People Say I’m Full of Crap About Mazdas, Well Watch This

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There's a reason why Mazda came out of nowhere and became #1 in predicted reliability for two years in a row. Their build quality has massively improved ever since they broke ties with Ford in 2012. Mazda's suspension tuning and attention to detail are second to none in this price range.

Also, Mazda is the only brand that has a distinctive, attractive style. It's one of very few mainstream cars today that you can recognize without looking for the logo.

I drove the heck out of my tricked-out Miata for many years with no problems at all. Traded it in for a CX-5 and now, six years later, still no problems at all. And, despite driving mostly twisty, curvy up and down mountain roads, I get 30 mpg. Both my Mazdas have proven to be amazing cars at bargain prices compared to other brands.

6 years on my Mazda 3 with zero issues. My favourite car I’ve owned

Thanks to you and this community, I purchased my first non-turbo, 2.5 liter Mazda CX-5! Thank you for helping me take the leap from Honda to this manufacturer. I’ve learned so much from you and this community. Merry Christmas and Happy 2023! 🎉

I am 14, my dad got a new cx 8 as an upgrade from a toyota camry 2008. it feels like im sitting in a bmw and the leather is so nice and its super good feeling sitting inside of it

As a 20 year Toyota operator, I thought I would be Toyota were the cars for me. Well Mazda stepped it up and probably my next new vehicle.

i got a 2006 Mazda 3s non turbo 4cyl 4dr sedan with 334k miles and still going strong .good power. butter smooth shifts and no burning oil

My first mazda was a 2015 3 hatchback. I drove it 140k miles in 7 years. I NEVER had a single issue. I traded in for a 2022 3 hatchback. They have come leaps and bounds from 2015, and they were great cars then. As long as Mazda keeps moving in the direction they are, I’ll be an owner forever.

I have a 2014 Mazda3 touring with 221,000 miles. Only mechanical breakdown was the alternator at 170,000 miles. Still runs fantastic!

We have had 3 Mazda CX-5's.. 2013, 2017, and now 2021.. Zero problems with all 3 ! Most fun to drive SUV we could find !

I have a 2001 mazda protege manuel transmission with 330,000 miles on it. Owned since 2007. Love this car. Gets me through thick and thin. Can't seem to want to get rid of it.

I have a 2013 Mazda CX-5 with 186000 still runs like a champ.

I bought my 2017 CX-3 with all-wheel-drive new and I've loved it ever since. It held it's own against Wisconsin winters and the maintenance I am capable of doing is really easy. I especially love that Mazda doesn't force you to remove the entire bottom plastic cover to change the oil.

when i was a teen my dad purchased a new mazda 929 sedan. when it had rolled 500.000 km the mazda retailer asked to borrow it for their jubilee to show how good the cars were... it went over 600.000 km before he got a new one. it only had regular services and all the normal stuff that gets worn down by time.. but he never had any problems with the engine or any big repairs .... that was an awesome car... .

After doing a lot of research and test driving every mid to large car available (and I mean every car some 3 times over 6 months) we settled on a new 2020 Mazda CX9, a car I thought I would never own but compared to what was out there it was the best bang for the buck and had the best reviews period, with every technological and safety feature available 40% cheaper than comparable cars it was a no brainer.

I have a 2018 Mazda 6 with a manual. I can squeeze out 42-44mpg at 70mph. I also read that the engineers kept the coolant passages away from the intake valves to prevent carbon buildup on these DI engines.

Glad to see some mazda love! I bought my first mazda not long ago. It's a 17 mazda 6 grand touring and it's been a great car! Handles well and looks fantastic and comfortable! My mother inlaws 16 camry handles like a boat compared to the mazda. I added a stainless racing beat exhaust system and an MV tuning rear diffuser, looks so nice!!!! Hope you had a merry Christmas Scotty! All the best in 23'! My mom has a 99 miata with a 5 speed manual, has 70k miles, great lil car! She had a early 90's miata also with a 5 speed manual and kt to was a great lil car, when traded in it still looked nearly new!! Only issue for me is they're small, I'm 6'2 and when I sit in my moms 99 miata I'm looking at the top of the windshield frame, need 2 duck dwn to see...lmao!! One great thing about my mazda 6 is it doesn't use any oil, my previous 2008 honda accord coupe would use 1 to 2 qts between changes and had only 110k miles on it. It was a 5 speed stick and was fun 2 drive and handled well, just used oil which is a known problem with that particular engine and honda claims it's normal 🤔...ahh no it's not!!!! Rock on Scotty!!!

Wife has a 2015 CX-5 Grand Touring. No issues whatsoever with it. Great car. Had a 2004 Mazda 6 V6. Went over 200k miles before selling it. Would not hesitate to buy a Mazda again.