Used 2020 Mazda CX-30 Consumer Reviews
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Just wow! Premium package is luxury!
We were in two minds whether to trade-up our existing crosstrek 2013 to 2020 or trade-in with the Mazda CX-30. After test driving both of them, we were convinced it had to be Mazda CX-30. - memory seats (saves the hassle as two people use the car) - speed display on the front glass (Very cool as it helps to keep a check on overspending, without being distracted) - Bose speakers (sound quality is really good) - 3yrs free remote start via app (it is very convenient as can start the car while leaving from the apartment, and by the time we walk and reach the apt.,) - rain sensing wipers - power moonroof - power rear gate (makes grocery shopping a breeze) And most importantly very quiet on the inside and we agreed it felt much more fun to drive than a crosstrek! So far been a week, and we are love with the car and the features!
Love this SUV
The CX30 is a nicely appointed midsize SUV. It has every bell and whistle. The seats are incredibly comfortable with 2 memory settings. It gets great gas mileage. The only drawbacks are a blind spot on both sides. However there are blindsided warning sounds. On both sides and an indicator sound when you veer from your lane. Advanced braking systems are excellent and can stop the car at a set distance which is a good safety point. The rear window view is partially blocked by the tall back seat but not enough to be a real issue. It is difficult to locate all the functions without help from the dealer and the optional Navigation System is nice but having to manually enter the location address is time consuming and a bit frustrating. Other than those few minor issues, this SUV is a good buy for the cost, loaded with accessories without being cost prohibitive like Ford, Honda, and Toyota, is fuel efficient, and it is very comfortable to drive. This is my first Mazda after three Hyundai cars. I highly recommend the Mazda over all of the Hyundai models I have owned. If you're looking for an SUV and you don't want a huge behemoth, this is the car to buy.
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- Select 4dr SUVMSRP: $21,59096 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $16,915In-stock online
- Preferred 4dr SUVMSRP: $22,998In-stock online
Perfect dimensions.. Luxury feel.. Smooth ride..
Just go for it if you have compact parking space. This is a drivers car. Everything is centered around the driver. If you are a short person, this is the car for you.
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Better than the CX-3!
I took a new 2020 Mazda CX-30 with preferred package for a test drive. I own a 2016 Mazda CX-3. First thing I noticed was a super quiet ride. Secondly, I felt like I was in a expensive luxury car! The only thing I would change about this car is the engine. The new CX-30 needs the Skyactiv-X or a turbo to make it a perfect little SUV!
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Has its perks but also a few bad features..
I got the premium package for this vehicle, I LOVE the sound system, moonroof, and the speed limit projection on the windshield. However, my car does not have 2,000 miles on it yet and it’s been to the dealer TWICE! 2 recalls (ok that’s fine) but I’ve had my check engine light come on, low oil pressure light, and a vehicle system malfunction light. The first time I took it to the dealer they told me they fixed the sensor issue and checked my engine, oil, etc. everything was fine. 2 weeks later I’m halfway driving down to the shore and the same 3 lights come on again. Mazda told Me they had fixed it but apparently not, very frustrating. Other than that, drives super nice! If you’re looking for a more roomy car, this car is not the one for you, try the CX-5 or CX-9!
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I love my CX 30
I had seen several commercials for the new CX30 so I decided to check it out among other small SUVs I was considering. It was by far the prettiest, sleekest, nicest interior and most comfortable drive of the cars I considered in this price category. I ended up leasing a fully loaded model for the same price as a mid range because it was on the lot rather than ordering. I love it more each day.
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We Are Extremely Happy With This Car
We looked at the small GM SUVs. We looked at Escape. We looked at Tucson. I rented a Renegade. My mom has a Kona. The CX-30 Preferred is everything we wanted in a small Crossover/SUV. We were looking for a certain size (one notch above sub compact) and the CX-30 is perfect for us. We love how quiet and solid it is. It rides and handles like a much more expensive car. We love the interior. The CX-30 certainly is not a race car but it has more power than most small SUVs. I agree that most of the engines power is in the upper RPM range but we are fine with that and the transmission's "Sport Mode" certainly makes the car feel quicker. The engine is smooth and certainly does not mind being revved up. The back seat is a touch small but we knew that going in. We will probably only ever have grand kids in the back seat. This is a GREAT car and we highly recommend it.
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Great value
The look and the feel of this car is what I fell in love with. The price tag wasn’t bad considering everything you get. This is the first Mazda I have ever driven and I absolutely love it! Quality and value is what I have received and I am very happy.
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Mazda CX30
LOVE this SUV... Mazda hit the mark on this one. The only thing I think is missing is a Turbo other than that I have not found anything, I do not like they did one darn good job. I may keep this one forever.
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3 months and 5,000 miles for this CX-30 Premium
I traded my Mazda3 in for the CX-30 and I am so glad I did! Love the handling, look, luxury, MPG, and handling. The only negative I had, was it was sluggish from a stop. But, I just click “sport mode” when I need it and it works great. I have purchased Honda’s for the past 30 years, and the quality of Honda does not compare to Mazda. Also, Mazda’s service makes you feel appreciated, Honda did not.
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2020 Mazda CX-30 Replaced 2019 Subaru Impreza
Well, here I am again writing a review less than 2 years later. I bought the CX-30 Premium because the Subaru Impreza was unreliable. So far, after 4 weeks and 1,005 miles, I am enjoying the Mazda. I saw it had a recall and the dealer checked it BEFORE I drove it off the lot. It had one glitch with a GPS antenna, which the dealer promptly ordered and fixed. I did, however, buy a true bumper -to- bumper extended warranty on this vehicle as I have never owned a Mazda. I will give this vehicle 5 Stars at this point in time! Love the interior, handling, and technology!
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If you want a good SUV...
I think that, when customers are shopping for a new SUV, this model from Mazda should be on your list. It's loaded with a lot of cool features. When I took it for a test drive, I was impressed with the features that it had, for a reasonable price. Just take it for a test drive-you'll be impressed as I was with the 2020 Mazda CX-30.
CX-30 Preferred in Silver - top notch
After driving a 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SE for about five years it was time to look for something new. The CX-30 not only caught my eye, but the initial reviews were stellar. After test driving a couple CX-30's my wife and I decided this was the one. What do I like besides the exterior styling? The interior design is the best I've seen, clean and functional. The engine is more than sufficient for this size vehicle and the ride feel is superb. The cabin is quiet, except for when I want to crank up the Bose sound system (which is great btw). After three weeks we have no regrets on this decision to go with the CX-30.
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Class leading compact SUV
Still happy to drive this car. Everything about this car, except for the plastic cladding, is premium. Interior design is minimalistic yet refined. Exterior design exudes an element of motion. The driving dynamics is truly of Mazda's DNA. And with the 2021 Turbocharged engine, I wished I could own this one. But happy to bought the 2020 model. 2021 might just make the CX 30 "zoom" past the competition
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Should be any color you want so long as its Red
I absolutely love the Crystal Red paint on my CX-30, it looks truly stunning on any Mazda. That said another thing that amazed me is the quiet ride. A couple of my family members have CUVs and the road noise has always been more noticeable in them that I just kind of accepted that as part of ownership of a CUV. Not with this car at all, also the infotainment system with the bose speakers and the standard services included with the MyMazda App. It is the kind of service and treatment that some of my family gets from BMW. Yet with all of these bells and whistles when you pop the hood it's easy to get to all your fluids, battery, engine filter, fuse box, etc. Mazda has really upped there game in the past 5 years and that is why they got my business.
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Great car, no problems so far
Love this new Mazda. Great fuel efficiency, good power and very quiet. I have heard that the back seats don't have enough room, but actually it is enough room. The select trim has everything you need and a little luxury.
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Just incredible!
Was between the CX30, Hyundai Kona and Subaru Crosstrek. Did a bunch of research online and was leaning towards the CX30 but once I did a test drive there was no doubt. Well styled, ergonomic interior, quiet, amazing sound system and more than enough power to get me where I want to go. Have had my Premium CX30 for nearly two weeks and each drive makes me love it more.
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Love my cx30!
I was considering a kia seltos, hyundai kona, honda hrv etc... Found out about the mazda cx30. After test driving I knew it was the right car. Tons of safety features, comfortable leather memory seats, good mpg, awd, sunroof, xm radio, wifi, bose stereo, head up display and enough room for my needs. Very luxurious for the price. I would definitely recommend.
All Mazda!!
I have owned 3 RX-7's and an MX-6 over the years so I can't say this CX-30 surprised me at how great of a little vehicle it is. They were among the very best cars I've ever owned. Fun to drive,never boring,totally reliable and all were great looking inside and out. This 2020 CX-30 that I've had for a little over two months is exceptional. I've not enjoyed driving this much in a long while! It is in my opinion,a luxury rally car. Refined handling,quiet,responsive engine matched with a very good(non CVT) transmission,most comfortable driving position and seating,every control seems to be in the perfect spot. I simply can't find anything to dislike. I traded in a very nice Audi A4 on this Mazda and it was a very good car for me but I can honestly say I have not missed it one bit.If you are considering this vehicle make sure to give it a good look. In my opinion it's on par with any small premium crossover (BMW,Audi,Volvo)out there and will save you a ton of money while providing the same amount of quality and MORE fun driving! If Mazda starts making a turbo 6speed option available...they will have to start building a new factory to keep up with the demand. Update.....it's now 8 plus months and this CX 30 has only gotten better! The mpg has improved with engine break in and now avg. 30 mpg. We had lots of snow and ice this winter in Pgh. Pa. and this little crossover was a beast on ice and snow on the hills of western Pa.. In fact,it actually felt a little more sure footed than my old Audi quatro..and that is saying a lot. I'll just leave it at if you don't need a huge suv you would be very wise to give this vehicle a good look. Update: It is now Sept.14,2023 and I have enjoyed every mile in the 3 plus years of ownership of this CX30. It simply doesn't give me any reason to dislike or complain about it. The ONLY thing I have found to nitpick is in order to store my golf bag,I need to flip down one of the back seats. That is it! Totally reliable,no issues,excellent gas mileage(getting better with more miles driven) and the handling on twisting roads is something to experience. If you are looking for a small suv/crossover that punches way above its weight class check out a CX 30! March 18,2024...this little Mazda is still a great vehicle. Runs like an Invicta watch(looks like a high end very expensive watch but priced so all can enjoy it!). Buy one and you will not be sorry.
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Great Compact SUV (CUV)- Very Upscale!!!
What shopping for a smaller CUV that my wife could use like a small stain wagon. Looked at ALL of the competitors VW Tiguan- too expensive, Honda CR-V and HRV- CVT transmission killed the deal CRV was okay otherwise. Hyundai Tuscon, more expensive and cheap looking inside. Power of the recipe was nice however. Went to a local Mazda dealer looking at the CX-3. Okay car, but felt a little underpowered and small. Ask about the CX-30 expecting a much higher price, leased the CX-30 for 20 less a month than the CX-3. Drive like a sorry little semi-luxury vehicle. Feel in love with the looks of the exterior and the class of the interior. Was a no brainier. Leased on the spot and haven't looked back. Highly recommended!
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Best compact suv
This is my third Mazda and i love it! It scored a 99 out of a 100 in crash test. not only great looking,fun to drive but safe.
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Sold on Soul Red
Just purchased a 2020 CX-30 and took advantage of the 0% financing. My wife will be the primary driver and she loves the sleek appearance, agile handling and the Soul Red color. Her coworkers keep asking to look at the car ! I had been researching this model for quite some time and am familiar with both the engine and Mazda since we also own a 2016 CX-5 with which we are very satisfied. The interior of the CX-30 is very tastefully done and out rivals anything in its class. Don't understand Edmunds thinking that fuel mileage is just average as our CX-5 has delivered impressive mileage over time using the same engine in a slightly larger car. Just keep the tires properly inflated.
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Luxury design with top notch safety
First time Mazda buyer and user. Not disappointed at all. I chose Premium CX-30, car comes with all features. Beautiful design in and out. Many safety functions keep you alert while driving. 186 horsepower is the advantage plus 12 Bose speakers! Only a little slow accelerated from stop that I noticed some time but not a big deal. Overall is great and very happy with a new car.
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I Wanted to Love It
I bought a CX-30 last summer after test driving the BMW X-1, Volvo XC40, Audi Q3, and Lincoln Corsair. It was loaded with the Premium Package and a lot of car and features for the money, cost about 35% less than the comparably equipped other vehicles. Here were my major likes and dislikes after owning it for 6 months: +) Classy looking interior with a luxury look. Clean, uncluttered instrumentation and controls. +) Good handling and steering. Close 2nd to the BMW. +) I found the infotainment/navigation control knob easy to use while driving. - ) Engine was adequate but unsatisfying. 6 speed automatic was well executed but it could have used another gear of two. - ) Build quality was good but it became evident that there was lots of cost cutting in the parts and how little things worked versus the luxury competitors. - ) Metallic white paint looked a bit yellowish on the nose/front bumper versus the body. - ) Electrical problems. Battery died/car would not start three different times after sitting for 15-20 minutes with accessory power on listening to radio while I are a sandwich. Dealer insisted there was not a problem with the battery or electrical system and inferred it was how I used the car. Never had a similar issue is any other car we owned. I ended up trading out of it after 6 months for a 2021 Mercedes GLA-250, which wasn't out when I initially shopped or it would have been my hands down choice from the start. Got a great trade in price for the CX-30, Now I can eat a sandwich in my car and listen to the radio without fear of being stranded.
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I love my Mazda C30
My last Mazda was a Mazda Mystere MX6. It is still on the road after 26 years. So I thought I would look at the latest Mazda CX30. I love its handling. I feel as though I am part of the vehicle. It feels great on the open road, parks easily, has great bells and whistles, but you can change to manual if you prefer. The colour choice is great. Admired on the road. Really like the Bose speakers. Sensible information displays. So happy with my choice.
Damn near perfect.
We picked this vehicle for my wife but, I'm kinda jealous! I love driving the Mazda, my wife is also very happy with it. Handling is better than expected and, acceleration is pretty darned good for what it is. Interior is awesome and quiet. We are happy with our purchase. This is our first Mazda ever.
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Defective workmanship
Both heat and A/C had serious defective workmanship issues out the door. Now there are 2 recalls (not even 1 year old), a serious potential gas tank leak and a serious potential brake failure over a bolt. Mazda corporate is not responding to my requests for compensation.
Glitchy
I bought My CX-30 6 months ago, 3 months in I started to have technical difficulties. It runs smoothly and great but the programming is off, the screen freezes and the radio makes weird noises, also my key battery has been replaced 3 times!!! The battery in my key is suppose to last 2 years?? My keys gets locked inside my car when that’s not suppose to be an issue with a push to start, when it actually works I have to bring the key fob to the start bottom frequently. I think I got a lemon but Mazda has it for the second time for diagnostics so hopefully the glitches are fixed.
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Fun, little (not so little) suv!
I leased a 2020 Mazda CX30 premium and have had it for a year. I absolutely love my Mazda, it’s compact, comfy, sporty/nimble, great on gas, awesome tech, very quiet interior cabin while driving..like German quiet. Now the main problem, the AC has sucked. I noticed than when accelerating and the ac was on that it would star blowing hot air, no matter what I did I could not stop it from blowing hot air when accelerating. Ended up taking it to the dealer and was told by service that that was the way the vehicle was designed, it would cut the compressor from blowing cold air to send power to the engine. After some time I took it in for a recall and mentioned the ac issue again and was told they finally had a software upgrade, I was so thrilled as if I got a new car. A little before the summer temps in CA began I noticed that it just could not get cold enough, so that were in summer I’m struggling feeling comfortable in my car. The interior temp does not really drop below 57-60 degrees so I’m taking it to the dealer for another recall this week and they need to fix my ac issue because my sisters cx5 ac is ice cold. Also, sometimes the heated seats do not work.
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685 miles in shop for new rear seal on engine guess I got the leaking my bad
Great
Overall great. Purchased the base package and it had everything I needed and then some. Only disappointment was that the stereo is not equipped for SiriusXM radio.
Good car but a little bit small
Good test drive experience, nice interior. Just a little bit smaller than expected.
problems with computer and more problems....
the cx 30 does not like cold weather.it refuses to start there are other issues with wipers coming on and other odd computer problems too many to explain. the dealer can't find out what is wrong with it.This is getting to be a problem.I want to take the car back and get something else.This is the second winter with these problems.
New Mazda CX-30
Took it for a short ride from the dealer, both me and my wife. I though it was pretty good especially for the value - my wife loved it!
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Big time buyer’s remorse
My wife and I were looking for a compact suv and ended up trying a CX-30 Select. We were impressed and went back to the dealership and closed a deal on a red CX-30 with the Preferred package. We left for home and almost immediately noticed the ride was pretty stiff. Also the throttle was pretty sensitive at lower speeds and the transmission seemed to downshift almost too quickly and 2 gears unnecessarily. Finally for whatever reason neither of us noticed how difficult it was to enter the vehicle due to low windshield pillar. We have never experienced such buyer’s remorse with any of our previous vehicles and decide the next morning to contact the dealer to see if we could return the vehicle. Our trade-in was still at the dealership and to their credit the whole deal was nullified. Such a relief! (I think part of the reason this particular CX-30 rode so harshly was because of the tires. They were Bridgestone Turanza el400 and the reviews for them are not good).The steering was not the greatest either and the tires probably were the cause. Mazda’s are known for sharp steering response but this one didn’t measure up. Can’t give this CX-30 a very high rating although the first one we tested was certainly better.
Great car
Enough space for my lifestyle. It drives great. Good value good standard equipment! I will recommend
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2020 Mazda CX 30
Purchased ours new on November 2, 2020 in the beautiful red color. It has a sporty look and has quick acceleration. We are very pleased and are getting to know all the many features. I highly recommend the Mazda CX 30.
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CX 30
After 4 years I still love this car. Not 1 issues (except a loose floormat) and still performs perfectly.
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Great car I love it. Exept the front diff.
I love this car. But the front diff needs a fix. The 2020 CX-30's (2.5 AWD) front differential, has a major problem. The fill plug has a metal bracket that partially covers the plug. You cannot remove the plug as it is. Could you make a video that would show how to move the differential enough that drivers could do a fluid change? Mazda fixed the problem on the 2021 and newer CX-30's. Maybe it would be possible to swap a older bracket with a newer one? So far Mazda has blown me off for any kind of a fix. The dealerships have told me that the differential is "unserviceable". Thanks Update 9 Jan 2024 - I've had the car for 40,000 miles now. Nothing has broken yet. It's still a great car. So far, the maintenance (exept for the front diff) has been easy. Oil changes is easy, dropping the transmission pan to get to the filter is easy. You don't need tools to get to the air filter. Spark plugs are easy to get to. Still no fix for the front diff. But it hasn't been a problem so far. The owner's manual only recommends a fluid change if the diff has been submerged in water. I'm still hoping one day someone will figure something out for this fix. The car is built for road trips. As the front seats are comfortable all day. I get about 30 mpg. The car has some speed to it. It gets me up the I-70 to the ski resorts at 80 mph easy if I want to. I love the cruise control with the radar. Even with the problem with the front diff. I still highly recommend this car. Update July 2024. The car is at 45,000 miles. And still no problems. Nothing had broke yet. I still do my own maintenance, as it is all very easy.
Interior chrome or silver trim and console
Having a console in the middle with instruments was a big mistake in design. And I bought mine certified with 4100 miles on it it now has 9400 and the silver trim on the buttons is peeling. I was cut two different days on two different fingers before I realized it was the brake release button. I took it to Mazda and they said yes the chrome plating is peeling. They then proceeded to scrape it off leaving the white plastic that looked like it came from dollar tree. One week later another spot chipped off I’m going in next week to tree to get it fixed but they don’t seem positive the certified will cover. Just not as good as the Nissan Maxima I had for 8 years. I’ve only had this 10 months. My old car still looked new no scratches at all this cx30 I have the plastic around the buttons looks terrible. I do like the way it drives so far
Dissapointment
A total disappointment for the high price you pay. Brand new, third time using it and it did not want to turn on, had to call roadside assistance. Sometimes when you try to lock/unlock it doesn’t respond, so you have to use the key buttons. Although of the mpg, even on short trips is not economical, prepare to make many stops to the gas station. Metal edges quickly become moldy and plastic parts are easy to get scratched. Suddenly you can hear alarming noises in the engine area while its headlights blink, among other things. Painful to have so many problems in a new suv that only has been used less than normal and relatively short trips.
Great little car, except for plastic molding
Had had the car for a month. Select trim. Gas mileage better than advertised. Had problems with the transmission search for best gear but that settled down. Stiff ride, but problems is with the Bridgestone tires based on reviews I've read. I don't like all the exterior plastic molding and the gap between tires and wheel well, so am going to install a shorter spring set (1.5" shorter) like Mazda use in the UK version of the CX30.
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WOULD be a great car...
Ok, I’ve had a 2020 CX-30 for a week now as a courtesy car. It’s beautiful to look at, the interior and exterior alike. It’s quick and fun to drive....BUT.... I’m glad I don’t own it because I would have such buyer’s remorse that I would wrap it around a tree or drive it into a lake. This is the most obnoxious vehicle I’ve ever dealt with. From the lane keep assist that knocks me back on the road and makes me feel like I’m not in control, to the most irritating “no seat belt” chime in existence. The radar cruise control that will viciously slam on the brakes on the interstate if someone cuts in front of me to catch an exit. The doors that lock here, lock there, press the keyfob, no press the button, whoops the hatch won’t open back to the door to press the button AHHH! The “easy” gas door that requires a series of events, choreographed dance moves and holding my mouth just right to get open. The Sirius XM weather warnings that pop up right as I’m looking at navigation to figure out which of these three exits right next to each other I need to take “POP UP HURRICANE STATEMENT!” Whoops! Wrong turn! The auto-lights that randomly turn the brights on and off constantly. Yeah, I hate this car. I’ve spent the last week changing and reconfiguring settings, some things simply aren’t fixable. My 2015 Mazda 3 S Grand Touring is much more user friendly, much less “dummy proof” and more customizable than this CX-30. What a big step backwards. Take my advice, if you want one of these, get it without all of these idiotic “safety features”. Some things, like the doors, aren’t fixable. But having my car slamming on the brakes or violently yanking my steering wheel is completely ridiculous. If these “safety features” were any “safer” there would be cars out here murdering people on purpose.
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Love my cx30
Lots of technology. You will be very happy!
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Mazda’s “Chop Top”
Preferred Trim: This car feels very nimble and well planted on the road. The infotainment system involves a small learning curve but I must say I prefer it to touch screens. The transmission produces buttery smooth shifts. The shorter side windows and sloping windshield really gives you the feeling of driving a “Chop Top”. Any lack of side or rear vision is more than made up for in the dash display warning system which along with the side mirror warning indicators gives you great knowledge of traffic around you. Replacing the Nexus OEM tires produced a noticeable improvement in overall ride. This is my third Mazda and by far the most refined. I’m 6’3” and there’s plenty of room even after raising the seat some. I tell people I bought a new Bose sound system and it came with a car. Well done Mazda…. 😀 If you don’t require the little extra room the CX-5 offers I feel this is a great choice.
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Love my Mazda
Love it! The controls are simply laid out with push buttons and knobs, so you don’t have to fumble around with a screen. Trying to punch little boxes on a screen while trying to drive and change the settings to different functions on a screen is dangerous. Love the backup camera, bose music system, heated seats.
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Mazda CX 30 great car
I didn’t want a big SUV. This car is the perfect size. Great ride. Good mileage. Meets all my needs
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My Mazda
Love it!
Crappy A/C by Mazda
I have a 2020 CX-30. I am trading it in for a Subaru because the A/C continues to smell like mold. I have taken it back to the dealer 3 or 4 times. The latest is, "There is no permanent fix." Only a spray that coats the coils of the A/C and you have to do this repair every 3 years! I'm out!!! Trading as soon as possible! It STINKS!!!!
Great Looking
Beautiful interior and exterior. Easily compares to luxury models.
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