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Consumer Reviews for the Mazda CX-70

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(18 month update) - Well dressed Zoom Zoom!

JomaTexas, 10/07/2024
2025 Mazda CX-70 3.3 Turbo S Premium Plus 4dr SUV AWD (3.3L 6cyl Turbo gas/electric mild hybrid 8A)
18-month Update: Now, with a little experience and a few miles under the belt, I will say I still love this car. But, a few issues that are really frustrating and Mazda needs to address. 1) battery drain, poor battery - you can not leave this vehicle parked for more that a couple weeks without being run or it will not turn on (and no, we do not leave the key FOB in the car). This is … shit, and I will continue to hound my dealer. Also, the battery design (access is so poor you can't put a conditioner on the battery - even if that would help). So, if you don't drive often, be prepared to just idle the vehicle weekly as part of your routine. 2) No remote start without connected (online account) services. This needs to be resolved (please someone create a workaround). 3) No way to default the I-stop setting to off (c'mon Mazda, nobody wants this engine destroying feature on). 4) Lastly, the one thing my dealer was able to resolve was a terrible rattle in the rear-seat. It took three dealer visits and a lot of patience, but they did get the rattle resolved. ----------------- Love our new CX-70. Beauty is in the eyes of the viewer and I think it is beautiful. Everything is as expected, quiet, comfortable sporty ride, plenty room. Personally, I like the infotainment setup. One minor con I hope Mazda addresses is a bit of hesitation during slow, rolling starts.
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