Mazda CX-9, the 7-seater SUV with three rows would soon make an official entry in the auto scene in Australia. A lot is expected from the car in terms of performance and creature comforts. Looking at the test models, it does seem that Mazda has made a fine job out of the car and it can become of their best selling models.
The car gets a number of standard safety kits and equipments like blind-spot monitoring, rear- cross traffic alert, rear parking sensors, rear-view camera, proactive emergency brakes which also works in the reverse gear and six full sized airbags. Keyless entry and push-button start are standard across all trims of the model.
The car has ample space- headroom and legroom in the cabin. The second has a 60:40 seat layout which are foldable. The legroom has been improved in the middle. Ingress and egress into the third row has become much easier thanks to the sliding and tilting second row seat. It is also very spacious although children would find themselves most comfortable at the back. The third row however doesn’t get HVAC vents, available on some competing models. The second row vents are comfortable and have their individual heating and fan controls.
Top-tether points are available at the back two rows and ISOFIX child safety arrangement can be made in the second row.
The new model will be shorter in terms of body length and height but it will be a bit wider. The boot will also be a tad shorter but it will be enough to accommodate two full-sized suitcases. Outside noise has been reduced considerably. It has impressive power and torque delivery also. The 25 liter turbocharged gasoline engine can produce a max power of 127 bhp @5000 rpm and a max torque of 310 ft-lb @2000rpm. There are no paddle shifters on any of the trims!
Overall, the car is very impressive and can meet many of the market demands. To know more, call us at Cardinale Mazda.
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Salinas, California 93907
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