10 Reasons Why You Should Avoid The 2023 Mazda CX-30!
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- 10 Reasons Why You Should Avoid The 2023 Mazda CX-30!
Attention car enthusiasts! Are you in the market for a new ride? Well, hold on to your seats because today we're taking a closer look at the 2023 Mazda CX-30.
Now, you may have heard all the buzz about this hot new SUV. But before you rush out to buy one, there are a few things you need to know.
In this video, we're going to give you not one, not two, but ten reasons why you should avoid the 2023 Mazda CX-30! So, buckle up and get ready for a wild ride as we dive into the top reasons why this car might not be the right choice for you.
#1. The Electronic Nannies Can’t Be Turned Off
We all know that safety is important when it comes to our cars. And Mazda's i-Activ system certainly prioritizes safety, which is great... but sometimes we want a little more control over our driving experience, right?
Unfortunately, one of the downsides of this system is that you can't turn off the electronic nannies, including traction control. Now, while this feature may be helpful in some situations, like getting unstuck in the snow, it can also be a bit frustrating for those of us who like to have more control over our driving experience.
So, if you're someone who values a hands-on approach to driving, you might want to think twice about the 2023 Mazda CX-30.
#2. The CX-30 Is Not Your Best Bet For Driving In Winter
While the 2023 Mazda CX-30 may handle winter conditions fairly well, there are a few concerns you should be aware of.
First off, snow can easily build up in front of the headlights due to the chrome trim that extends beneath them. This means you'll have to clear that area more frequently to make sure other drivers can see you coming.
And speaking of visibility, the rear window isn't particularly large, which could make it difficult to see in certain situations.
But that's not all - the whole liftgate can get dirty pretty quickly, so you'll have to use more washer fluid than usual. And if the windshield washer fluid indicator lights up on the dashboard, you'll need to fill up the tank ASAP.
But perhaps the most concerning issue in the winter is de-icing the windows. When temperatures dip below minus 20 degrees, the windshield wipers can freeze up and ice can build up in the lower corners of the glass.
In such situations, you might have to turn your CX-30 into a sauna as you'll need to crank up the cabin's temperature and ventilation to deal with it.
#3. Poor Infotainment UX
We all know that a good infotainment system is key to an enjoyable driving experience, right? Unfortunately, the 2023 Mazda CX-30 falls a bit short in this department. While it's a generally good car, the infotainment system can be a real headache.
The problem lies in Mazda's choice to have a center-stack infotainment screen that is non-touch, and can only be controlled via a knob and buttons. This can be quite frustrating, especially for those who are used to touchscreen interfaces.
And things only get more awkward when you're trying to use Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, which were designed to be used with a touchscreen interface.
While the screen is wide enough, it would have been better if it were taller and squarer, as the current letterbox shape is less useful for looking at sat-nav maps that require bigger screens.
#4. Poor Rear View Visibility
Visibility is actually not the forte of the CX-30, and the design makes sure of this. From the driver's seat, visibility can be quite limited, particularly in the rear.
Sure the backup camera does provide some assistance, but it's not a miracle worker. The small rear windows and relatively small rear screen can make it difficult to see what's behind you, limiting your view rearwards and over your shoulder.
#5. Cramped Interior
While the CX-30 may have decent space up front, the backseat is another story. Adult passengers, especially those on the taller side, will find themselves feeling pretty cramped with little leg or headroom to speak of. This can make long journeys quite uncomfortable. And don’t even think about installing a larger car seat because that will be a struggle.
The CX-30 also has a fairly small trunk compared to its competitors, meaning that families who need to carry large baby seats and a bunch of stuff will find themselves in a bit of a pickle. Only six carry-on suitcases can be squeezed into the rear cargo area, which isn't ideal if you're planning a weekend trip or a family vacation.
Getting in and out of the backseat of the CX-30 isn't ideal either. With its small rear doors and narrow gap, it’s tricky for passengers to enter and exit. Rear passengers will also have to contend with a floor hump and a lack of elbow room, which can be uncomfortable on long journeys.
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Thanks for the advice. I went ahead a purchased the cx-30!
great reply!
lol, best to "fade" critiques like in this post. I'm about to purchase a 2nd one myself.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Umm, back seats not enough room, yeah, it wouldn’t be safe to you touchscreen while driving so ok with it, I test drove it and I loved it! Picking up my new 2023 tomorrow!
@@acarolskrikait’s a beautiful ride
I have to say I disagree with pretty much everything this individual said. I own one and it is a fantastic vehicle
You don’t like his facts as you own it, and feel bad that your vehicle isn’t great. So you have to pretend it is amazing. I had it for a weekend and it is terrible.
@@KaKA-mt2ei or maybe...people have different opinions! i know that's crazy for your peanut brain to understand it's okay 😇
I think the brand has gotten better over the years and thanks for your input.
This is great car for small cockroach
Thank you for this I just got one a few days ago
I can't tell if he's being serious or trying to troll Mazda folks. Lol
It’s an idiot:D
I can vouch for some. Small rear window is actually a plus. Unfortunately agree, it has heat and wiper but still fogs in winter. Better to just clean with wipes. I think this is all cars tho
@@WildDisease72how is a small rear window a plus?
Agree. I stopped watching during “not good in winter” because video explains “you need to brush snow off the exterior of the car” and “the rear liftgate can get very dirty” 🤣🤣 but then the video never once said anything about how it drives with snow tires on. 0/10 useless review thanks for wasting my time.
Touchscreens are a bad idea in cars. They can really be dangerous while driving. I think the knob used for controlling the infotainment works very well
100% true
Also may be illegal to use when driving depending on where you are.
We own a 2021 CX-9 Signature and I can’t wait to get rid of it. I find the center knob more of a distraction than a touch screen.
knobs can break and get liquid spilled on them at the location they are placed in this car.
Exactly, sometimes these reviewers make themself sound like idiots. As with any car you have to get accustomed to its features.
This video brought to you by Subaru 😂
ROFL 🤣🤣
Lol
😂
@@KevDWZildj I know the narrator,he drives a big Vulva.
It’s funny that a lot of the knocks are on the lack of space for families. This isn’t a family car, it’s a car for guys like me. No kids, someone who keeps the rear seats down most of the time. Families aren’t the target demographic at all.
The reviewer really wants a mini-van.
@@frankzappa5162 right? Every car doesn’t nor should it have families in mind. And I don’t see families in their marketing for this car.
nothing can fit in the back seat other than a dog or very small child,
Im planning on getting this just for my own use, and to bring it out states for college lol, for family car, my dad owns a CRV himself, so if we really needed a car for ppl, his CRV can do it, mine can be for some boxes and stuff with the back seats down, making it like a van layout
@@dampergoldenrod4156 ppl can fit, but not tall ppl, especially the middle seat, if you are just bringing ppl for short rides, it wouldn't be an issue, is only hours long trips that the people in the back start to feel uncomfortable
After 18 months of owning one, it grows on you. We had many Subaru's, and they got worse with miles. Not so our CX-30. It's been good in snow here in the Pacific Northwest, and averages 32mpg. Love this car!
May I ask what model you have please ?
@@joobip6174 We have a premium, without turbo.
@@rereichel That's the one we have. We love it.
The only thing he was right about was the cladding 😬
I'm just pissed they nickel and dime you for literally every feature. They don't even upgrade the sound until about $34k and that's where the price difference between it and the CX50 is gone. I like the car better, but I can get the heated steering wheel, heated seats, upgraded audio, larger interior, and LED headlamps for under $27k on the Trax. While AWD is nice, I'm not in an area that experiences a lot of snow. Mazda dealerships also felt a bit gross by comparison, which is a shame because it was my 1st and only consideration until the Trax came out
Wow, really?! Just purchased a second CX30. There is something special about this car. Combo of style, design inside and outside, quality, driving feel. Have driven many cars in this class and above. Still come back to the cx30. Only criticism is wish had fast acceleration without going to turbo version. However It is still near best in class
I would think the downside is the penny pinching by Mazda for small features. It was my only consideration until the Trax came out and offered heated steering wheel, seats, leatherette, upgraded audio, upgraded infotainment, black wheels, led headlights, and more space for less. If Mazda offered the same features for just 2k more that would be different, but it's like $5k for most of them, which just pisses me off
@@krismine99 the Trax has a three cylinder engine vs four cylinders for the mazda and the mazda won't break down.
On my 2nd as well
Trax will be done at 100K to the scrap yard if your lucky. Look up reliability and re-sale value. @@krismine99
@@GNMi79 you can turn it off.
no wrong dude!!!!! CX 30 2023 still beautifull and safe car...
I hate dots at the end of a sentence
Those plastic fenders need to go
You can say the cx-5 and the cx-9 are beautiful, but the cx-30 is certainly far from beautiful.
@@alb0zfinest I think it’s MORE beautiful than both the CX-5 AND the CX-9!
@@alb0zfinest it looks better in person
Just bought my 2nd CX 30. It's a very handsome car. I always find my car is the best looking in a car park. Haven't had any driving issues either. Reliable car.
Which engine do you have? I am looking to buy one with 186 hp, whats the fuel consumption on it, on 130km and on 150km, I want to buy it for longer trips only, so I will be driving 130-150 most of the time.
All of those 10 reasons are minor drawbacks and somehow funny i must say compared to the quality of this car. As far as the oil consumption concerns, if you live outside US and you buy an atmospheric engine its the best choice for reliability over time. I have mine cx 30 for 2 years and it never loose even a mm of oil! For me its a fantastic premioum quality car and with no competitors at its price and especially at the first edition it has more than everything you want. I must say that the info screen was designed intentionally by MAzda so that you want distract your attention while driving and trying to touch the screen with your hands. One of the reasons i choose this car was also this feature! Same for the aircondition buttons. Safety for MAzda is a priority compared to other competitors who they are more interested to impress the customers with touch screen etc....In real, everyday driving touch screens are more dangerous and difficult to operate, especially when a car has no buttons for the air condition.
It is indeed a safety feature, But, If you are so inclined, you can change the settings to keep the touchscreen enabled while driving,
Minor drawbacks?? Would like to see you in 2 feet of snow unable to remove traction control...
1 - ofc you can switch off the driving aids, in the menu, and whats even more awesome is, that IT WONT TURN BACK ON AFTER YOU START THE CAR LATER AGAIN
2 - you can add "winter packet" which includes heated seatrs, heated steering whell and guess what else ... HEATED GLASS UNDER WIPERS
3 - non touch screen is awesome, touch screens are just distraction and dangerous + controls are made for android auto perfectly
4 - was mention in point 1
5 - its a compact car, if you want bigger, you can buy CX5, 7 or 9
8 - design is subjective
Which engine would you recommend for 30% city drive and 70% highway?
@@Shaolinof36thChamber on the highway the car's consumption is extremly low, in the citiy it does 11 Km with 1 liter of gas. I own a 2023 CX-30 2.0 gasoline engine.
I have Mazda cx30 for a year and a half, it is an excellent car, I had BMW, Lexus, Nissan before. Mazda cx30 is the best
Which engine do you have? I am looking to buy one with 186 hp, whats the fuel consumption on it, on 130km and on 150km, I want to buy it for longer trips only, so I will be driving 130-150 most of the time.
As a owner of Mazdas, a lot of people “complain” about the center nob, that controls the screen. It’s actually not that bad at all! After like 3 times of using it I got the hang of it and love it!
I've got a 2009 BMW and a 2013 MINI Countryman. Both manual transmissions. Both had a "knob" to move the nav. I don't want to be touching a screen when I'm driving. Have you ever tried to play a game on your phone while you're in the passenger seat? That doesn't work! My CX-30 knob is where my hand is. Just the way I like it.
These are the complaints you want about an suv, extra windshield wiper fluid might get a little extra dirty lol knob placement issues??? Hehe love it. Sounds like a safe fuel efficient weather ready suv 🖤 hope you’re loving it!
THAT knob is a SAFETY FEATURE to KEEP people from being STUPIDand trying to REACH OUT for a freakin SCREEN that shouldn't be there to begin with.. I was a tow driver in Cali for a long time- and after you clean up a few wreckes where a baby or small kid is killed by some fool messing with a screen- you'd HATE them as much as I do--- oh and 87% of the accidents I worked were CAUSED by some moron messing with one!!!
Very minor issues compared to the overall driving dynamics of this car.
It's a crossover, no? So the limited cabin room is understandable. It's not a CX-5 🤷♂️
I drive a Mazda...absolutely the best vehicle I've ever owned since I started driving in 1969.
I love my new 2023 Mazda CX-30! I haven't said that about a car in a very long time. However, this car is an amazing surprise -- and a surprising premium-level value.
It always baffles me when reviwers talk about trunk space, "This 5 person car can only fit 6 mid size suitcases". How is that not enough space? where are you going with a car that you might possibly need more than a suitcase for each person
daft only goes to Tesco,he was caught in a sand storm with his that's why the dusty comments, this guy needs help.
Lol, just bought this car recently and it's the best car I've ever owned. Highly recommend it!
It's not unstable at high speed at all, I have a cx 30 2.5 awd and at 124 mph it's perfect
"generally a good car" AN EXCELLENT CAR!
I own this car and i have no bad things to say about it. I am happy with my car
Honestly, i am 5’10 and own cx30 gt turbo and i love it especially how it looks from outside. Nothing bad to say, the non touchscreen is not bad, great speakers, the interior is lovely very minimalistic whilst showing modern style, it goes fast, comfy for long drives, and 360 camera helps with parking. Idk what trim level this guy is commentating abt tho.
Safety all on the driver. If hes gonna drive like psycho, going 130km/h on this thing doesnt even scare me. I feel confident driving this thing everywhere
I have this doubt about the rear seat. Could I please ask that if you were to sit behind yourself, would you have the seat touching your knees? This is my only concern about this car.
@@superhydrocarbon I think rear leg room is def an issue if you plan on driving ur family, as it does tend to be a bit smaller than its competitors in its class
Can you comfortably sit behind yourself?
I saw this car up close at a dealership and was very impressed. It has many driving safety features often found only on higher end models. No, it’s not a “family” SUV, but a crossover subcompact engineered for daily commutes for city, freeway and highway driving. Primarily, it is a drivers car.
Sehe ich auch so
Agree 100%
They have the CX-50 on here reviewed by a pro RACE DRIVER and he says they're PERFECT.. this one too..
I also disagree. I own CX 30 and the car feels luxurious. The car feels safe and has a pretty smooth ride and as far as being slow , if your conservative driver it's perfect. I don't feel the speed only when getting on the freeway and passing and this car does fine. I love my CX 3O!
@@Eyma THANK YOU-- I'm glad to read that-- I've been torn between CX-30 and CX50.. and I LOVE the CX50 STYLING and look- but the CX-30 would be easier for me now-- I lost one eye and need the maneuverability it has as well as easier parking etc. than CX-50 and I won't be "offroad" unless I slide n a ditch in snow , which is why I 'love the AWD..
I hate touchscreen stuff in cars. I want to keep my eyes on the road. I do wish the screen were larger.
As to size - I'm rarely going to have more than 2 people in the car, and don't need legroom in back. The small size is a bonus - it makes parking easier!
They made the screen larger in the 24' version!😊
5:04 "it takes sluggish 8,1s to reach 60mph"
me, with tears in my eyes, looking at my 1,6 subaru XV 0-60mph time of 13,1s
I have CX-30 stil 7 months and absolutely satisfied with it. Nicer interior exterior than Honda / Toyota but great performance. Sincere recommendation for this car !
Which engine do you have? I am looking to buy one with 186 hp, whats the fuel consumption on it, on 130km and on 150km, I want to buy it for longer trips only, so I will be driving 130-150 most of the time.
@@donzole3180 the engine is 2000 ccm, 122 hp. With automatic shift gear. Driving on super highway with 130-150 the fuel consumption is around 8 liters/ 100 km
Strange… had this in Florida. Loved it. Drove it up to Buffalo. -only time I wasn’t thrilled to be in the car.
As for “control” -I’ve never driven a car that understood exactly what to do and where to go effortlessly like the Cx30. Nimble, athletic, visually striking, and an overall damn near perfect machine. The backseat being a little small aside, once we threw winter tires on the car, it became a winter enthusiasts dream.
I have no idea what possible drawbacks you can say this car has. The fact that it does everything you want out of the box with no additional tinkering (and better than anything else in the price range and 30k plus above it) is reason enough to not hate it.
I never once see another vehicle no matter the make and model and feel like what I’m driving is inferior in any way. In fact, I almost feel sorry for anyone NOT driving a Mazda these days, simply because their whole claim to fame is HOW the car drives.
I have no idea how anyone who actually drives one can think you’ll find a more athletic and responsive machine.
The MPG is in my honest opinion, the only drawback, and with what it is, I see no reason why Mazda doesn’t perfect the rotary and stick it back in a Supra competitor.
I’m considering buying a CX30, these are pretty nit picking reasons not to buy one. Actually like the look of the body cladding!
Get one. I’m enjoying mine. The only annoying thing is the small tank. Haven’t had any other issues
Buy it. I've had mine (2022 Carbon Edition) for a year now and its definitely worth every penny. The dude that made this video is out of his mind
I highly recommend this car! I have mine and I love it! Really feels the Zoom Zoom!
I don’t think these minor cons can define the car not to get it! This is the best car I’ve ever driven😊loving it
Being the sharpest looking car alone in its class is enough reason to prefer this car.
I was actually looking into purchasing a Mercedes suv but ended up coming across the cx-30 while looking on the lot. Best choice I ever made so far. It has all the functionality I was looking for in a luxury car but for way less in cost. My only complaint is the back seat is too small but other than that I love this car! The car will notify you that it needs only but if you end up having engine issues it’s most likely because you neglect the cautionary notification for a long time 😅
I love my new Mazda CX30 2023 .. And 100% of what he said is not True .. this car will surprise you
I regret I got an HRV. Inferior driving dynamics compared to this!
Do you have like this for an HRV? Or just nitpicking the Mazda cx30?
Drove a mazda 2, 3 and cx5. Man…. They are just… amazing to drive!
Driving the honda to a countryside? Feels tired all the time but with mazdas? A 5-hour drive is just like a 1hr…
These were the dumbest reasons not to get this car 😂😂 I’m buying it tomorrow wish me luck
Completely disagree with everything except the small backseat/leg room. This car is awesome and luxurious for the price and the turbo is fast & smooth.
LOVE MY CX-30!
I had a Honda 2008 civic I handed down to my 16 year old grandson. I got the 2023 Mazda cx-30 a few weeks ago. Mica blue premium black/brown interior.
There's so much I don't know about the features compared with my simple civic but I've got time to figure it out.
I wondered about how to put names on the gps saved locations in addition to the addresses.
I like the safety features and auto assist. So much is automatic! It's the best car for me. Don't carry a lot of people or stuff around. Drives smoothly and feels very comfortable on the road.
You missed the entire point of the CX-30, it's not really a CUV, it's more like what Honda did with the Accord Crosstour or Subaru Outback. The ground clearance is good for uneven roads, potholes, speed bumps, snow, fire trails, or unpaved roads where you might worry about bottoming out the car. With all the road work going on around the nation, especially in New England a CX-30 might be a good option for a young family who wants a compact car. If that visibility is bad, then you shouldn't be driving. I drive a Mazda3 hatchback and it has poor visibility to some, but it doesn't bother me. There side view mirrors are large, the back up cam is crystal clear, there's blind spot warnings and an instrument display of a car next to you. The ride is not as brutal as you say it is, it's a lot better than Subaru that's in it's class.
CX-30 is a niche market kind of car, it's not made to appeal to everyone, just like my Mazda3. Not everyone wants a compact AWD hatchback with sporty characteristics, but I'm glad they built one for those of us who wants one.
Yesss! I totally agree! Just bought at 2023 cx-30 today, and I'm already inlove!
LOL, all you need to know about how great of a car this is is to read all the endless positive replies from owners below who are mystified by this critique. I've had my new CX-30 for 7 mos now, and cannot recommend it enough. Thought I would be a Toyota guy for life but once I started researching, I would’ve waited two extra months for this car if I had to. Just an absolute blast to drive. I actually look forward to running errands. And Mazda's reliability has overtaken Toyota and Honda and no CVT transmission. No wonder Car and Driver named it Editor's Choice.
I have a cx30 and love my car. Smooth drive, great sound system, luxurious interior and features.
Whaaaaaat? The cx30 is a great car. Driving and quality is definitely up on par with brands like Bmw or Audi.
Just picked up the carbon edition and I am VERY happy with my decision. As far as the video, you know what they say about opinions...
Which engine do you have? I am looking to buy one with 186 hp, whats the fuel consumption on it, on 130km and on 150km, I want to buy it for longer trips only, so I will be driving 130-150 most of the time.
191 hp, SKYACTIV®-G 2.5
26 / 33 / 29 CITY/HWY/COMBINED@@donzole3180
@@donzole3180the carbon is the same motor as the others without turbos. Only 2 options. With or without turbo
I just bought 2 of these. My wife got a premium and i got a premium plus. Great cars
I have a 2022 cx30. It’s just me and my wife. When family comes over it’s hard to fit everyone and all the luggage but when it’s just two of us the car is very comfortable
The infotainment center in the Mazda is the best one out there in this price range by far there’s not one even close. I used to be a loyal Honda owner. I switched over the Mazda. This is a far superior car with a lot more options for the same or less money.
im currently in the market for one so i thought id drop by. while i did know about some of the issues like less space compared to other competitve subcompact some of the other reasons like "dirt gets on the car" are a pretty big stretch as far as a reason to avoid buying a cx-30
This video was absolute garbage.
I've owned a '22 CX-30 for a year now, don't let this guy steer you away from it. Its a great car and I have zero qualms about buying it at MSRP. I'll drive this thing until it explodes in a few hundred thousand miles. Rear visibility is fine, the infotainment system works 100x better than a touch screen, and there is plenty of space. The infotainment is useable without even looking at the screen, and is legitimately astronomically safer than a touch screen. Interior isn't cramped at all. This dude is just overly nitpicking the vehicle or some reason.
tbh the only reason that kinda gets me worried out of all of them in the video is the headlights one, snow build up would def look concerning on paper, but I haven't purchased one so Im not quite sure if its really that big of a deal, and for the leg room issue, I already knew it would be small, and plus I just use it for going to college out of the city, so I wouldn't really worry that much, not planning on buying one for family car anyway
@@shinefake48 same. i've had it for about 2 months now since my last comment and everyone in my family are tiny asians so while i knew it was "small" it wasn't really an issue.
Thanks for nothing!! I already bought one 🖕😠
Obviously looking for things to complain about , but none are a deal breaker for me, and helped talk me into buying one for sure if this is all you can find wrong ! I’ve heard way more great things about this car than these minor flaws ! Thank You !
We bought at 2023 CX-30 Carbon Edition. The Infotainment system is fantastic. I prefer the dials and buttons vs. touch screen now. When you rest or your arm on the center arm rest, your hand falls naturally to the LCD control dials and buttons. I can zip through the Mazda menus and AppleCar Play faster than our Honda Pilot's touch screen. So easy to learn and get used to. Took about 10 minutes to figure this thing out. Took about a week to really get used to it when driving. Now I absolutely hate having to lean forward and LOOK at an LCD touch screen to navigate it's features when I'm driving. ...Touching screens are highly unnerving now...
The smaller infotainment screen in elevated and in perfect position in relation to the window - It's practically a heads-up display. I can easily see the road in front me with my peripheral vision when glancing at the display. I don't want a giant distracting LCD display buried below the top of the dashboard that controls every aspect of the car. I'm not watching a map much less watching a movie when I drive.
Winter driving is a non-issue. Snow doesn't build-up in front the headlights. What a dumb comment.
review view visibility is not an issue when back up, or changing lanes. Plenty of visibility all around.
The interior is snug, but it's not a "family vacation hauler" type of car - it's small. We do use it to run the family around town - and it's good little grocery getter. For the front passengers there's plenty of room unless your 6' 5"...
You can actually get this car without a Turbo, so if there's a claimed oil issue with the Turbo Engine (never heard such a thing), there are other options. ...We don't have a Turbo engine. The 2.5L normal engine is fantastic.
Love the body cladding - especially when driving my canoe to remote lakes down two tracks and gravel roads. So the cladding is actually (gasp) functional.
The CX-30 handles rough roads beautifully - see comment above. ...have you guys actually driven this car? FFS!
This car is fantastically stable and nimble when needing to accelerate to passing speeds of 80+ mph - even with the normal (non-turbo) engine.
Seriously. Have you guys even driven this car?
If people want a solid review of the CX-30 - here you go....
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Did he really say that "the whole liftgate can get dirty pretty quickly"? tf?!! 🤣🤣
Hey, MoFu ... show us on this doll where the CX-30 hurt you.
Have had my 2020 cx-20 preferred since brand new. I have 83k miles on it, all highway. Have changed one set of tires and new brakes thus far. Routine oil changes every 6,000 miles and it has been a God send. Gas mileage still holding strong at 32 mpg on average. Honestly cannot relate to what is noted in this post and I live in Upstate NY where winters are as bad as any in the country. This car is rock solid in the snow. In fact I'm about to get into a new Carbon edition. Lastly, the sound system rivals the Harmon Kardon system in my Benz. Advice: look no further than the CX-30.
The snowy weather performance complaints really shoudl be addressed to the factory Bridgestone EL440 tires. The car will perform much better with somethig like Michelin X-climate all seasons. Note that the AWD will mitigate the"meh" OEM tire selection to some degree.
The oil consumption issue isn’t very common on some 2020-2021 models with turbos because defective valve seals. And it wouldn’t be a recall because it isn’t a safety issue.
Never buy car whit turbo is paint in ass.
how much is toyoto paying you ?
Mazda and Toyota same company pretty much
The center stack media/knob control is awesome. I love using the dial, don't even have to look down to use it.
I think most of the issues raised apply to most smaller SUVS. I much prefer the smaller sleek entertainment screen than those larger (stuck in your face) type. They forgot to mention the premium finishes on the interior and standard extras you even get on the entry versions.
What about the rear view visibility? And accumulation of snow on the dashboard?
Anyone facing such issues in Canada?
Does it drive well during snow?
I have a 2023 Carbon Edition CX-30, I have buttons to turn off the monitors and traction control, not sure what model you are reviewing. Also, the center knob works fine, I prefer it to a touch screen. This video seems to be your opinions, not facts, and some of those are wrong. I do agree with some of your statements though, it is a little sluggish off the line (I have a non-turbo version) and you have to keep the revs up for a "fun" driving experience.
"Minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit!" living in the North East, it gets -20 a few days a year. And even if it does, a little more heat is no problem!
I purchased a new 2021 Mazda cx-30 just got to 27k miles on it. I love my car, favorite I’ve ever owned.
The bmw/mini style interface is different than the typical interface, but once you get used to it, it is the safer and better functioning. Creating a common app button to stick to a Windows style task bar would be a huge improvement, but it's otherwise great.
I would highly recommend getting the premium trim, for real leather, better music, the HUD, and better build quality.
What is the oil consumption issue exactly in real experience with the car? Thank you.
I bought 2 lol
What a bunch of BS!! Trolling the cx30 allright.
One thing I must agree with is that rear visibility is bad and the windows are so small. The window panels are very high so you can’t rest your arm
The only reason on here that would be a concern is the oil consumption. I’d have to look into that. The biggest contradiction here is the supposed sluggish acceleration and then the picture of the turbo engine that propels this car to 60 in under 6 seconds. Lol.
I drove this back to back with the CX5 and yes it’s obviously smaller. I’m 6’3 and found both driving positions very comfortable. The most remarkable difference is in the handling and fun factor. The CX30 was so much better driving it wasn’t even close. Acceleration was effortless with the turbo too. The only concern I have is the sacrifice of some utility. I look at this car as a good mix of sporty and SUV. It’s very quick and nimble but you also have AWD and decent ground clearance for any season. As far as visibility I really didn’t notice anything worse with the CX30 over the CX5. I think this video is more about nitpicking and opinions than anything else.
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Brought to you by Toyota? They have a stake in Mazda........dont know if you were aware?
I've had my 2022 CX-30 for a year and a half I love this I would recommend to anyone I 20,000 miles mo issues at all.
I'm trying to figure out what and why you need an "infotainment" system in a vehicle. Aren't cars for driving? Isn't it illegal to be on your cell phone in most areas, how is playing with a google any different?
"the car is unsable at high speeds", it would be nice to know at what speeds it is unstable, 100 km/h?, 150? 200? who knows.
Also it's pretty minor but mazda sells it as compact crossover, not a SUV
The car isn't unstable at high speeds. Video poster is just making things up
I drove it at 80MPH, no stability issues. Very smooth.
I love my non turbo CX30. I think it looks awesome. My only complaint is the climate control switches are a little too small to see right away distracting you from the road. I have no problem with the entertainment system.
I do agree on the Climate Control buttons being a bit small to find, lol. Guess I do have a complaint about this car.
Drove one yesterday to Reno Nevada. Drives and handles very well. Even took Highway 88...lots of curves. It was awesome! On top of all that fuel consumption was superb 9:07
Is this channel have a problem with Mazda? or they getting from others $$$ to give bad review about Mazda?
Just curious 🧐! I have got Mazda CX5 and I’m very satisfied and loved it.
That car is much better than the cx 30 because it has more space
@@Neesha242 What? LOL
I found out that the gas cap door won’t open. I asked the dealership why this would happen and all they said was it was something they can’t fix. Fortunately I was just stopping to top off. I got out to add gas after turning the car off and the gas door would not open. I got online to see if this was an ongoing problem and I could find 3-5 entries complaining of this issue. The fix was to wait it out. I drove to the dealership and when I got there I checked the door before checking in and it was working. This can be a very dangerous issue if you were low on gas and didn’t want to wait in the area you were in… (an unfamiliar area of a unfamiliar town) - I drive a cx30 2022
So, if I'm personally happy with a 2015 Mazda 3 Hatch, how many of these negatives still apply to me?
I went from a 2017 Mazda3 hatch to a 2022 CX-30. The CX-30 is basically just a slightly bigger, lifted, awd version of the Mazda3. None of the negatives will apply, because the "negatives" he mentions are blown way out of proportion. My only complaint is that it feels *slightly* underpowered, but for what it is its actually powered just fine.
@@Atlas_1775 Thanks for confirming what I suspect. I'll definitely test-drive the CX-30. I'll probably try the Turbo Premium model to see if it is worth sacrificing 3 MPH for the extra zoom-zoom. It does suck that in the 2023 CX-30 trims, I need to go turbo if I actually want the Bose speakers and Sirius XM radio support, which I had in my mid-trim 2022 Mazda3 hatch.
I disagree with whole video, I have driven 90k on mine, it's good to great in all categories. Mine is 2.5l no turbo. No issues so far, I still have the original brakes. It is big in the front seats and comfortable. I would say stay away from all small turbo compacts. If you like the Kona be prepared to get in que for a new turbo and engine, they are cheaply made. There's this thing called a snow brush to clear the snow 😂 .
Going to test drive one in a couple days and thinking this is for me. My only question is room up front I am 6"1". And do the front seats lay back far enough to take Naps. I want a small good driving good milage AWD for long road trips with just me in the car.
What did you end up getting?
driving mazda everyday and loving it bro... i travel to other countries a lot and during my travel i will rent cars and had driven multiple brands of cars, and mazda exceed most car maker. and touchscreen is definitely a hassle during driving so im loving my buttons and knobs. thinking about getting new car and considering another mazda car. cheers
As someone who has had their new CX 30 for seven months now, I cannot recommend it enough. Thought I would be a Toyota guy for life but once I started researching, I would’ve waited two extra months for this car if I had to. Absolute blast to drive. Actually look forward to running errands and their reliability has overtaken Toyota and Honda and no CVT transmission.
l have just brought 2024 CX 30 , this is my fouth Mazda, an excellent car, powerful .
Evan 24 model also have same. Cannot switch off the head lamp while driving.
The only real problem I have had is with the sun visors. They seem to be binding up and the exterior trim is pulling out from underneath the mirror. Anyone else had that problem?
All excellent points worth noting.
When you make something superior to everyone else there’s always going to be nitpickers
Everything is v.good MAZDA CX 30 comparison with other cars . It’s practical & easy to drive more powerful & reliable . It’s still best in class & right choice for me have been drive for nearly 3years. I will definitely not agree what you going to say more
I guess the sedan is a good compromise between the 3 sport and cx30, for comfort and visibility.
I'd just begun looking for one. When I saw the title of this video, I thought "Oh no!" but none of those reasons would be deal breakers for me. I'd be a little more careful about oil consumption but that's about it. I like the looks. I'm a single guy so the space issues are not relevant for me.
I love mine I am so surprised how great this suv is you will not be disappointed
I doubt you get this oil consumption, and if you do there's a problem. If you get (got?) at turbo model...you should change the oil every 3k miles to keep the turbo in shape and let the engine idle for a little before turning it off to prevent carbon build-up.
If youre buying this car, you need to ensure that your insurance covers storms, floods etc.. my car speakers were completed ruined after water seeped into the car. Which would also mean there is some gap at the doors for water to seep in😢
Well yes, no matter the car WATER will find a way in. If any car drives into deep water that water will flood the interior. No car is built that tight to prevent that. It's not a submarine. Watch any video here on UA-cam where a car drives into high water and you'll see it flood.
OK I am in the process of shopping for one (super excited since I loved my Mazda3!) and I really like that it is AWD since I live in Chicago and our winters are brutal. Why did he say they are bad in the snow?!
It is the sucky OEM Bridgestone EL440 tires really, if anything.
I have a cx-30 turbo and let me tell ya, its super fun to drive with over 300ft lbs of torque and i've gotten that baby up to 200km hr and I find the suspension holds well even after 50k km. mines a 2021 but they're the same car
Such an exgareted review!!!
-20°? Obviously this car is not marketed for sale in Siberia.
It'll work fine even in the upper midwest, you're not going to pile up snow in the headlights unless you're driving into a wall of snow.
This is my dream car. I will get it soon
I totally agree with a person down in the comments area that these 10 "reasons" are just minor cons of this car. Extra oil consumption is not based on facts and allegedly just a report of a few drivers (where? how many? etc). I agree though with the limited visibility and cladding points you raised. These are valid points. The rest are just nit picking. Last point of " poor stability" - what does it even mean? Being firm and unstable on the road are two different things. It is like comparing a car with coilovers and the car without an antiroll bar. All Mazdas are generally on the firm side. This has been since Ford owned Mazda. I own 2 Mazdas and they are both on a firm side comparing to competition. That is what I like and it is a matter of choice. Also, safety packages are designed for general masses who do not even know what stability or traction control is. So even if Mazda added a feature where you could switch it off - the vast majority of people will never touch this button. What people care about is reliability, looks and tech. I would add by saying that tech is where Mazda is slightly behind. For example infotainment system and all of it`s downfalls. Reliability and looks - Mazda nailed it.
Just bought a used 2020 GT model today and it's fantastic. I highly recomend it.
Just got my new CX 30 yesterday, best decision I’ve made in a long time 🎉
I come from Corolla 2020 HB with a sparetyre (basically no trunk) so this is like a ship to me.
What i love about this one is:
2.5 atmospheric engine
Price
Interior is perfect even better than some entry levels of Mercedes etc.
Trunk is more than 500 litres.
Compact, so it is good for a crowded city.
You can open the trunk manually and from the outside (can't really believe I am getting impressed by that)
From the outside looks great, especially from the front.
Resale price.
The fact that you invested so much time and energy to make this video make me think that mazda is a really good car :)
Y que pasó al final - es bueno o malo ?