. It compares more than favorably to a Range Rover Evoque in all these areas but especially BUILD QUALITY. Here it leaves the Evoque in the dust.

[@RaitisRides]

Very good points Eric!

[@Mrtellitlikeitis]

Here’s a thinking point. On every street corner,you now see a cx5. It’s getting almost as ridiculous as a Honda car. However, you don’t see many CX9s around. That’s my pic.

[@zackattack21]

Silly Whistles Who needs it more room is so well CX-9 147 Points CX-5 130 Points

[@RaitisRides]

That is a good point!

[@bretb8799]

Nice job yeah 0-60 6.2 is hard to pass up. My next car may be a Mazda CX5 Turbo AWD.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks Bret! I am so glad that you liked this one!

[@Mrtellitlikeitis]

The cx5 turbo is now almost as expensive as a Cx9 touring. Why be in a subcompact when u can have a mid size for about same cost

[@mycoyz8416]

thanks for the review; is cx9 quieter than cx5?

[@carkuradu]

u mentioned cx-9 doesn't have fog lights. there are fog lights

[@MountainTomb]

I just replied with this but ya, strange thing to miss when reviewing a vehicle especially as the fog lamp switch is part of the indicator stalk.

[@terence4427]

@@MountainTomb . The base CX9 touring trim level doesn't have fog lights. You have to get the premium package to get the fog lights which are standard on the GT and Signature trims.

[@ChrisJones-cn1ew]

CX-9 all the way

[@robertwilliams6218]

With the center console being so large in the CX-9 how is the front seat width? It looks like a lot of knee bashing with not much space to move your legs. I have a video suggestion for you that is odd but might work. A comparison of the VW Tiguan with the VW Arteon for the same price. Both AWD two different body styles similar cargo room.

[@kevinW826]

Robert Williams I have test driven the CX9 twice and I have no problems sitting in the drivers seat with the wide centre console. It is not intrusive like the centre console in the Nissan Maxima. I’m actually looking at a CX9 as my next vehicle. Though I am hoping the inline 6 engine they are making goes into the next gen CX9.

[@HiPlains1]

@@kevinW826 wow have not heard about the inline 6. But they really need one. They have not had a 6 since they broke off with their Ford partnership. The 2.5 is not quite enough for the CX-9. I can see this lugging with a load of cargo/people.

[@kevinW826]

HiPlains1 Toyota plans on using the Mazda inline 6 for their next gen Lexus IS/RC

[@HiPlains1]

@@kevinW826 yes in line 6 is starting to have a comeback aren't they,? They're a smoother running unit than the V6.

[@robertwilliams6218]

@@kevinW826 WOW in-line 6 would be awesome

[@nestorvillavicencio5661]

Gooda day raitis rides Please review mazda cx 8

[@DAVIDLEEBANKS]

this is not really a fair comparison .. there is a cx9 signature as well

[@HiPlains1]

Joe purposely chose a CX-9 at the same price point as a loaded CX-5. A loaded CX-9 would add 7K to the MSRP. And the sweet spot in the market is in the 30K range not the 40K etc.. Once you get to 45K your starting to compete with premium brands like BMW/Mercedes. This is geared towards buyers looking for something in the lower price points. Although even at 38K these are not cheap lol. What really surprised me is the CX-9 still has most of the luxury of the CX-5. Biggest loss is the AWD. And for many that is something they might not need. I was expecting a lot less car in the CX-9 but its probably the best choice in class at that price point. For people that are seriously shopping this review would be helpful if your budget needs to be under 40K.

[@DAVIDLEEBANKS]

Ohhhhhh okay I get what your saying ! I was so confused at first but now that you explained it it makes sense , thankyou !

[@stephenhendricks103]

@@HiPlains1 Almost right. At mid $40K MSRP the SIgnature trim CX-9 is competing against top trim mainstream crossovers, not even Acura, much less BMW and Mercedes. The CX-9's problem is the competition from Hyundai and KIA with the Palisade and Telluride.

[@RaitisRides]

I was keeping it at same price point.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing that great input! I totally appreciate it!

[@ForgedxFire]

I like the cx9 front bumper better. Does anyone know if they are interchangeable?

[@RaitisRides]

That is a great question!

[@Josh-179]

Definitely not. These are very differently sized vehicles.

[@beefchuck]

Mazda does need to advance the transmission and achieve better MPG across the board. A hybrid and V6 option would be good. These suv’s already look good.

[@stephenhendricks103]

If you'd like to donate millions of dollars to Mazda I'm sure they'd be happy to follow your suggestions. They're the smallest independent mainstream automotive manufacturer in the world. That means stretching their engines and drive trains to cover multiple vehicles and targeting investment in new products very carefully.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for the info!

[@beefchuck]

Yes, that is a good point and explains the same top engine in CX5 and CX9. I see it asked all the time, why don't more folks choose Mazda. With plugin hybrids and full electric coming from several of the big competitors in next couple years, Mazda will though have to make a move or be relegated to the same small market.

[@LGEkstrand]

Can you do a Toyota Rav 4 review?

[@luisescobedo790]

Doug who

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for saying that! I really appreciate your support!

[@terence4427]

I find the third row is basically useless in most three row suvs.

[@Mrtellitlikeitis]

So, put it down and u have a much better cx5. Duh

[@That_girls2021]

There’s fog lamps …..

[@AliAlslaman]

Neither. Wait one year and one of these old cars will get refresh.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!

[@MiroslavJahelka]

everything better on cx9 (skiped awd) .... cx5 owner :D ;)

[@mikebrown593]

0:13

[@EldePHX]

Scotty Kilmer: NONE!! Ahahahah😂

[@RaitisRides]

LMAO! He loves his Toyotas!

[@albieoval1657]

Scotty did a video on the cx-5. Summary, he dislikes turbocharged cars, so he prefers the 2017 2.5L V6 that is not turbocharged. Also, now that mazdas have avoided jatco transmissions he also has praised their transmission.

[@kennyphun1946]

None because I’m only interested in sport cars 😜

[@RaitisRides]

I can totally understand that!

[@mavzolej]

Damn, this is so mellow after motorcycle reviews 😔 First 10 minutes talking about plastics and outlook.

[@sdalal591]

Mvp

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!

[@sdalal591]

Np, ur doing awesome ! Personally can’t wait for that 2020 Sonata! U should definitely do a hype af video one time to get treading like a Labo vs Ferrari or something crazy!

[@acorn1744]

Are you Car Sales Man or do you work on commission. I never heard you say any thing critical of any car your review! You sound like every brand ambassador for every car review as you only talk nice things. Every Car is a BUY in your world! I wonder how much you are paid to make these videos.

[@protochris]

Can't figure why anyone would buy a mazda with its poor MPG. In California gas is $4 a gallon. The Mazda's real average is no better than 20 mpg; for me, that's about 2 gallons back and forth to work. Total $40 week. Buy a Prius and it's probably no more than $5 a week. That's about a $140 difference every month.

[@Josh-179]

Mazda is the most fuel efficient automaker. Also, move out of California. Your politicians make gas $4/gal there. It's half that in the rest of the country.

[@philipwest4553]

Not to be overly critical, you took too long talking about things that the viewers can see for themselves.

[@jonchicoine]

"let's talk about mazda history" ... nope, that's not what i came here for ... i'm out!

[@kanakapono]

It’s ugly to me. Boring and tired.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and input! I appreciate you watching!

[@LS1007]

If you need the extra room the CX9 would be the better choice. Personally I’d pick the CX5 for the loaded features and AWD, and I don’t need a three row. Nice job Joe! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

[@RaitisRides]

Same here Larry!

[@bretb8799]

CX9 also has AWD and priced similarly so it really comes down to do you want 0-60 6.2 or more space 3rd row and 0-60 7.3. I'm leaning towards 6.2. :)

[@maxfacts1]

I own a CX9 Sig and ABSOLUTELY love it, handles very well, the engine is responsive with no turbo lag, brakes, steering, suspension are all good and a well sorted out AWD system. It's very quiet and looks great outside and in, Mazda is one of the most underrated MFGs, I highly recommend all their rides.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your input as an owner!

[@m_requiem5267]

Max Facts I’ve test drive one before, 2019 version. It’s a nice suv, though I went with other brand, I still like this car quite a lot.

[@stephen90693]

@Alyssa Williams they no longer are and are in partnership with Toyota now.

[@itcantrainallthetime9886]

You are an absolute beast with these review uploads. I'd say, save some for the other guys... but take em all. You're the best.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks that really means a lot!

[@dace8030]

There is a God because Mazda doesn't use a CVT! Haha love it!!

[@jamesgand828]

ya but the fuel economy is trash

[@dace8030]

@@jamesgand828 I mean.. I get about 28 mpg with my cx-8 (live in Japan. Cx-8 isn't sold in USA)

[@Josh-179]

@@jamesgand828 , Mazda has very competitive fuel efficiency.

[@Mrtellitlikeitis]

The cx9 is more planted on the road, seats are better, turbo diif is negligible. Ill take the heavier car and less features. Put down that 3rd road and u have tons of space. More luxurious feeling in the 9

[@RaitisRides]

It is the better driver!

[@TurfSurf]

I miss the CX7, something in the middle.

[@kevinW826]

Turf Surf a friend of mine, his fiancée has a CX-7 with the DISI motor, 200,000 kms on it and it is showing its age as it is constantly in the garage for repairs. I keep telling them it’s time to get rid of it before it leaves her stranded on the side of the highway.

[@souls3029]

Kevin Wright its all about schedule maintenance and proper oil, I still have a CX-7 turbo with 260,000km original engine. Just regular oil change with 5w40 and running strong still, had to change some seals less then $50 and also the turbo but a strong vehicle with proper care

[@kevinW826]

souls3029 good to know. I don’t know how she drives. I assume she was good with maintenance but than she is not a car girl.

[@RaitisRides]

I totally agree with you!

[@tomokokishi3066]

Come over to Japan. We have a CX8 for you.

[@okteri]

I would like a cx9 grand touring. Would fold the third row seating down for more cargo.

[@beefchuck]

My goodness man, you kickin out these reviews faster than I can watch them all, Kudos to your consistent work. CX5 signature with that grill is very handsome. Unless one need the space, CX5 Is my choice. Not wanting to spend for Audi Q5, CX5 excellent choice.

[@temur72]

He has to be the hardest working person in the car review business

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for saying that!It really means a lot!

[@RaitisRides]

That is so awesome of you to say!

[@beefchuck]

And those subscriptions have just gone thru the roof! Very impressive and well deserved. Congrats Raiti!

[@infidel24]

Make the cx5 so it can tow 3500 pounds and I'd be more than happy to own one!

[@RaitisRides]

Great idea Don!

[@OJG.85]

don198769 that’s exactly the only thing stopping me

[@princeyi17]

Mazda is the best

[@RaitisRides]

They are really great!

[@ultimatesteve]

depends on who its for. we looked at both when deciding on a family vehicle. backseat room is similar in both but the front is more cramped feeling in the cx-5. windshield feels like its right in your face compared to cx-9.

[@patlabuca3484]

At this price point, I'd go with the fully loaded CX-5 all-wheel drive turbo. I don't really need 3 rows, and huge cargo space.

[@stephenhendricks103]

Don't worry you won't get "huge cargo space" with either choice. The CX-9 has less cargo space than a Honda CR-V or a Subaru Forester and the CX-5 has only six more cubic feet of cargo space than a VW Golf.

[@patlabuca3484]

@@stephenhendricks103 Let me rephrase it then - I do not need the cargo space. lol

[@stephenhendricks103]

@@patlabuca3484 In that case, why not avoid a crossover altogether and get a vehicle superior handling? If you want a Mazda, take a look at the Mazda6.

[@RaitisRides]

That is the way that I would go!

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for that great input.

[@dsinghr]

CX 9 is better car. More silent, better compliant suspension and drives like a dream.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your ownership experience!

[@HiPlains1]

Like the look of the CX-9 allot more. Probably be a bit under powered with that 2.5. As far as I know everything they make is from the Hiroshima plant. Very conservative company and probably one of the most reliable brands. I've seen these on the roads and they really look nice. The CX-5 does not do much for me. The more aggressive Kodo designs have never really sat well with me. Wish Mazda would move on with that. The CX-9 has a much more balanced look.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your great input and perspective!

[@beefchuck]

Although I like the rear, the skinny led lights give it a zoom-zoom Pac-Man, sub-market look. Not an aggressive look. Copy the Audi design and give it transition led effect.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!

[@franklampard78]

When you put a V6 in the CX-9. That’ll definitely shoot up it’s price which will in turn compromise it’s affordability and fuel economy. So I will still root for the 2.5T.

[@souls3029]

franklampard78 V6 is a no go for mazda that was a ford engine, mazda is currently designing a inline 6 which is most likely gonna make it in the future CX9

[@stephenhendricks103]

Mazda would undoubtedly put a six cylinder engine in the CX-9 if they had one. As the smallest independent automotive manufacturer they're forced to use the same engines and transmissions in multiple configurations. Rumors continue to circulate that Mazda will offer an inline 6 but the schedule is still unclear.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for the great info!

[@b3r15ky]

I’ll have a baby soon. So out of the 2, which is better for carseat and stroller?

[@RaitisRides]

Mazda 9 for sure! Congrats on the baby!

[@ajaquino16]

I have the 2019 CX-5 Machine Grey, still looks new after 5 years (2024). Love it 🩶

[@danpedraza9586]

I had a 19 cx5 I loved it, but it got totaled. I bought a cx9 which I like a bit more than the cx5 only because it's a little bit bigger. They're both nice cars and if you don't need a 3rd row the cx5 is fantastic

[@thunderhype5972]

No 360° camera view...

[@kathysmith4026]

Can you put the second row seats down in the cx9

[@dinalung6814]

Kathy Smith, Yes, you can

[@framesbysagar]

Fog lamps are there dude in that cx9

[@nursep18]

lol put the kids you don't like much in the back of the cx9.

[@brandonthomas4072]

Hey Raiti can you do a nissan armada review

[@aelomari1]

NOOOOOO

[@RaitisRides]

I will track one down for you!

[@RaitisRides]

I feel your pain!

[@LGEkstrand]

The cx 9 is best of the Mazda cx 7

[@framesbysagar]

It has fog lamps

[@SJAutomotiveDesign]

28:53 "...and now it's locked in place..." That's an old one! 😂🤣

[@RaitisRides]

LOL

[@JAI45624]

Does cx5 has Mazda running board

[@justinnegron4843]

Raiti thanks for this video! This was my exact debate. Im gonna go with the CX9 and add some aftermarket upgrades to make it more premium!!

[@Mrtellitlikeitis]

Family or single?

[@justinnegron4843]

@@Mrtellitlikeitis family. But just a spouse a couple of dogs. I winded up waiting until the car Market goes back to normal and bought used Hyundai in full. Very happy with it and no payments bu next year I will be revisting the premium SUV Segment

[@captainkrieg4432]

Great video, thanks. Although I’m looking for a 2020 CX5, the details you mentioned are still quite useful (assuming there aren’t many changes between 2019 & 2020 models).

[@RaitisRides]

There will not be any changes between the model years. Thank you for your compliment.

[@captainkrieg4432]

Raiti's Rides Aha, I thought so. Thank you again for the comparison video, it helps a lot when we have 2 or more options within the same budget limit.

[@SOULGOODgroup]

We just got 2 of the cx-5’s and love them!

[@martinstauder446]

3 reviews a day! only u! great job

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks Martin! That really means a lot!

[@tambulee]

i like these types of comparison videos.

[@RaitisRides]

That is good to know because I have more to come!

[@jincho5951]

Zonk both car. Not feeling it. But 👍💯video💯👍

[@RaitisRides]

I can understand Jin!

[@Victor-th8tb]

Any big difference between CX 5 2019 grand touring and 2020 ?

[@stevee8318]

2020 has paddle shifters added and tweaks to the traction control system. No big changes www.caranddriver.com/news/a29784629/2020-mazda-cx-5-price/

[@Victor-th8tb]

@@stevee8318 Thank you.

[@stevee8318]

No problem

[@edwardvalivonis23]

Joe what is difference between shorts and shorts? Same goes with Mazda