youngvito18 said I checked one of them Mazdas last year and the media control was a damn knob not the touchscreen I was like this is dumb and the sales person said Mazda is doing it because of a safety law and I was like so why aren't the other car companies doing it......awkward silence Little things like that matter to me

Sales people lie. There's no safety law related to media control.

ChoAssUp said If it was built on an existing Ford platform, it would be the Explorer/Aviator platform, not the Edge/Corsair. This car is rear wheel drive. According to what I been seeing and reading about this car in the last few years though, it's an entirely new platform.

ok thanks it looked small enough to be on edge/ corsair platform from looks. thanks for the clarificatiion.

Nano said view image GX 460!

I follow this guy very smart with Toyota and Lexus knowledge if you interested

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He says same thing engine is older design but very reliable. He did oil change first 1000 miles of break in. Shows you how the oil filter catches the metal deposit. Good stuff

Almost bought this but went with a Camry XLE instead because of how reliable Toyota is and the nightmares I have from driving my step dad's Mazda when I was younger. Mazdas always been a good looking brand.

Just2shmoove said Almost bought this but went with a Camry XLE instead because of how reliable Toyota is and the nightmares I have from driving my step dad's Mazda when I was younger. Mazdas always been a good looking brand.

This CX-90 looks very similar to their current lineup but it's completely different. It's rear wheel drive and has a brand new inline 6.

I went looking for a Mazda 3 hatch last year but had no luck. Tried for a Camry XSE or Hybrid, couldn't find any. All they had were the 4 cylinders, which were fine but once I sat inside the Accord, I fell in love. Once I cranked it up and drove it, I was sold. I still love Camrys though, you cannot go wrong with them.

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Inline 6... HMMM OKAY now we can talk.

What else are they putting this new engine in.... If its in a2 or 4 door coupe we can do biz in the future.

njacura32tl said Mazda need to rebrand like Hyundai did with Genesis

They tried to in the early 90’s but the Japanese economy crashed. Amati would have been the brand that competed with Lexus and Acura. The Mazda Millenia was going to be the first car of the brand.

I’m a 90’s baby and remember how svelte that Mazda 929 was around 94’ lol.

It not bad. It is a burbs milf car though.

ChoAssUp said Caring about what cars hoes are willing to jump into is an L.

right, tf kind of high school mentality is that

fu*k what hoes or anybody else thinks, get something that YOU like because you're paying for the mf

great for chicks

goldenchild7317 said It not bad. It is a burbs milf car though.

Lol
They will be plentiful in the burbs, that's accurate.

I think with the right set of 22s and lowered about an inch, it would be..

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Just2shmoove said Almost bought this but went with a Camry XLE instead because of how reliable Toyota is and the nightmares I have from driving my step dad's Mazda when I was younger. Mazdas always been a good looking brand.

its not even out yet

Might cop for wifey her 2018 Mazda3 GT been flawless (even tho we shoulda waited for the ‘19).

340 hp/tq from an inline 6 but those look like single piston calipers in the front come on Mazda at have em LOOK like brembos

iswerve said its not even out yet

You can preorder the car from the dealership. I called and Mazda and did research on the car obviously. The Mazda dealerships in white plains and Danbury were taking pre-orders,

Can't wait for the coupe and sedan version to drop. First day cop.

unit321 said I like Mazdas for their reliability. I'm on my third Mazda now. CX-90 is out of my price range, starting in the low $40,000. I might be looking around for a used CX-5 soon when used car prices start going back to normal and dealers need to sell their inventory.

On my 4th. Will purchase another when the coupe or sedan version drops.