As a past Mazda owner, I’d listen when they suggest extended warranty. The repairs are expensive, in the range of my BMW, Mercedes, Porsches.
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I wont keep the car past bumper to bumper anyway or i wouldAs a past Mazda owner, I’d listen when they suggest extended warranty. The repairs are expensive, in the range of my BMW, Mercedes, Porsches.
Mine's got lumbar from the factory and it's fully adjustable. It works great for me.No. U go up down.. back and fourth.. and angle of back part. No lumbar.
Ya but you have a bs ob . I got a baseMine's got lumbar from the factory and it's fully adjustable. It works great for me.
Very good input. Appreciate the feedbackI agree, the seat bottom is too short and puts pressure on your tailbone. There’s also not enough adjustability up and down independent of the seat back. The lumbar support it’s barely noticeable in my BL. I’m 5’8”, 185lbs and find the seats small. Around town is fine.
Did 6 hour highway trip, 3 there and 3 back and was in more discomfort that 14 hours in my taco and those seats aren’t the best. The BS materials for the seat are too soft. Is like sitting on old sofa, is ok for a little bit and then it starts to hurt. Feel like they’re stuffed with polyfill. You also don’t sit in the bolsters, but on them. So you’re pushed into the center stack or the door when turning at speed. The Mazda will def be more comfy. The seats, sound system and the rattles in the BS are my biggest complaints. Enjoy your new ride.
You will love it. I had a new 2016 and 2017 CX-5. Best in class.So trading in tomorrow for 22 mazda cx5 carbon edition... any thoughts
I just didnt need the extra room honestly.. and kinda like the look of the 30.. just more rugged lookin than the cx5 .. and for 2 grand price diff the 30 is perfectWhy did you take the CX-30 over the CX-5 ?