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Great advice, Tank You.

So you didn't replace the timing chain on the Toyota in almost 700k km?

My 2020 Forester keeps my stuff on until I open the door.

You are so right about Mazda! Just change my plug in hybrid car to mazda 6 2019 , and i'm so happy!

I was having the same issue with sometimes not connecting to CarPlay. I switched cords and haven’t had a problem since.

My 2003 Mazda 6 we sold with 420 000 kilometers/260 000 miles.Broke down once with a fuel pump failure at 300 000.Found out it was meant to be replaced every 100 000.$450.Nice.

Good video. You mentioned most of your driving is highway. When driving low speed, do you notice the tranny is a little jerky and bucks about? Every Skyactiv auto seems to have this trait.

loved your detailed video! I have a 2016 mazda 3 sport. Around 160,000 mileage! last night while driving it stalled on me when i was driving and the steering wheel got a bit stiff lucky i reacted fast but then various lights turned on the dashboard. Was with the family so it was scary to drive home, the thing is when i drove it back home everything seemed to be fine. Took it to Autozone and P0882 TCM Power input signal low appeared on their end...I live in South Texas and in my town no mechanic wants to touch because it's not domestic. I'm trying to avoid going to the dealership, any input? I know it's a long shot.

I understand completely. I had a 79 Chevy Impala that I wished had paddle shifters because shifting manually on the column broke my transmission and the man who fixed it knew how I was driving so he modified the transmission and upgraded the torque converter. After that, manually shifting was a breeze.

We are thinking of buying the CX30 because it's the only vehicle that will fit in our garage. We'd prefer to keep our new investment out of inclement weather. But these newer vehicles seem to be so much more complicated and we don't want to get one that's older than five years. Originally I was researching the CX5. That turned into the CX50. But when I figured it wouldn't fit in the garage, that brought me to the CX30. Then you mentioned its lack of power. So, now I just don't know..

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Had a Mazda cX-9. Waiting to get the CX-90 but just couldn't justify the price. Drove kia and Hyundai not impressed. Got the ascent as it is the most utilitarian and good AWD is a must for me

The Napa leather in mine has never gotten hot when parked outside (maybe about 100 days out of the year). Granted the weather doesn’t get scorching here but on 95+ degree days with the moon roof open they haven’t gotten hot. The car has a couple cons for me but I love everything else about it. 2022 just under 40k miles

I can use my touchscreen while driving. Also why would someone want to leave their key in the car then get out to go to anywhere, thats called inviting a carjacking. I keep my key in my bag and it never has to leave it. I walk up to the car and lock unlock and drive and access the back all without ever seeing my key. Just put it in ur pocket. That way if someone tries to take ur car theres no key in it and they womt get far as will go out of range. The car has an extra usb socket there are two, which is more than some mercs and other top range cars.

Great video! I'm enjoying my 2023 Limited 8 seater.

Is there a way we can turn off the seat belt beeping?

I have 2017 Mazda 6 GT same as yours and even other regular automatic transmission non CVT's doesn't feel as good as Mazda's. Thanks for the video :)

Interesting video as always, totally agree about the comfort and ride quality.. I drove a few days ago in a Kia Picanto with a single clutch gear with maybe 80 horse power I had to drive about 200 miles and it was terrible. Just one more thing - the sound was not the best, in the previous videos the sound was excellent. Thank you and 👍

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About the window reopening after hitting the top. Apparently that is a function Subaru built into the car. To have it act normal again, hold the window "up" control for about 10 seconds. That works for my 2020 Forester. To have it revert back to the window opening again, hold the window "down" for about 10 seconds. (Weird) I think that is so you can have the window stay open when you need the keys inside while working on the car so you don't lock yourself out. BTW, I have 128,600 miles on mine and other than normal maintenance, (including a transmission fluid change), I've only had a right rear wheel bearing go bad at around 116,000 miles.

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Most new 2024 cars will be lucky to hit 100k miles and they are like twice the amount of your Mazda there. Great record on that one . There's a 2017 Mazda 6 sport for like $11k with 124k miles on it, which is my kind of price and mileage for a well kept proven to be reliable car. Last year, I bought a 2015 Lexus GS 350 with 187k miles for $13k, and it still drives and looks like a new car. Thanks for the review. DO NOT service your transmission if you put over 60k when brand new. It's too late now, especially for you. It will most likely ruin it. Trust me.

I want to ask about the noise level of the car? I measured 81 decibels close to the dashboard at a speed of 130 km/h, but 85 decibels at the window, which is very loud and disturbing. have you experienced this in the car?

We have a 2021... very nice car. :-)

Hey, thanks a lot for the video! I have the same car. Did you have an overheated engine because the cooling system water went out?

Love my 2020 turbo mazda 6 but the mpg is really high 21 mpg

Thanks for the tips

I’m thinking of buying 2017 Mazda 6 sport this week with 118,000 miles for $11300, debating on buying it because of the mileage, I can probably talk them down a little, but do you think it’s worth it, with the mileage and price?

It looks like made in US

I plan on getting rid of my first car soon (🥲) and purchasing a 2017 Mazda 6. My first car is a Honda accord so reliability is a big factor for me, and this video just solidified my decision. 🫡

I have a 2015 Mazda 6 touring with 207,000 miles and there’s mods I wanna do to it but was worried how long it would last but this makes me feel better

Thanks for your thoughts.

2,0 or 2,5 ?

What engine you've got on it, diesel? Petrol??

how many miles were on it when you had to replace the fuel pumps? I have a 2014 with 153k on it. thanks

Is that a meeting house on the background?

Impressive! At which mileage your both fuel pump had to be replaced? Both at the same time? What was the main symptoms? Thanks and continu to keep that baby alive!

If you're not opposed to a little diy, upgrading the media hub to the newer part that supports apple carplay and android auto also includes a higher power USB interface, helps charge noticeably faster. Simultaneously, updating the infotainment software to work with the new media hub, really helps with the instability of bluetooth connections, and the occasional black screen. On all of the Mazdas equipped with radar cruise control, if the radar sensor is blocked or somehow malfunctioning, you can turn off the radar aspect in the settings and temporarily use it as regular cruise control. After the 2018 refresh, it became automatic but, still would be nice if it could melt off the ice.

I had a '16 iSport, it got totaled by a Silverado at 112k. Finally got myself a '18 Grand Touring Reserve, and it's amazing!

Excellent review!

Thanks brother 🙏 my car is SO stiff. I’m hoping that my tires are over inflated from the dealer, gonna check tomorrow. Denver also has some of the worst roads in the country

This video and others your made sold me. I am looking into buying a used 2016 Mazda 6 grand touring with 62K miles driven. Any recommendation on what should I be looking for when inspecting the vehicle? What maintenance questions to ask to the current owner?

1:03 I just had to take a minute to digest what you said about who this car would suit best. I can't even begin to imagine a highschool or college student in my country having a car at all, let alone one like this. They few that do come from families whose parents own high end luxury cars like BMW, Merecedes or Range Rovers. I know you guys don't think about it that much but be very happy that you have that first world privilege. Other than that, I really liked this review. It's an awesome car 👌🏽

Wireless charging is a gimmick regardless of the vehicle you're in. It can't offer the same speed as normal charging.

You remind me of my ex wife bitching and complaining about every little thing ....m having flash backs to being married too that old nag

I am a car enthusiast and it would just thrill me to drive a newer car every three or four years. I drive a '16 Mazda6 Touring with 185,000 miles that I bought used with a little more than 30K miles in 2018 for around $17K out of the door. After driving a 4 cyl. '96 Camry, an '06 Accord V6 Hybrid and my wife's '15 4 cyl. Accord, the Mazda is the one I still want to keep driving. Yes, the '06 Accord v6 was so smooth and powerful with 255hp-I miss that, but that was not as much fun as the Mazda6 to toss around. I hope Mazda keeps manufacturing the 6.

Take the rear headrests off to lower back seats easier

I would only get the cx-30 if it had a turbo too. I used a cx-30 as a rental and the base 187hp isn't as adequate as it is in my 2020 mazda3 hatch. It must be due to weight? I don't think id get any Mazda crossover or suv without the higher power. But as I mentioned, that 187hp works well with the 3 hatch.

Anyone experience some vibration from the engine when under load? For instance, going uphill, I would hear it.

Do you have to do this each time you start the car? Or will that permanently disable it on your car?