Let’s put this right up front, I’ve always liked Mazdas. Yet, I feel Mazda is slicing its market paper thin with its two compact crossovers.

SUVs are like opinions. Everyone seems to have one. That's bad news for those of us who enjoy the typically superior dynamics offered by a sedan, coupe, or wagon's lower center of gravity. However, it ...

When the new 2026 Mazda CX-5 hits dealer lots, it’ll be accompanied by sharpened styling, gasoline and (eventually) hybrid powertrains, and a complete tech overhaul that’s apparently comprehensive ...

You might not need the latest Mazda CX-5 model for a comfortable, athletic, and capable SUV. Sure, the 2026 Mazda CX-5 is rocking a refreshed redesign with modern amenities. However, the 2025 model ...

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The 2026 Mazda CX-60 and 2026 CX-80 have almost arrived at dealerships on the Old Continent, carrying enhanced performance and style elements, as well as a very interesting powertrain development.

Larger, bolder, more technologically-advanced, and (unfortunately) button-less - these are the main directions for the all-new, third-generation Mazda CX-5 compact crossover SUV, which was revealed in ...

I can’t pretend not to be excited about the next-generation Mazda CX-5. Every year, I review the entire lineup of Mazda SUVs, and I’ve been waiting on these CX-5 upgrades to happen. The upgrades fix ...

Plus: new features and trims for existing models in Mazda’s expanding range. Mazda is a sports car company trying to define itself in an SUV-loving world. The automaker’s identity is deeply tied to ...

Mazda has done well to make cars that are priced reasonably low, look good, and, more importantly, offer a fulfilling driving experience. The carmaker has distanced itself from its Japanese ...

The Mazda CX-60 2023 3.3 Diesel brings a rare blend of performance, refinement, and efficiency to the premium SUV class. In this short review, we explore its inline 6 engine, design, and driving ...

Mazda? Yes Mazda. That’s what the new TV ads ask and answer. Their message is to remind buyers that Mazda is a seriously good option that they may have forgotten about. There was a time when Mazda was ...