Times are Changing, Goodbye Toyota
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- Here’s Why Mazda Might Be Better Than Toyota Now, DIY and car review Scotty Kilmer. Mazda vs Toyota, Which is Better. Toyota car review. Mazda car review. What is the best Japanese car company? Are Toyotas still reliable? Is Mazda any good? Which car is worth buying, Toyota or Mazda? Is Mazda a better bargain than Toyota? Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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Scotty* apologies auto correct. Thank you for everything best vehicle I ever bought. I really dislike the new crap, plus my friends say my truck handles better on roads than their new cars.
Scotty my coworker had his 2013 Mazda3 1.3l Skyactiv automatic transmission panel bottom rust out while driving around work. Limped in a few miles, local mechanic put a new bottom on.
A month or so later the bottom of his oil pan also rusted out (mechanic warned him that would be next). Once again a few miles with no oil, and a ton of spilled when he filled it up in the parking lot only for it to come right out the hole.
So far it has been about a month or so and he does 80 miles or so a day mostly highway. The car is still going strong.
+Scotty Kilmer think you can test a 2010+ Jaguar XJ, XJL, XF or XFR with an NA 5.0 V8 or supercharged 5.0L? I’ve heard these vehicles have turned them around as far as reliability and can be had decent for relatively cheap. They have ZF 6sp autos. These are GDI but I still see plenty of them around…
F your scan tool
Those lights on the Mazda could do with a nice buff-up and protective layer. Other than that, nice (I own a Mazda3 from new in early 2006).
"wonder how Scotty's coming along with my cx7"
Scotty: "well it runs good because the lady that owns it doesn't drive it that fast" ... *Continues to floor it a few times to show acceleration*
Surprisingly doesn't say well it's a money pit now don't buy this thing after flooring it......
@@cactneir I doubt a Mazda is a money pit; reason - Japanese SUV.
@@metalmike570 AISIN transmissin
@@metalmike570 technically it's American nowadays. I haven't even heard about any Mazda importing vehicles directly from Japan anymore. Cheaper to produce here
@@cactneir where it's made is not the point. Who and How it's made and how they operate their factory makes a difference.
When I was stationed in Iceland I had a Mazda station wagon with about 75,000 miles. Got me into town and out fishing on days off. Bought for $1000, drove it for a year and sold it for $1000. Only cost me insurance and gas. Great little buggy.
TOYOTA DEALER SCAM. I bought a 24 Camry. Getting closer to my 1st 5000 mile oil change. I asked if they used full synthetic that toyota requires . No we use synthetic blend
Sorry synthetic blends can contain as little as 10% synthetic. However we will put in full synthetic for a $19 surcharge. I don't believe 16W blend exists. I understand why toyota is offering 2 "free 10k oil changes" eg to increase resale value of 3 yr lease vehicles. This is total crap 5k recommended oil change with 16W full synthetic
Or FREE 10k 20W oil changes or pay $19 surcharge BTW $150 is their rate to do an oil change. Looks. Like the bean counters are taking over toyota And take a look at the tiny 2year battery they install. Last I checked a 5 qr jug of mobil 1 full synthetic 16W was under $30 at Walmart
I have a Mazda CX-7 that’s been in our family for 10 years since new with 140k. It’s now my daily driver, and it has never had a single issue. Best car I’ve ever owned !!
Yes. I have a similar experience.
I bought a Mazda3 Sport GT Turbo a couple weeks ago. Loving it so far.
If Mazda's place is to be the new Scion, that's a good thing.
Nope, Mazda's aiming to be *the* premium Japanese brand, targeting market share from entry-level BMWs, Audis, and Lexuses.
If Mazda wants to be Scion, they have to really market the hell of the brand with free swag. I know I've got a lot of the Scion stuff in my closet.
Lol why ? Scion was fine when Toyota made them
@Fee Fee 1. Most reliable brand in the US (Consumer Reports) for using GDI and TGDI 4 cylinders
2. Beautiful interior and exterior design
3. Satisfying driving dynamics with a 6-speed in-house transmission.
Mazda has shaken off their Ford image and are thriving with their partnership with Toyota, fulfilling their path to become a premium brand. Go drive one, and report back to me.
@Fee Fee even Audi themselves admitted Mazda is a legit competitor, the old Mazda-Ford days are long gone.
Every time I hit the gas a little extra hard, in my best Scotty impression I say to myself "It still GOES!"
Everytime I finish a question in an exam, I imagine Scotty screaming in my my mind “next question!”
But does it start right up? Does the a/c blow ice cold?
Zoom zoom
@@sandybarnes887 mine it’s freezing
i had a Toyota very unreliable. the clutch needed replacement after 312k miles
Lol!
Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Maybe because it have more then 300k miles
It lasted too long. Be grateful
My 2015 Camry started having major problems at 120k. I was told that they never had to be serviced. The only things I really done were an oil change every once in a while and changed brakes.
I remember when Rod Serlling did Mazda commercials when Mazda had those badass rotary engines. RX-2, RX-3, RX-4, Cosmo, and RX-7. Super fast and super sounding.
I still drive my Mazda 6 (European/Japanese model)
Bought new in 2009. 2 liter gasoline (pre-DISI) with a 6 speed manual.
100.000 miles +, no issues whatsoever, just regular oil changes, filters and had to replace brake pads twice and rear brake discs once so far.
It's been reliable as a wood burning stowe, still looks gorgeous, to me me at least, and is still very fun to drive in the corners.
Thought about upgrading to something new, but just don't see the point, especially with all the downsized engines and touch screen everything 🤣
"It's still got zoom zoom!" Haha
I bought 2017 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring Mica Red with 43.000 miles on it for 23.000. Love that car. More luxurious even over 50.000 $ SUV. Very comfortable ride, quiet and great handling.
Mazda is so under rated. They keep doing better and better and are putting other manufacturers to shame. Go Mazda!
Dang I feel good about getting a 2018 CX5 touring with 12k miles for $22k now. Very happy with the Mazda. 👍🏻
@@73av8r5 the Mazda dealership lend me a CX-5 while they change my broken front wheel bearings (both front due to the potholes in L.A. after is actually rain a bunch in 2019). The CX-5 drove like a car was soo easy to maneuver I get why they sell well unfortunately for them I like small cars so they didn't get me to trade up. I'd drive that car as a daily if I had kids
They did not sell many cx-7 that's why it was discontinued, but mine has 155k miles and it runs great
They sold plenty then upgraded it to the CX9
@@jonwoodworker Wrong, the best year only sold 44k cars, then they discontinued it for the CX-5
I have one too and I love it ! 140k and has never had a single issue. They’re great cars
@Sblackfll I know about that flaw, I'm selling the car anyway because it still runs good
Very few people actually “needs” all wheel drive. When I lived in Denver I learned that snow tires on a two wheel drive car did far better than an awd without. We first experienced this when my wife’s Subaru Forester spun in a circle three times while we tried to make u-turn which caused us to laugh our asses off because there wasn’t anything we could do except wait. If you “need” awd get a 4x4.
Honestly I had all seasons on a 99 Cadillac in Montana and never had any problems. That was just FWD!
I’m starting to Question whether Subaru is worth it. The mechanical aspects of the car need work. They’re Not that easy to work on! Many Unintuitive things that should Not be there. I’m Not impressed. And the AWD restricts tire sizes, and options. My tires are Always wearing unevenly.
Well said. I live in the NY Metro burbs and completely agree with you. Here everyone thinks they need an AWD vehicle some years we get hardly any snow, some a little heavier snowfall. I have found a good set of stud-less dedicated winter or all weather tires will get you through nearly any snow conditions. The only issue is if it is a heavy snowfall and the roads were not plowed yet or the plow truck left some high spots on the road while turning etc. in a standard sedan ground clearance or lack thereof can be an issue.
Michigan here, and my 2wd sienna does EXCELLENT in snow.
Yes you're right tires make a huge difference. But awd with winter tires will always beat a front wheel drive with winter tires. I do lots of snowboarding, rock climbing, cross country skiing, etc where the terrain isn't the most friendly and I've driven fwd with winter tires and had the car slip on me. But yea I really agree for sure most people actually don't even need suv's yet they still buy them.
Lead tech at mazda for 5 years over here, now currently working on everything from chevy to Saab to porsche.
Get a mazda, they hold up very well compared to most other brands I work on.
That being said...be careful with the turbo cx7s. I've done a lotttt of turbos, a lotttt of transfer cases (they leak), and just as many timing chains. If you're getting a cx7, get the 2.5l 2wd.
They even have their own slogan, "zoom, zoom, boom."
Rx-8 engines are also problematic. If you can find a nice 2013 to 2016 cx5, that's the ticket. The skyactiv engines of those years are great.
1:43 Legend has it, Scotty is still spinning the A/C knob.
🤣🤣🤣
Still blowing freezing COLD!!
Bought a Mazda3 in the beginning of this year. Love the zoom zooms!
Now I have Scotty's blessing to buy a Mazda! Thank you, Scotty!
correct Lol
Apparently they are discontinuing the Mazda 6 for a new rearwheel drive model with standard v6 engine.
@@Reborndx6 inline 6 😏
I drive since new a 2009 Mazda 3 with 213,,000 miles and it runs like a champ.
Scotty is finally starting to see the light. Took him long enough.
i’ve bought mine last month (used ) and it’s a beast on gas 10/10 recommended
The person asking about the upside-down "Socket" was talking about your electric outlet probably.
Yep I think so
That's the way they should be installed.
@@mastrtonberry2 makes sense, the ground plug on top in case something slips and falls between the plug and the socket, makes it less likely to hit a hot wire
True. There is no electric code for the orientation of a wall socket though. Even tho the preferred method is ground plug down lol
"Electricians may position the outlet in an upside-down position so that you can quickly identify the switch-controlled receptacle. Since it stands out visually to most people right away - it provides convenience to the occupants to easily remember which outlet is switch controlled."
We've owned both a Mazda3 and a Mazda6. They both were great cars, Its about the only late model car I'd buy these days.
2 weeks later:
Scotty: "Why Toyota's are reliable and going to be a game changer"
As a Mazda owner I love them.
Lol
I own a 2015 Mazda. It's been a good car. 128k and still running strong
I’m unsure about that. As former Mazda owner, I can attest to you that it didn’t last long as Toyota or Honda. I hit 120k and it was over in mazda.
depends on whether you had an older one or a newer one. The slightly older ones are not made too hot (rust issues, automatic trans issues), the newer ones are much better made
@@Slenderman63323 especially the newer ones where Toyota has oversight over Mazda
I hit 227,000 k on my Mazda 3 sedan base manual transmission, till it blew a head gasket. Mazda is great, I just wouldn’t buy their older automatics too many issues but the manuals are made so much better and last a lot longer. The new Mazda are super reliable and nice to drive.
My first truck was a 1987 Mazda B2000 and I will always hold a place in my heart for the wonderful value of a Mazda.
Yes! I had a 1991 B2200. Solid truck!
I got a mazda 6, does the job
I love Scotty's documentaries, but I feel more involved when I can see his hands.
Truthfully Scotty you teach me a lot about what I thought I’d already covered the basics for as a teenager in the driveway.
Just picked up my 2021 Mazda 6 love everything about it and the sports mode is more responsive then I thought it would be.
😇🙏
My 2011 non turbo cx7 has been awesome, I know that the turbo version of this car can be a money pit but the only issues I know are the turbo and the lowbeam lights, I just switched my lights to LED. When I bought new halogens they burnt out in acouple months.I recommend do t by the turbo version of this car and upgrade the lowbeams and your golden.
bought a 2012 mazda 3 with mt back in april. it had 97k on it. i expect (and hope) it'll run another 100k easy, and not only was this one in great shape, but i've heard of lots of people hitting 200-300k without much trouble. they're great little cars and a blast to drive. did a stupid amount of research before i settled on it. definitely recommend them. the only downside i've noticed so far is that the cabin air filter is a pita to switch out lol
"Zoom Zoom still exists." Put that on a shirt and sell it, Scotty.
You need to do a behind of the scenes video!
There was a guy a while back...I believe with a Honda Civic that did a behind the scenes on his channel and his experience with Scotty
Look up "my day with Scotty Kilmer"
I had a Mazda 3 MT 5 speed manual, I had it at 150k bought it used, it finally started to die around 227k head gasket blew, oil was burning too much, but it still started every time never left me stranded EVER! I got a new car instead of fixing it and sold it to teenage to drive to school and back, I love my 2014 Kia Soul MT, I always get manuals they always last me a long time! But I know for sure my next car will be a Mazda, they’re good in my book!
What engine did you have in your Mazda 3
Base model 2.0 I believe
Be sure it’s made in Japan, mine was and I believe that’s why it ran forever
Coworker's 2013 Mazda3 1.3l Skyactiv automatic had the transmission panel bottom rust out while driving around work. Limped in a few miles, local mechanic put a new bottom on.
A month or so later the bottom of his oil pan also rusted out (mechanic warned him that would be next). Once again a few miles with no oil, and a ton of spilled when he filled it up in the parking lot only for it to come right out the hole.
So far it has been about a month or so and he does 80 miles or so a day mostly highway. The car is still going strong.
Some people should just repaint their cars and maybe do some re-upholstering. It's much cheaper than buying a new car.
Yeah it does make sense sometimes it seems.
For me its usually when mechanical issues start coming up and the car isn't worth the cost of the work but you're right for some people cosmetics do matter more
No, they should buy (finance) new. Boosts economy, keeps people broke so they have to work and contribute till 80 3 jobs, and your favorite park will have a quiet corner for you in the midst of a day. Lol.
Or bring it to a detailer twice a year to get them wax and sealed .... that wait your paint/plastic will stay clean flexible and uv protected
Im a big believer in 3 step Nu Finish, Jetseal and Butter Wet Wax
@@davidmatteau7696 $10 Car Wash is all you need.
They sure are a lot sportier than Toyotas.
No
Zoom! Zoom!
@@ikilledthemoon have you seen the camry trd
@@mattmekhaeil you dont even know the meaning of sporty.
@Whatever the miata is an impractical car. Sure its "sporty". Great, but what else is it good for? It's a pimp's car. Good if you're on GTA or the Sims. 😂😂
Plenty of other decent sporty cars that are far better prospects. Unless you're rich enough to just splurge money on a teenage boy's power car. 😜
I think Toyota needs to be careful. Yes, they make very high quality, super reliable vehicles but at least in Canada, dealers are starting to treat customers poorly and the service departments often seem to do inconsistent quality work. Never good to depend on your past reputation
Friend of mine had a toyota corolla, and has a toyota sienna, decided to buy a hybrid so they went to toyota and got treated like absolute garbage so they ended up buying a hyundai instead
I looked at a 2021 Tundra. It had less warranty than other trucks and the dealer acted like they would be doing me a favor, by getting me one. I didn't buy it
Bought a 21 Toyota Venza limited coming from a Kia. Toyota service, worse than Kia. Dealer won’t respond to calls as I offered to sell the vehicle back to them. The car has a 14.5 gallon tank but only tales 11 gallons when on empty. It drives fine for a appliance, just watch that mileage and gas gauge. Buyers remorse: yes. Toyota overrated: definitely.
@@ivandoneshefsky4762 - What do you mean by "on empty?" The gauge reads empty? My 1999 Camry 2.2 still has 10 litres in the tank when the gauge shows empty. Your difference is 3.5 US gallons = 13.25 litres which seems reasonable.
I had a rust issue with my 2019 Tacoma. I called Toyota corporate office and they basically gave me a 2021. Just bypass the dealer or service department if they don't take care of your vehie's issue
someone else pointed this out, but if it has AC that works, the car can't be all that bad is what I've learned from watching this channel.
Ice Cold = Sold
You're missing the point. There are two aspects to a car, the mechanical and the comfort. If the mechanics are still decent and the AC and similar still work, the car can't be all that bad.
@@robinstewart6510I think you're missing the joke, actually. It happens.
Just recently bought a 2016 CX-5. Very happy with it.
Mazda > Toyota and Honda . Mazda has been doing great things these last few years. I love my 2020 Mazda 3 hatchback! AMAZING! 🔥🔥🔥
Kinda because Toyota owns a good percentage of it and has helped increase Mazda’s quality control.
Exactly. Mazda was crap before Toyota took over
@@GuerreroDelInfo I’m surprised the CX-7 was in good shape, usually I’ve only seen them with blown engines lol.
I have a 2019 Mazda CX-5 AWD. Best vehicle I have ever owned. And I have been driving 50+ years.
I bought 2017 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring Mica Red with 43.000 miles on it for 23.000. Love that car. More luxurious even over 50.000 $ SUV. Very comfortable ride, quiet and great handling.
That 2.3L turbo is the same engine as in my Mazdaspeed 3. It’s a great car
@Sblackfll uhh yeah it is. Engines are nearly identical with a slightly smaller turbine and a few tiny spec changes.
Aisin which is pronounced eyezin is 33 percent owned by Toyota pretty solid transmissions
The 90s jeep got aisin transmision 4 speed and they are bullet proof
Does Mazda still use Aisin transmissions or they develop their own?
@@thundergato84 they use there
Own now called sky active transmission which seem to be working good. I’m very proud of mazda right now. I loved the millennia and mpv the mx5 is good too.
Aisin parts are junk
@@kidglove100 actually there not
Same engine as the mazdaspeed 3. Beware the vvt cam gear failing and the timing chain stretching. You’ll hear the chain rattling on the valve cover on cold start up.
They like to drink oil too so check level regularly. Also the turbo seals go out and you’ll get smokey exhaust.
I've never seen faded taillights on a car before! Has anyone else noticed this on different brands?
Funny I was thinking same, faded taillights
I have a CX7, and it a problem with the tail light getting so hot it melts the inside of the lens.
You must live somewhere without much sun lol. I see them all the time here in CA
Thought that was wierd. Maybe he does alot of backward driving? 😲
I own a Mazda 3 , 2007, 1.6 liter . I love it. Handles like a dream. Looks cool.
How many miles you got on it?
I love my cx5 Mazda! It’s a smooth ride. I started with a Mazda 3, then cx3 , now my cx5 great car
2015 mazda 3 s grand touring 2.5L, 160,000 miles, still drives like new. Only had to replace the alternator. The transmission and engine is still perfect. Suspension showing signs of wear but ride is still smooth. So I plan to replace shocks and struts soon.
Holy Crap!! My 2014 Mazda 3 iGT barely has 56k miles LOL. Partly because I've been working from home since the pandemic but even before that my commute to work was only 9 miles.
You must drive a ton to get that mileage in just a few years.
I already knew these cars were bulletproof so it doesn't surprise me yours is running strong. The Skyactiv NA engines and transmissions are solid.
@@Argedis exactly, why I tell all my friends to NOT get a turbo mazda but either NA option is excellent. The 2.5L is plenty powerful enough for me and I expect to get the most out of this engine.
Anything made by mazda will never be better than the greatest car of all time. A scotty kilmer owned 1994 Toyota Celica. Good afternoon scotty. Miss ya in Texas!
I'm digging the looks of the new CX5
Amazing vehicles.. especially if you get the Grand Touring Reserve Turbo, or Signature 2.3 Turbo 279hp.. handles like a dream. AWD. Every toy you can imagine and much more fun to drive then any other reliable small SUV..
Had one for a rental when my car was in the body shop, fun car.
@@mjweissman6309 I heard getting a turbo is a bad idea... you think I'm good just getting the regular engine signature all wheel drive?
@@chicoandthem4n they're very heavy, even with the 2.5 a small engine loses over 100 hp without the turbo
@@chicoandthem4n
So, the regular engine is around 175hp.. and entry level AWD is roughly 32k.. The turbo & transmission have exceptional warranties for 5years/60k. I believe the turbo is covered for 75k miles.. and my old Mazda MX-6 Turbo(s) I owned 3 different vehicles (same model) Never had one issue with any of the turbo housing, cooling.. I think Mazda is fully owned by Toyota. These vehicles are built better then any German 40k dollar SUV's. I never once had a single issue with any of my Mazda 4cyl TURBO engines or turbocharged units. The car gets another 109hp.. which makes the car a great deal of fun to drive. Feels like you are driving a Sports car. Handling, reliability and resale are great. Also every CX-5 is made in Japan, not US, Mexico or Canada. Mazda won SUV of the year for 2020. Its very much worth the extra $27/$30 month extra. If you go for the CX-5 Sport AwD or front wheel drive, you can get a lease. 1000 down, 249/mo for 3yrs/36k. Also price is 5700 cheaper. For basic CX-5.. they are all made, manufactured in Japan 100%.. if you don't mind 175hp.. go with CX-5 Sport. You will get a spectacular deal and they are a great deal of fun to drive and the reliability is top tier quality
Scotty you are right, times are changing in auto field people need fast equipment to work on cars 🚗
So glad. Just got a 2020 Mazda 6 and man oh man it’s nice !
😇🙏💯💢💥💫💦🤎
09:37 that way of saying maybe
Made me suddenly remember my grandfather, he always talk like that
Scotty, it looks like your rear passenger side rear tire on your Celica needs air. The Mazda looks great.
Much appreciated for this review Scotty. I've been waiting so long for you to check out the CX-7 2.3L DISI Turbo. What a great review and I'm gonna get one for my own!
If you can find a well kept 2.3 turbo 2WD model of the CX-7, I can highly recommend you grab it. If you do regular oil change etc. and don't drag race it, it will last you a good many years.
I have a 2003 Mazda 6 Luxury Sports hatch with the Ford 4F27E 4-speed auto - it's still going strong at 250k (kms).
Just don't thrash them, change the oil, and they last very well.
Very interesting to see this car. My Aunty had this exact car and they hated it, didn’t have the 4WD and it still guzzled gas, and the turbo was always going wrong on it. Sure the non turbo ones would be a lot better.
I still have a 2011 CX-7 2.3 turbo which I drive daily and it's been pretty much trouble free. Not a single rattle. Quality interior. Your aunt must have been unlucky to get a lemon.
I have a 2011 Mazda 3 2.0. Has 165,000 miles original trans and engine. Great little car
Love my Mazda 3 2.5L hatchback with manual. It is so fun to drive!
4:48 the tinder logo had me deadddd scottt you the best teacher ever jajaja
Mazda all the way baby !!!!!
I own a 2011 cx7 with 116 000 miles and still runs great.
That Mazda is a Ford-Mazda ... the Mazdas made in the last several years are MUCH better!
I'd clear up those lights and definitely keep it.
We have a Mazda cx9. It's overall been good. Same engine and transmission since 07-15. Now the Japanese are making the 16 and up. Only getting better.
07 15 the engine was ford engine and mazda transmission. 16 and up its all japanese no more ford
@@alk7386 yep same 6spd and 3.7 v6 combo. Now it's a turbo 4 with the 6spd.
I like the new CX9..looks amazing just not sure about the reliability
I got one of those old Panasonic camera still use it sometimes works great for 20 mins.
That socket was right there! You missed it.
Mazda's relationship with Ford ended around 2015, so this 2009 CX7 is uhhhhh.... 👀
Let me help you out buddy. Mazda.
Why dont you call GMC sierras Chevy Silverados while youre at it?
@@lonewanderer958 stfu
@@chicoandthem4n okay internet stranger. You too stfu.
Yeah and the 09 cx7 once it gets up in miles 175k it’s gonna have engine issues. Turbo can go or like what we had which was a head gasket starting to go. But that was at 190k and change.
I still drive a '96 Mazda 626! 136,000 original miles! That crappy CD4E Ford transmission is still shifting strong! 😁
today I bought a 1998 Saturn SL… Five speed… No rust obviously… Runs like a top… 98,000 on the ticker!… Paid 2000 with a smile on my face… Did I get a good deal???
We have a 2021 Mazda CX-30 and like it pretty well so far.
Had a 2012 mazda cx9 with 50,000 miles on it and the head gasket blow at 60,000 miles cost 4,000 dollar to fix it after only 8 months
Love your videos my friend!!
thank you!
I got a 2012 Mazda 5 with 220k miles on the body- new engine and transmission with 45k miles on them. replaced windshield, tires, struts, shock absorbers, motor mount, new valve cover gasket, sparks, oil change, and fixed the main problem (chewed transmission wire to vehicle speed sensor) - I paid 800$, and put 600+ into it myself.. LOVE THIS CAR. Mazda really opened my eyes to what happens when you take care of your vehicle
PS- that Xtool scan tool is listed at 2000$
I think the fellow was referring to the AC socket with the ground pin up, to the right of the SOCONY sign.
Got rid of my ‘19 Tacoma due to its.. exhaustive issues. Everything from electrical to squeals and squeaks.. It was a mess. I bought it brand new and it didn’t even last me 2 years before I couldn’t take it anymore.
Bought four"high end"tires for my Jeep. One tire was damaged and they replaced it with a "similar" tire. Funny during the original sale they told me how important it was for all tires to be the same, now after the sale apparently that doesn't matter.
You don't really need All-wheels drive in most of Indiana, the state seems to do a pretty good job keeping the roads clear in the wintertime.
All wheel drives get just as stuck as 2 wheel drive. 4x4 is the better choice.
Not true lol.
Used to have a Mazda 5. The tires wore out FAST. Expensive to replace.
2:46 "People call this a jacked up SUV..."
Yeah, where I'm from, "jacked up" has a totally different meaning
I would love to buy a Mazda but the options in Tennessee are severely limited in my price range ($9k)
Mazda cars are made around the driver made for those who love to drive some say it's too small but if you are driving it you will understand. I put down 8k to drive my 2018 mazda3 off the lot brand new and the Skyactive technology works great to this day with 100k miles I put on it in Los Angeles. Not many people drive as much as I do but I tell you the car has already payed itself off and is still running fine. Worth everything Penny
I’ve got a 2010 CX-7. Bought it new and have had it for 14 years. 165,000 miles. Very few issues. I’ve had to replace a couple window motors, and a relay for the A/C system went bad. Other than that it’s just been fluid changes, brakes and tires. Great little SUV.
Also, mine is the 2.5L engine without the turbo. I’ve heard the turbo charged engines have some problems, but not too sure about that.
Excellent video Scotty as usual. Times are really changing fast. Ever heard of a ODBLink MX+, it’s around $140 and does everything the XTool does if you pair it with your windows laptop and Forscan (1-year license is $12, yes that’s 😱$12). Better yet this Bluetooth scan tool pairs with IOS, Windows and even Android. So I planning on upgrading to an Android T’Eyes CC3 2K head unit so I can display engine telemetry on demand. Other available options on the CC3 head unit aren’t even available on most 2023 model cars without a serious premium. The MX+ also works with Versatune tuning software for Ford/Mazda vehicles if you want to hop up your vehicle.
Thank you for showing us what kind of camera you are using to film with for your channel because I'm thinking about getting a new camera. The camera I have now is a Sony it's a good camera but it's old technology and I get a lot of wind noise through mic it's got a Built-in mic, I can't put a external mic on it. OH! by the way please make sure that you clean the lens on your camera before filming LOL.
I still think this generation of CX7 is the best looking
Ive yet to see scotty use the same scan tool in more than one vid. Hes gotta have at least 30 of em🤣🤣
I know someone who had an 07 cx7 the biggest well one of them especially with the turbo cx7 if anyone decides to buy one make sure to change the ac compressor if it hasn't been changed already I'm not sure how common the problem was on the 08 and 09 models but the 07 models definitely had problems with the ac compressor locking up so just something to keep in mind when considering one of these cars
My wife’s 2017 cx9 drives likes a Benz. My 2015 mazda3 has 80k miles with no issues. New Mazda’s are good cars.
Maybe he"s talking about the electrical socket?
Ford 500/Mercury Montego have Aisin 6-speed too , I had one worked great !
And combined with the 3.0 Duratec timing chain engine run a LONG time.
I can't agree with this after test driving new models of both a month ago. I went with a certified pre-owned Corolla iM.
I had an 06 Mazda 6 with the v6 form 40 to 120k it never leaked any oil. Oil light never cam on between oil changes. It never leaked a drop on my drive. Only problem with it is the engine mounts and suspension bushings dried out. And it squeaked. I sold it to a friend in need for 2k 5 years ago and it’s still going.
Thank you so much Scotty for your invaluable information, highly appreciate it, keep it up the outstanding job, have a great day.
I purchased and drove a Mazda 626 for about a year before deciding the darn thing was just plain dangerous. The size of the tires weren't sufficient for the weight, causing it to slip and slide with the least provocation. Never before or since driven a car that squirrelly.
I have a Japan built 2021 Mazda 3 Turbo hatchback and love it.
(For several States those are Made in Mexico and heard that they are not as good as those MIJ)
Times are changing, So is the mileage on my 94 Celica. 342,000 thousand miles and climbing. Hello Celica, Good-Bye Stupid Car Payment.
Nice!!
I wonder how many of those rubber tracks on the "Drag Race" road are from Scotty's test drives!!!!! (Insert Donkey laughing icon here!!!!)
Mazda ❤
That face you show at min 4:37 is an actor, (I don't know his name), who played Bobby Fischer, (who beat chess dominant Russia by himself at chess in 1972, a true story of the superior individual), in one of my favorite movies, "Pawn Sacrifice".
Actually the electrical socket is right side up. With the third/ground electrode being on top, there’s less chance of a fault if something drapes over the plug.
Me and my folks test drove a 2021 Cx-5 and a CX-9, we also test drove a Toyota Rav4 and my dad thought the Mazda had more of a mechanical feeling to the steering, 1 was a base model and the others were the front line with all the bells and whistles, my dad prefered the toyota in SUV's but to me i think Mazda has really gotten better in many ways
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“My folks and I” test drove….
Mazda always has a tighter sportier feel. That’s kind of the notion of their brand. My Mazda 6s feels more like a bmw than a Honda Accord.
I bought my Mazda CX-30 in January and I am still impressed with the road handling and comfort of the car, not to mention the all the electronics.