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NEW Mazda CX-5 revealed! – is it RUINED? | What Car?

The new Mazda CX-5 has been revealed, with one MAJOR modification. Does it ruin the appeal of this big-selling SUV? See to find out everything you require to know.

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40 responses to “NEW Mazda CX-5 revealed! – is it RUINED? | What Car?”

  1. @jonburnell532 Avatar
    @jonburnell532

    Oh Mazda, you were so close. The lack of dials, crappy buttons and auto only is a real let down.

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    1. @benaylott2013 Avatar
      @benaylott2013

      Auto only really isn’t a downside. As someone who has driven the previous gen (current gen) with a manual the auto if far better.

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    2. @MohsinWadee Avatar
      @MohsinWadee

      Why are people so obsessed with manuals in a family car?? Good riddance to the manual.

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    3. @sorin_channel Avatar
      @sorin_channel

      @@benaylott2013 it’s good to have options though

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    4. @mark9104 Avatar
      @mark9104

      yes agreed it would be good to have options. Personally for a big city SUV I dont think auto only is end of the world, but the lack of physcial buttons is a pain, always love the clicky mazda buttons, they always feel premium, now it is a touch screen just like in a BYD

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    5. @benaylott2013 Avatar
      @benaylott2013

      ​@sorin_channel nobody buys manual SUVs especially ones that are aiming for a more premium market.

      Theres a reason the CX60 doesnt have a manual option.

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  2. @senselessza1 Avatar
    @senselessza1

    Getting rid of the volume knob and rotary controller are 2 big errors. They should have kept both and just added touch screen functionality.

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    1. @converdis449 Avatar
      @converdis449

      Totally agree.

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    2. @davidhusband5022 Avatar
      @davidhusband5022

      agree also i do

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  3. @mackos007 Avatar
    @mackos007

    Such a downgrade in interior. They could evolve their design but they followed bad trend

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    1. @jstnpresents Avatar
      @jstnpresents

      📌

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  4. @miraphycs7377 Avatar
    @miraphycs7377

    15.6in touch screen with no physical controls? Is this for the Chinese market? I hope so because otherwise this is pretty disappointing and a hard no for me. Too bad because I like the slightly boxier profile

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    1. @宋教仁-b4i Avatar
      @宋教仁-b4i

      Chinese haven’t been buying Mazdas for a long time, plus ICE cars are on the out in China. So it would be an extraordinarily stupid decison to try can cater this car for the Chinese market.

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  5. @cooperization Avatar
    @cooperization

    Big error going down the touch screen only route.

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    1. @davidhusband5022 Avatar
      @davidhusband5022

      agreed.

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    2. @brooklyn560 Avatar
      @brooklyn560

      Is mazda fans don’t like it but the boarder market has spoken. Yes the command knob is better than a pure touch screen. Yes a higher further screen is better for driving visibility. But the average consumer who never drove a Mazda won’t understand that from a glance or a test drive. I don’t like it but in all honesty this will very likely be a huge commercial success for Mazda

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    3. @RATTMAN Avatar
      @RATTMAN

      @@brooklyn560I don’t know a single person that likes no button cockpits.

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    4. @Alec15000 Avatar
      @Alec15000

      I hope it is as intuitive as Tesla’s. My previous Prius prime was a joke.

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    5. @binarytech8457 Avatar
      @binarytech8457

      I disagree. If it’s done right it can be good. Good solutions offers voice commands that you can use for the common tasks like temperature adjustment, fan speed etc. Believe me I was sceptical before but after testing few cars I’ve changed my opinion.

      Reply
  6. @mukaiiii Avatar
    @mukaiiii

    As a CX 5 2023 owner, I look at this new CX5: cheap steering wheel buttons and integrated function touch screen, very unlike MAZDA. The next one will definitely be the CX60

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    1. @c3vzn Avatar
      @c3vzn

      Haha they’ve done their job then pushing you upmarket so you’ll pay them more

      Reply
  7. @Liverpool1ne Avatar
    @Liverpool1ne

    The move away from physical buttons is really disappointing. I wish NCAP ratings had to take into account potential distractions behind the wheel. At motorway speeds you are covering over 100ft per second.

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  8. @TerbrugZondolop Avatar
    @TerbrugZondolop

    Horrid. Lost everything brilliant. Gained everything stupid

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    1. @davidhusband5022 Avatar
      @davidhusband5022

      so true

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  9. @Casstel77 Avatar
    @Casstel77

    Nooooo why did they get rid of Mazda logo in the steering wheel? It looks like a Tesla copy and I hate it! And bring back the navigation wheel, that thing is awesome!

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    1. @davidhusband5022 Avatar
      @davidhusband5022

      agreed! so much hate for the steering wheel logo and with good reason! it sucks!

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    2. @alserier2 Avatar
      @alserier2

      Same here .. Ugly!.. I always loved the Mazda logo on the steering wheel 😢.. the removing the dials is another heartbreak

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    3. @zuti071 Avatar
      @zuti071

      E jebi ga, sad baš zasraše.

      Reply
  10. @debroy379 Avatar
    @debroy379

    Super disappointed with no dials and buttons! I will stick to older models or go for cx30

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  11. @alfamonk Avatar
    @alfamonk

    sad to see Mazda ditching their physical control strategy. Seems like the cost-reduction guys have been working hard to make this a forgettable interior.

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    1. @Jurajmusic Avatar
      @Jurajmusic

      🎯

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  12. @SalvatoreP-d9r Avatar
    @SalvatoreP-d9r

    Is this the Chinese model? Come on now, stop joking already. This is a joke right?

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  13. @Arinis.ltd. Avatar
    @Arinis.ltd.

    0:04 The Mazda CX5 is the Japanese manufacturer’s best selling model… And they have ruined it

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  14. @SB-ed4gz Avatar
    @SB-ed4gz

    This feels like downgrade from last gen

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  15. @luqmanaziz Avatar
    @luqmanaziz

    I was looking forward to this…. What a disappointment Mazda.

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  16. @ClydeB1 Avatar
    @ClydeB1

    Looks way better on the outside, but not so much on the inside. And that steering wheel would’ve definitely looked better with the logo on, instead of the letters.

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  17. @NirajThing-zk2xi Avatar
    @NirajThing-zk2xi

    Looks mazda from outside but cheap Chinese interior from Inside

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  18. @sorin_channel Avatar
    @sorin_channel

    They completly lost me on the lack of physical controls going with the touch instead.

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  19. @azureweng Avatar
    @azureweng

    Mazda interiors used to be classy. Now it looks like they took notes from crappy Chinese EVs.

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  20. @raipratik Avatar
    @raipratik

    Never expected such massive disappointing downgrade in the interior from Mazda. Mazda was on my list for the next car, but unfortunately now have to scratch it out.

    Reply

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