Got my Mazda recently. Manufactured December 2022. Issued in February 2023. It has 6000 km on the clock now. Defects: Blind spot alert doesn't woork and the car doesn't even show an error code. Right blinkers malfunction, here I get error codes every time I put them on. They don't pulsate but blink very fast. The transmission makes grinding noises in first gear... normal? Fit and finish in some parts of the vehicle need refining: the inner roof, the lack of leather in the inner door handle, side support of the seats, carpet covering, suspension too bouncy... Anyone else have this problems? How does Mazda react?
The worst lane centering system I've ever experienced. On a highway it does nothing, when you're almost on the line it starts screaming, noise giving you heart attack and then rough steering wheel reaction with sharp move. Learn from Kia, Lexus, Volvo how to smoothly stay in the middle by small corrections all the time instead of sharp moves in last moment
Not how my CX 30 2023 works, when you enable it, as long as it has at least one well defined line, it keeps you on the center and steers for you on curves, you still have to keep your hands on the wheel, but it does the rest for you, the one you're mentioning is lane departure alert, this only works when the cruise traffic support is not enabled, it tries to move you back to your lane
@@mathewperryfan then maybe Mazda dealers should give better cars for test drives because after such experience (and you said Mazda can do better) I chose a competitor in the end
This system works ok until it rains and then the radar system fails completely. The car is 2024 build and less than 2000 miles done. Not ideal when the system fails when it gets wet, agree with other point about arm rests. You use them for a drive and the don’t reshape, so you leave major elbow dent in the padding 😮
I'm going to sell my CX-60 nd buy another brand... cruise control with lane keep system must be the worst on the market. they say improve the drive but it destroys the drive completely. the only brand where you fight the cruise control system continuously.
Will future models have lane centering assistance at highway speeds?
Ok; MRCC button to turn on. It then drives at the current speed?
is it the same for CX 30?
yep
I want it
Got my Mazda recently. Manufactured December 2022. Issued in February 2023. It has 6000 km on the clock now. Defects:
Blind spot alert doesn't woork and the car doesn't even show an error code.
Right blinkers malfunction, here I get error codes every time I put them on. They don't pulsate but blink very fast.
The transmission makes grinding noises in first gear... normal?
Fit and finish in some parts of the vehicle need refining: the inner roof, the lack of leather in the inner door handle, side support of the seats, carpet covering, suspension too bouncy...
Anyone else have this problems? How does Mazda react?
Hello. Please contact your local dealer and customer service so they can look into all these strange anomalies and help you. Thank you.
The worst lane centering system I've ever experienced. On a highway it does nothing, when you're almost on the line it starts screaming, noise giving you heart attack and then rough steering wheel reaction with sharp move. Learn from Kia, Lexus, Volvo how to smoothly stay in the middle by small corrections all the time instead of sharp moves in last moment
Lane departure and traffic jam assist isn't the same.
Not how my CX 30 2023 works, when you enable it, as long as it has at least one well defined line, it keeps you on the center and steers for you on curves, you still have to keep your hands on the wheel, but it does the rest for you, the one you're mentioning is lane departure alert, this only works when the cruise traffic support is not enabled, it tries to move you back to your lane
@@mathewperryfan then maybe Mazda dealers should give better cars for test drives because after such experience (and you said Mazda can do better) I chose a competitor in the end
almost getting hit on the back because the car slowdown suddenly on the curve with a truck on my right.
mazda lane centering assist is worst system on the market. toyota and hyundai has best lane centreing assist on the market. mazda long way to go.
This system works ok until it rains and then the radar system fails completely. The car is 2024 build and less than 2000 miles done. Not ideal when the system fails when it gets wet, agree with other point about arm rests. You use them for a drive and the don’t reshape, so you leave major elbow dent in the padding 😮
I'm going to sell my CX-60 nd buy another brand... cruise control with lane keep system must be the worst on the market. they say improve the drive but it destroys the drive completely. the only brand where you fight the cruise control system continuously.