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Not sure how many "mainstream buyers" would pay $36,000 for a Mazda CX-5.
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Originally Posted by SWFL_Native
It's the same 2.5T from the CX9 and the 6 sedan. At $36k price point you get lux nappa leather, a much more powerful engine (-2 sec 0-60 from base), and features comparable to premium brands.
If you can get an Accord or Camry > $40k I think a $36k CX5 is in the running for mainstream buyers.
Meh. I drive a 10 year old Corolla. I live at 7000 feet in Colorado and we get a LOT more snow than Detroit does. Stability control and Blizzaks are all you need.
Meh. I drive a 10 year old Corolla. I live at 7000 feet in Colorado and we get a LOT more snow than Detroit does. Stability control and Blizzaks are all you need.
I believe you just saw on our local news that the upper peninsula of Michigan has over 200 inches of snow so far i doubt you Corolla could handle that type of country and - 0 temperatures witch Colorado hardly gets so I’ll take a 4x4 Cherokee in that type of snow.
I think they got it right, although I might have switched the fourth and fifth place vehicles given the poor brakes, engine performance, and ride in the RAV4.
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I think its pretty spot on. I might switch 3rd and 4th though giving the Toyota the nod.
I think they got it right, although I might have switched the fourth and fifth place vehicles given the poor brakes, engine performance, and ride in the RAV4.
Have you test driven the Rav4 to make those claims or just taking their word at it?
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