Passion meets Practicality with Mazda's CX-5

The South African mid-size SUV market is flooded with vehicles that are both appealing and functional, designed to provide as promised. Making a decision is a mammoth task, with so many worthy contenders. Considering what is important to you is definitely the first step, and for those seeking a sporty style we may have the perfect suggestion for you. A car with the x-factor...literally. It’s Mazda’s C Passion meets Practicality with Mazda CX-5

The South African mid-size SUV market is flooded with vehicles that are both appealing and functional, designed to provide as promised. Making a decision is a mammoth task, with so many worthy contenders. Considering what is important to you is definitely the first step, and for those seeking a sporty style we may have the perfect suggestion for you. A car with the x-factor...literally. It’s Mazda’s CX-5.

Auto-vehicle manufacturers that hail from the Asian parts of the globe are well known for making some of the most stylish and reliable vehicles, particularly in the SUV class. The Mazda CX-5 is true to this claim, sporting one of the most attractive body kits seen on a Mazda. Sale stats in SA speak volumes, as the Mazda CX-5 has seen increasing popularity since its 2012 debut and is currently Mazda’s bestselling vehicle.

The CX-5 is currently in its second-gen which released in SA last year sporting several refinements inside and out. The 2017 Mazda CX-5 has a striking exterior, with angular tailgates, a chrome strip below the window line as well as stylish colour options including Soul Red Crystal and Machine Gray Metallic. The spacious cabin features a 442 litre boot and plenty of room for comfort on the long road. The entry level Active model features Mazda’s colour screen infotainment screen which comes standard with Bluetooth connection, USB connectivity in the front and rear as well as and a 6 speaker audio system.

Available in four variations, the Mazda CX-5 offers a great variety of specs through its Active, Dynamic, Individual and Akera variants. Standard features on the Active include dual-zone climate control, cruise control, LED headlights and push-button keyless start. Alloy wheel size ranges between 17-inch on the Active and 19 inch on the Dynamic and above. The Individual boasts features like Smart City Brake, Driver Attention Alert, Lane Assist and Lane Departure Warning. Akera has the whole host of features in addition to a 2.2 turbodiesel engine and all-wheel drive.

Focusing on the mechanics, Mazda offers naturally aspirated petrol options in a 2.0 litre and a 2.5 litre model. The 2.0 litre is capable of 121 kW of power and 210 Nm of torque while the 2.5 litre provides 143 kW and 257 Nm of torque. Engine options are available for select variants, with the 2.0 litre petrol offered in the Active and Dynamic trim levels whilst the 2.5 litre petrol is only available in the Individual variant. There are two diesel models available and push out 420 Nm of toque with 129 kW of power.

The Mazda CX-5 offers a 3-year/unlimited km warranty and service plan which, coupled with Mazda’s great after-sales care is an attractive offering for an attractive car at an attractive price.X-5.

Auto-vehicle manufacturers that hail from the Asian parts of the globe are well known for making some of the most stylish and reliable vehicles, particularly in the SUV class. The CX-5 is true to this claim, sporting one of the most attractive body kits seen on a Mazda. Sale stats in SA speak volumes, as the CX-5 has seen increasing popularity since its 2012 debut and is currently Mazda’s bestselling vehicle.

The CX-5 is currently in its second-gen which released in SA last year sporting several refinements inside and out. The 2017 CX-5 has a striking exterior, with angular tailgates, a chrome strip below the window line as well as stylish colour options including Soul Red Crystal and Machine Gray Metallic. The spacious cabin features a 442 litre boot and plenty of room for comfort on the long road. The entry level Active model features Mazda’s colour screen infotainment screen which comes standard with Bluetooth connection, USB connectivity in the front and rear as well as and a 6 speaker audio system.

Available in four variations, the CX-5 offers a great variety of specs through its Active, Dynamic, Individual and Akera variants. Standard features on the Active include dual-zone climate control, cruise control, LED headlights and push-button keyless start. Alloy wheel size ranges between 17-inch on the Active and 19 inch on the Dynamic and above. The Individual boasts features like Smart City Brake, Driver Attention Alert, Lane Assist and Lane Departure Warning. Akera has the whole host of features in addition to a 2.2 turbodiesel engine and all-wheel drive.

Focusing on the mechanics, Mazda offers naturally aspirated petrol options in a 2.0 litre and a 2.5 litre model. The 2.0 litre is capable of 121 kW of power and 210 Nm of torque while the 2.5 litre provides 143 kW and 257 Nm of torque. Engine options are available for select variants, with the 2.0 litre petrol offered in the Active and Dynamic trim levels whilst the 2.5 litre petrol is only available in the Individual variant. There are two diesel models available and push out 420 Nm of toque with 129 kW of power.

The Mazda CX-5 offers a 3-year/unlimited km warranty and service plan which, coupled with Mazda’s great after-sales care is an attractive offering for an attractive car at an attractive price.