Mazda CX-30 - 10k mile Update: What's Gone Wrong, What's Still Right?
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- **New video: Check out my 25,000 mi, 2 yr ownership update! • Our CX-30: 25k Update!...
**Correction: The engine is high compression, but Skyactiv technologies enable it to run on regular gas. Thank you to all who pointed that out.
After 10,000 miles in my 2021 Mazda CX-30, there's still a lot to love about this little CUV. Watch this video to find out what I still love about this car, and what has gone ever-so-slightly wrong in the last 7 months and 10k miles.
0:00 - Hey guys it's James!
0:59 - What's still good
2:31 - MPGs, tire wear, alignment, brakes
4:11 - Creaks, squeaks, engine vibration
5:38 - Interior wear and tear
7:08 - Exterior wear and tear
8:33 - Summing it up
9:19 - Thanks for watching!
My vehicle:
2021 Mazda CX-30 Premium AWD
2.5L, 186 hp, 186 lb-ft.
Jet Black Mica
White leather interior
Purchased on 2/28/21; now at 10100 miles.
The Mazda CX-30 competes with a wide range of CUVs like the Honda HR-V, Honda CR-V, Toyota CH-R, Toyota Corolla Cross, Nissan Rogue, Hyundai Kona, Subaru Crosstrek, Kia Seltos, Ford Escape, Chevy Trailblazer, and VW Taos.
#mazda #cx30 #mazdacx30 - Авто та транспорт
If you're a CX-30 owner, what's your ownership experience been like? Leave a comment to let me know!
Its great besides some bumpy ride and weak brakes.
But, i downgraded the pressure from 36 to 34-33 and ride has improved majorly!
Great little stylish car!
I had the same issue with the rattling noise from the front passenger vents area, I feel like it's due to the air fresheners we used, so I tried to put some sticky tac where the vents moving part are and seems like it resolved most of the nosie.
@@sfhossain I'll try to zero in on where the rattle is coming from! It is very slight, so it's hard to know where it's from.
I love my CX 30 Select AWD. Though sometimes i think i shouldve gotten the Turbo lol. Still happy with my selection
The electric cargo door is so slow 😫, but it’s a minor thing I think… until it starts to rain 😄.
I use this as my "travel" vehicle, 2020 CX-30 Preferred, 53K miles and have been absolutely blessed with performance 33-34 mpg and 95% highway miles from Upstate, NY to Boston and back every week since 9/2020. It is stable on the road, snow and rain equally controlled and honestly I will continue buying this vehicle again in the future. I have not heard any abnormal sounds after this many miles but again, they are predominantly hwy and very little stop and go city driving. The sound system rivals the HK in my Benz. I cannot say enough about the quality of this vehicle, probably the best car I have ever owned and that includes Honda, Landrover, Mercedes, BMW's. Advice: Buy one of these.
Assuming you mean the optional Bose sound system, can you have it with a spare wheel? Does the subwoofer fill the spare wheel hole?
@@khelgarironfist3301 it actually fits/bolts right over the spare .
Do you notice any vibrations when cylinder deactivation kicks in?
Love my 2020 CX30. My 2nd Mazda. Never a problem.
Have you driven a Subaru?
Just bought a 2023 CX-30 Carbon edition over the weekend and me and the wife are loving it so far.
It might not be immediately clear to everyone, but what stands out about James is the way he puts his words together, the tone of his voice and the way he takes time to explain concepts and techs like G-Vectoring Control in an earlier CX-30 video that other UA-camrs barely do. Great job!
Well spoken indeed
Just got a xc-30. 9k miles on it. I love the interior quality and car overall. Thanks for your review
The driver's side creak! I am comforted to finally know that I was not the only one.
I’ve never thought of a car as a evolving thing, but you’re so right. Great review, subbed
Great review James. Simple and clear! I've been do some research on the CX-30 2022 and this video gave me a true owner perspective. Keep up the insightful videos.
I just got a cx30 and I love it so far. I like how it handles and being a single guy, it’s the perfect little CUV for me. Not sure I’d like it as much if I had kids but for hauling groceries, it does a great job. I also really like how the drivers seat kind of has a cockpit feel with the air vents facing you and everything. Some people don’t like the infotainment is not touch screen but I love it. I always hated in my other cars when the screen would get finger printy.
I tried the cx30 and the VW Golf 8. In the Golf EVERYTHING was Touch Sensors, even the light switches and the steering wheel controls. And I hated it. In a car I want to be able to feel the Buttons so I can Focus on the road. And every Input has to be deliberate and Not Like "oh, what did I accidently Touch and Change this time?"
Best actual review of this car I've seen. Nice job and thanks.
Man, I watch a lot of review channels and your focus on value and reliability over time is a niche that needs expansion. Subscribed. Hope you get more subs and keep putting out this type of quality content.
He will, he's great.
I just bought a CX-30 Carbon that my friend helped me look at. I gotta say, I love it. Literally just got it today, and I never thought I would enjoy driving a Mazda to be honest.
Best part? I'm not a small guy, 6'1 and a large framed man. And I had plenty of room. I was a Honda guy before, but I gotta go with Mazda now.
Thank you James, there's no other long-term review quite like yours on the CX-30. I would really appreciate another update in how it fared for you since this video.
Thanks for the kind words, Charles. I'll be making one soon as we approach 25k!
Thanks James! This was interesting and You have a great personality too. I’ll keep watching more of your videos. I’m subscribed. Glad you love your CX-30! It’s cool! I have the parchment leather in my CX-5 like you do and I agree that it’s held up well.
Awesome review James. We bought a new CX-30 Premium AWD in gunmetal gray back in June. It now has 3200 miles on the odometer and we're just as smitten with it today as on the test drive. Definitely a really nice CUV. I subscribed to your channel bud. Definitely love your approach.
Thanks for your kind words, David. Keep enjoying your new Mazda!!
Helpful video! I’m one month and 1,300 miles in on my CX-30 turbo and loving it so far. It’s interesting to hear about some of the creaks and rattles you’ve experienced. I’m very averse to rattles etc. in cars, which played a huge role in my decision to trade in my prior Subaru for the Mazda. The Crosstrek seemed to develop a new rattle each time I drove it, while the CX-30’s ride is very controlled and solid. Hoping it stays that way.
I’m on my 5 Mazda now, but only on my 1st new on that I leased in June of this year. It’s a CX-5 Grand Touring. My parents usually pass down their Mazda’s to me and get new ones that they also lease. Anyway, mine have all been 4-cylinders and I haven’t had any rattles or squeaks that I can recall. They stay tight for a long time and don’t tend to use oil. I have some small complaints with my new CX-5 and those are, I find the seats to be a little hard, beautiful and the leather is great, but not near as soft as Nissan or Volkswagens as of late. Mazda didn’t put a light in my glove box which is new to me but trivial because the overhead map lights are more than enough to illuminate that area at night. Also, it would be nice if both stalks on the steering wheel were backlit so that I can see where the wiper mode is set or which headlight settings are selected so I can easily glance and turn the knob toward me or away from me based on my desired setting. Hyundai does a good job with this. when the interior of a vehicle is dark at night it takes too long to find the correct setting unless I leave the headlights on AUTO which is not always where I need them to be set. The same thing applies with the windshield wipers. As James noted, the clear lens over the gauge cluster is soft plastic and scratched when you wipe the dust off. I’ve learned to use a clean, wet micro fiber cloth with light pressure. Also, I wish the brakes would bite and stop the car much more aggressively like the new Volkswagens that I have driven. I hand wash my CX-5 and don’t ever run it through the automatic car washes. I only have 5,000 miles on this crossover now. I drove the CX-30 turbo with AWD and it put a smile on my face and I would have loved to have it but I do travel sometimes and I feared the the cargo capacity might come up short. My CX-5, all of them, are still made in Japan and I can certainly feel it and I appreciate it: but I wouldn’t still buy Mazda’s even if they are all built in Mexico where I believe assembly meets excellent standards.
Throughly enjoyed this review, tested with a different mindset, enjoyed it, subscribed, says it all😊
dude liked your video im actually checking out this cx 30 this past few weeks and you answered the questions in my mind 👏👏👏
Thanks so much for your VALUABLE information!! You just talked me into buying a 2024 model ! I’ve been going back and forth between this car and a bigger SUV , but now my mind is made up ❤
I'm from Taiwan and I also own the CX-30 about half a year. It's really a nice car and I love it. Thanks for sharing :)
I’m buying cx30, it’s my first car. Thank you for this review!!
I started selling Mazda in June. There are four Mazda’s in my driveway now. Cx-9, Cx-30 and two Mazda3. I love ‘em. I refer to my CX-30 as beauty in simplicity. It’s gorgeous and fun to drive.
Andrew Tovaas is there a difference in the quietness of the cabins among the three types of Mazda?
Well too much cladding but 3s are wicked with the C pillars
need help as you selling Mazda , do you think Gx-5 in better than CX-30 e20 . I need to decide by Monday
Thanks
@@mahinnoroozi3573 I LOVE my 30. But as I get older I wonder how hard it will be to get into and out of it. I feel like my CX30 drives better than the CX5, but the 5 is way more comfortable on longer rides. I ski, and enjoy getting to the mountains, but at the end of the day… I wish I had more room to stretch.
@@vm6674 sorry I didn’t see this… but yes. The smaller cars have more road noise, but at higher trims you get more insulation and sound dampening.
Mazda!! My 2019 CX-3 just hit 100k miles! I haven’t had to do anything other than regular maintenance that being fluids only! Brakes still 50% and it’s running like it was day 1 if not better now it’s broken in!!
Gawd you are personable, very impressive. Great overview and from an owner who has actually owned one of these.... priceless. We currently own a Civic, looking at a Corolla Hatchback XSE.
Good job on the video ,James; we appreciate it! :-)🎉
I just bought one last month and appreciate hearing your take on it after 10,000 miles. I had a Honda CRV and wanted something a little smaller. I love the car so far.
@mrsfranny20 I love it. The only thing I’m noticing that’s a bit of a problem is the visibility out the side windows. Between the angle of the side mirrors and the strut between the front and side window I have a blind spot there. But it's peppy and fun to drive. There's a lot less space inside.
CR-V is a MUCH smoother ride, so if you like that then don't get the CX-30. It's anything but a smooth ride.
Ya, I love your channel. Keep doing this. Extremely palatable.
Thanks James for an honest review of your CX-30. Its on the top of my list for possible replacement for my standard features only 2015 Camry LE. I "subscribed" for future updates on your CX-30 and other reviews because of your honest no nonsense style. I'm shopping CX30 vs. RAV4, Corolla Cross. Maybe consider Kia Seltos (2.0L eng only) to replace current car. I've only test drive a few turbo models in the past. The turbo lag even 1-2 seconds drives me nuts. I'd rather get a bigger 4cyl as Mazda does w/ fewer mpg than deal with the lag from a smaller turbo. Keep up the good work.
Great review! Very good editing. I am sure you will get tons of subscribers over time. Subbed!
Appreciate your honest reviews!
I appreciate you watching and supporting the channel!
Awesome update on your sweet CX-30. I had 2 ‘17 Mazda 6 GT and I loved the Mazda brand even more after them. Im currently interested in a CX-30 because I can never see myself betray a brand I love lol. Also this would be my first SUV. My cousin is gonna set me up to test drive a ‘22 premium. Moved to Puerto Rico this yr and maybe owning a sweet CX-30 driving here sightseeing would be EPIC!!! 👍🏽
About the scratching on the instrument cluster plastic cover. There is a factory TSB service bulletin out regarding that. So you should check with your dealer about having that piece of plastic replaced. Letting them know there's a TSB on that.
Also, for cleaning that in the future I would suggest getting an E-cloth to use for the cleaning They really do work great and you only need water in conjunction with it.
The rattle that you mentioned coming from the passenger side dash area Is something that I have seen mentioned on CX-30 forums and other places. I don't believe that anyone including the dealership has been able to figure out exactly where that rattle is coming from.
I just bought mine on April 1st 2024 so I'm glad to hear that yours is still holding up quite well. Thanks for posting this video I appreciate it
Fun fact for all stick shift enthusiasts in the US: the manual Transmission in the cx30 is so amazing it convinced my lazy ass NOT to transition to automatic which I absolutely planner for my new car. It just feels so crisp and direct with short stick travel.
Thank you for your feedback and info
I have owned 5 Mazda vehicle and still drive two of them. Love the look, ride and quality of these cars.
Same here, 5 of the Mazda’s.
I’ve got a 2021 Mazda 6 Carbon Edition. She’s the best I ever had
@@mrmlavoie SO SAD they are stopping the Mazda 6. I have a 2019 Mazda 3 premium hatch back with the manual transmission in soul red crystal. I also have a 2016 CX9. I wish they made a Mazda 6 station wagon available in the USA. Not everyone wants a garage full of SUV's. I have had 3 MX5 Miatas and I have been hankering for another one. Soft top grand touring manual trans of course. Your 2021 Mazda 6 carbon edition is a great vehicle. Vision Coupe would answer my prayers !!
It really is! What’s not to like. I’m hoping for a 2023 rear wheel drive in line 6 still. Otherwise maybe the Mx 30 or buy out my lease. My car is so tossable!
Such a good video! Thanks for the content! I wish the MPG was a little bit better, besides that I really like this car. I’m still think about what car to buy, I will get one probably in the next 3 to 4 months. So I have been watching a tone of reviews LOL
Love this review and I loved driving this!
Thank you for doing this video. I just purchased one last week.I had a 2019 Mazda CX-3 loved it but I buy a new about every two to three years so hopefully it holds up
Those are reliable crossovers from everything I’ve seen out of my sisters.
The plastic on the gauge cluster is a known issue with cx30 and M3 owners, it scratches if you breathe on it, really soft and mazda cheaped out on this
Currenttly deciding whether to buy this car. Thank you for a genuinely helpful video!!
Great honest review.
Thanks for unbiased review.
Looking at this car for my daughter who will be going from a VW GTI turbo...thanks for sharing your experiences/info!
got our cx-30 yesterday. love it
Congrats!! Enjoy it
I had the CX30 as a service vehicle and fell in love it. I was looking into the 2.5 turbo model and then I heard that 3 new models will be making their debut soon. The CX50, CX70 and the CX90. I'm gonna hold off til then
That makes sense. The CX-50 in particular seems really compelling to me - the CX-5 is already a great car, and if they premium-ify it up a bit to turn it into the CX-50, that would be a winner in my book.
Do you know if it's going to be bigger than cx5? I loved the vehicle but the cramped up back seats were a deal breaker
@@JamesPlaysWithCars the CX50 appears to be aimed at a different audience than the CX5. It continues a lot of mazda design language but it doesn't appear on specs to be aimed at being a more premium 5. I'm wagering the CX70 will actually be more of a replacement for the CX5 and the CX90 will grow accordingly to be a more comfortable 3 row closer in size to large SUV's vs midsize. The CX70 will be larger, but probably a little smaller than the CX9 in length and make for a better small to midsize for the US in comparison to the CX5.
@@JamesPlaysWithCars But these models are way more expensive,so really can't compare..
I'm glad I went with 2022 cx9. It's made in japan and I have zero issue with it
I just upgraded from my Mazda 3 to a CX-30 and I'm totally looking forward to drive the new car!
Owner of a non turbo '21 CX 30 for the last year and a half. I enjoy the CX 30 every time I drive it. Occasionally use the sequential gearbox when I feel racy, along with the sport mode. Mostly I'm in automatic and normal driving mode which equals a smooth, pleasant ride with more than adequate power. The interior/exterior of the CX 30 is beautiful and well made. Some down sides, if you feel they are, are small interior and blind spots. To each their own, I don't mind those issues at all. The CX 5 is larger, but again to me, larger isn't always better as the smaller CX 30 feels personal to me. No touch screen, again to me, is no big deal. The rotary dial for functions is just fine. Very safe car with lots of safety features available. Would I buy another CX 30? Absolutely! Mazda makes quality vehicles and my local dealer has been very good with any service needs to include accessories.
Mazdas use a torque converter automatic and not a sequential gearbox, but I do pretend I'm like an F1 driver flicking the paddles
Do you notice any vibrations when cylinder deactivation kicks in?
Good to hear your thoughts on yours. I also have a 2021 CX30 that I bought at the end of July, though mine is the Preferred. I still love it. My only complaint is call sound quality at times (one time as the driver on the highway and the other times have been the call recipient when my boyfriend is out driving, particularly if the fan is running or if a window or the sunroof is open). Having had brand new Infinitis for my last three cars, I got spoiled with that I guess, but other than that I've been really pleased with this car.
I have the CX30 Select too! Navy blue .....I LOVE IT. And im at the 9,200 mile mark
Nice video, you made me subscribe and I happen to love CX-30.
Thanks for this review. I have been thinking of trying out a Mazda vehicle.
A side from the review of a turbo, this review can pretty much be labeled as “Mazda 3 Turbo Sedan 10,000 mile/7month Review.” Especially the development of rattles and creeks in the dash/doors. Great review.
My 2022 premium trimmed CX-30 has just gone over 10,000 miles. I’m glad to know that all the creeks that I’m getting are not just my car. I have black leather seats and the very dark blue color for the exterior (I forget the actual color). Barely any scratches at all. Other than the creeks on the inside when I’m going over somewhat rough roads, it’s doing fantastic. I usually am able to deafen the sounds of the creeks with my music anyways.
Why I love my Mazda CX5. It is reliable, offers many features and less expensive than other vehicles out there. I recently walked to a Mazda dealer looking for a vehicle for my daughter , Mazda CX30 S.
Getting a 23 plate in march already been paid for
Your review was great! I'm getting a CX-30 but because of the chip shortage I'll have to wait until late December to get it in my color combination. You just heightened my anticipation!
Enjoy your CX-30 when it comes, Kelsey! I'm excited for you
Just ordered mine couple of days ago to Ukraine. Cars are built in Japan, will have to wait until March-April unfortunately, would be happy to hear about December from the dealer, hehe
@@pavlo2692 I'm in Canada so it's built in Mexico. I'll have to see when it gets here to stack it up to one built in Japan. I'll let ya know... Lol
Are you getting a 21 or 22?
@@JOHNNYJ39 Bad news: Mazda Canada cancelled my order. It was supposed to be a '21. Guess I'll just have to wait for the '22s to be announced here.
I'm thinking about getting one but still hesitant. It looks classy and sporty. Thank you for the heads up.
James, I had the same door creak that you describe in the video. It took me a while to figure it out, but the door latch was the issue. There is no adjustment for the strike, but a little lube on the latch where it grabs the strike bar quieted the door.
At 10k on my 2020 Select Cx-30. The only thing I could add is that on the Select model the center counsel is a matte black it does not show scratches or wear in tear like the slightly shinier almost piano black that you have. This might be a great upgrade that you could purchase at the dealer and replace yourself. Your experience so far basically mirrored mine with the only exception that I don’t quite have as many squeaks and rattles noises in the cabin when the radios off. Mazda is really building exceptional vehicles right now, I feel it’s only a matter of time before their sales numbers start shooting up. Thank you for the content James!
Thanks for the tip, Azspeedin! If the scratches eventually get really bad I may indeed make the switch
If Mazda will build out their dealer network that will drastically help them increase sales in the decades to come.
Currently driving 15 mazda 3 and 7 years in. The car still fun to drive and it's a tank taking hits from unlicensed/uninsured drivers. Cx30 is on my radar but I hope they remove all the plastics cladding by the wheel well
liked and subscribed just because you post the tire tread depth info.
Great review ~ Thank you !!!
Front tires wears out faster because the of the weight plus it drives the car at 60% and the rear at 40%. Thread wear can be evened out by regular tire rotation. Great post Sir, as I am on the market for a new car as a replacement for my 2012 Honda Fit with 128k on it.
I just got a 2023 CX30 a month ago. I like it, but I’m really bummed about the gas mileage and the sound system. Both are pretty bad. I had a VW Tiguan before this and it way out performed the CX 30 on gas and sound system. I wouldn’t purchase again but I’m grateful to have a safe, paid for car. I’ll enjoy it while I have it.
Hi James, thank you for that video. I 'm from Paris France and I am thinking about moving from a Mini Cooper to a CX-30
It looks great!
I've only had CX30s as rentals, but they are up there with Ford Edges as the cars I hope I see greeting me in the Hertz lot. I like the value a Select trim provides and they feel small car nimble and very well appointed for the price. Even the more "seasoned" ones still feel good to drive.
So true. As someone who spends roughly 200 days a year traveling, it’s a good trip when I got a Ford Edge as a rental. I’m amazed how solid and quiet it is. I’ve not been so fortunate to get a CX30 as a rental yet. My company uses direct billing and Enterprise often cheaps out on me and gives me the smallest and least desirable suvs available. Such as a Ford Ecosport and the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport.
Rattles and creaks after just 7 months and 10k, heck it’s just barely broken in! Also, your past due for a tire rotation, that would mitigate the difference in wear from front to rear.
4500 miles in on my CX-30 and I'm absolutely loving it! Only just keep wishing from time to time I spent a bit more for that Bose sound system in the premium lol!
Awesome! Here's to MANY more happy miles
Thank you James I just got mine a few days ago my lexus nx 300 lease was up and went to my dealer for a new one but no lexus 350 for 2 months and someone told me to check out the mazda cx30 went to a mazda dealer and test drove it and I was hooked and at a fraction of the price of the lexus i am impressed and loving it so far.
Great presentation
2020 preferred awd w/ 33K. Great car for the price. Dealer had to replace "temp control valve" (we used to call a thermostat). No other issues, no tell-tale noises. But the gauge cover, YEESH. We did have to replace two tires due to the "damn roads" in MI, and they ain't cheap!
Do you notice any vibrations when cylinder deactivation kicks in?
@@vladyslavbasov5447 This 2.5 non turbo doesn't have it. Or I wouldn't have bought it!
If you like that adrenalin rush acceleration effect, the turbo CX30 will blow your mind.
Aging already at 10,000 miles doesn't give me a reassuring feeling about buying the cx30
Great review sir. I have the 2021 cx30 preferred and it's a love/hate relationship but i think it's because of the color (snowflake white) it makes the cladding stand out too much. If you can get the machine gray or red soul. Happy holidays y'all.
so awesome that you still like it, well at least when you first made this video. i own a mazda 3 turbo 2021. its black as well, difference being the interior is also black. its good but i think it might be a boring choice. if i knew the white was going to be durable, i think i would have chosen that. though i think the turbo only has the red as the other option. anyway, great great video, interesting and concise the whole way through.
Thanks for your video brother, I am getting one too
Thanks for your review!! 🎉 it has helped with my final decision: I’m about to get a black 2023 CX-30 but I was unsure if I should be paying extra $1,000 for the ceramic coating 😅🙏🏻 well seems I do have to
Iam using this car , iam a beginner, Mazda gave me everything with a pretty good price , very easy to drive with the amenities
Just got my new car which is the exact same except in blue. I love it so much. It’s such a good value
Numerous squeaks/rattles drive me nuts and I don't find it acceptable in what is essentially a very new car. I currently own a 2007 GMC Canyon truck with 118k miles and it literally has no squeaks/rattles, even over broken pavement. I've owned other much higher-mile vehicles that too were free of squeaks/rattles.
I have the exact same car in red, and I have a little over 21k miles on it now. I love love it and its such a joy to drive. the 2 things that happened over the past 21k miles
1. the fuel gauge at one point was a bit faulty, and the software estimating how many miles are left was off with its estimation. Again that was a while ago and somehow it resolved on its own
2. True, it doesn't require premium fuel, but I really find that the engine drives smoother and is more responsive when using gas containing no ethanol. Also I found with this type of gas I get a better mileage. In general my mileage was anywhere between 26-28 miles per gal with ethanol containing gas, last 2 tank fills with ethanol free premium gas and driving mainly city roads I got a bit over 30 MPG. Again some might not see it worth getting that extra few MPG when weighing in the price difference between different kinds of gas, but this is what I found out.
Not many modern cars have a 13:1 compression ratio, so it actually is high compression, but Mazda actually recommends regular, though, in Europe some of the engines are 14:1 so they need to use higher octane fuel.
Mazda's technical presentation shown that they added a very sensitive knock sensor near the spark plugs, so the engine computer can respond very quickly to prevent pre-ignition detonation.
This car is fantastic.
I test drove one of these today was 2021 premium model certified with only 5000 miles the interior looked terrible scratches all over the place, the gauge cluster was scratched bad the outside looks great but the inside looked like it was 5 years old. The leather on the driver seat was creased bad too. My Toyota is a 2020 and has 14kmiles and looks 10x better.
i like the back end of these things
This *is* a high compression engine, it's just been designed to run on 87 octane.
I had A CX 30 as a rental for two weeks while my car was in the Bodyshop. Overall, I enjoyed it with the exception of the non-touch screen infotainment and the super small gas tank. Nobody likes having to pull into the gas station all the time.
All the time?
@@richardmichael59 I certainly don't like pulling into the gas station every four days. The CX 50 or Rav $ Hybrid are better values.
The Cx-30 has a 13.5 gal gas tank vs the 16.5gal with the Mazda6
I rented a 2021 one of these and would get 280 to 300 Miles out of a tank. Wasn’t bad at all
Got my car at the end of December 1921 and I have 6888 miles up to you I think I’ll be passing you pretty soon I love it so far and love your channel… I hv the preferred but lovvvvveeeee it tooo. The sound is amazing on the premium sound but not the Bose u guess but what brand is it ?
I bought a 2022 CX30 Turbo last Feb 2022 and today turned 20,132 miles. The only issue I've had is a dead battery which was repalced by Mazda. I keep my oil change every 3,000 miles and I have had no issues with the turbo.
Changing oil before 5K miles is money wasted
I don’t have a Cx-30 but I do have a 2018 Mazda6 signature. Red exterior with black interior. I couldn’t agree more with how simple and elegant the interiors are in the Mazda’s! Mine is close to 30k and so far only maintenance I’ve done was synthetic oil changes every 5k miles and replace the windshield wipers. My only complaint about the car is that the paint is sort of thin so rock chips are noticeable and that the brakes do squeak at the beginning but go away after driving the car. I would recommend ceramic coating the car to protect the paint. Love my Mazda and I wouldn’t trade it for anything besides the new upcoming Mazda6 in the future of 2023!
Upcoming RWD Mazda6 for the win! I am super excited for that car too.
Best video ever
our new 2021 cx30 driver door also creaks figure they need thicker weather stripping
I’ve had 2 Mazda 3’s in the past and loved them. I just wanted more performance. I heard the design boss say that it would be irresponsible to remake the mazdaspeed 3 again so I bought a GTI.
Own my 2nd CX5 GT. Great car.
Updated-Agree about clutter on the dash. The Mazdas are anti-clutter. At the end of the day, it comes down to the driving experience. I could list all of the nuisances, but suggest the reader watch other videos that break down features. Mazda engineers have designed/built great cars that use all of the latest technology without distracting the driver with constant reminders that they are there. In all types of NY weather, I’m comfortable, safe, happy, and getting great mpg (29 average/mixed). BTW- I had an interior rattling going on. It ended up being my sunglasses in the above compartment between the interior light switches. 😂 Newest model is even more quiet with additional seat support😊. What would I change- potentially next purchase I’d go for the turbo with a little extra power. Not a dealbreaker though. Standard power is more than adequate.
Excellent review!!
Hey porter if your cx 5 gt happened to be a 2017, ill buy it off you with of course respectable miles not "highway miles"
ive got 14k+ on mine, still love it.
just, my family grew by one unexpectedly and its a lil cramped for the 3 of us...😁
And yes i do love my cx30. However i wonder if i should've gone for the hatchback. Does anyone have the same thought?
I have the same car and I love it
You’ve just explained almost the exact wearing issues I have experienced after over two years and just under 10k miles use - the speed dials cheap plastic cover really is the most disappointing part for me and does require a redesign imo. Now to the good points, mine is a UK spec 2.0ltr skyactiv x which returns mid 40’s mpg on average - excellent. As a daily driver use it is sublimely smooth and fun to drive with excellent and assured balance on all road conditions. The rest of the interior and leather are beautifully designed. The exterior design is also minimalist and wonderfully sculptured beating most other vehicles in the good looking category. I love this car!
How did you get scratches on your gauge cluster? Im not doubting you guys when you say it could use better materials it just seems really weird to me that something that you're normally not touching gets scratched. Is it so soft that it will get scratches when you're wiping it down during cleaning for example? Im asking because im currently in the market for a new car and a cx30 seems like my current top choice for what I'm looking for.
@@rays5163 that’s exactly it. It occasionally requires the dust build up to be wiped off and no matter how soft your duster is, it’s the dust which causes the scratches on the cheap plastic! However, I just noticed the other day by accident what exacerbates this problem for the driver. It is the angle the plastic cover faces the driver. This needs to change. If I look at the dials from a different angle to my normal driving position, the scratches disappear!
Good luck with choosing your CX-30, you will find it to be a pleasure to drive I’m sure.
@@harryrammer thanks, i'll try to keep that in mind