Mazda Cx5 vs Toyota harrier review (2017)

[@saix81]

I've driven both models from Mombasa to Nairobi and I loved the Mazda (diesel) more for it's comfort, performance and handling. I happen to be quite tall, so comfort matters to me

[@carswithmula]

In your take, is the diesel engine more smooth than the petrol?

[@saix81]

@@carswithmula I haven't driven the KF variant, which you have reviewed, it was a KE. Personally, I drive a similar KE diesel with 160,000kms on the odometer and I still find it smooth. I can't tell which is smoother really, between diesel and petrol, but I really love it, especially for it's power and economy. The 2.5 variant also has a punchy engine, but forget about fuel economy with that one.

[@carswithmula]

@@saix81 Diesels definitely have the advantage of the punch, this can also be experienced on the prado.

[@saix81]

@@carswithmula with better consumption

[@carswithmula]

@@saix81 👌🏾👌🏾

[@collins_._]

Good work, I'll go for harrier any day... It will last longer though what I know is that higher trims have better infortainment systems

[@carswithmula]

Thanks. I had not factored in its trim levels hmm...il look into that

[@tonitodd1922]

If you drive the harrier and mazda cx5 Turbo, you won't lose the mazda.

[@annmweru4562]

harrier all the way

[@livingstonekiptoo6541]

lets start polepole will grow

[@carswithmula]

Really appreciate that💪

[@wolf_cannabis_packs]

Mazda is more appealing with good features and better pricing

[@carswithmula]

I agree, value for money

[@StarChomp]

What’s that harriers fuel consumption per L?

[@carswithmula]

About 13km/ltr

[@dankuria3669]

Heri Mazda 18km /litre