Mazda CX-5
2023 - 2.0 e-Skyactiv G MHEV Exclusive-Line 5dr
Mazda CX-5
2023 - 2.0 e-Skyactiv G MHEV Exclusive-Line 5dr
Mazda CX-5
2020 - 2.2d Sport Nav-Plus 5dr Auto
Mazda CX-5
2022 - 2.0 GT Sport Auto 5-Door
Mazda CX-5
2022 - 2.0 Sport 5dr Auto
Mazda CX-5
2025 (25) - 2.0 e-SKYACTIV G MHEV Homura Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
Mazda CX-5
2021 (71) - 2.2d Sport 5dr Auto
Mazda CX-5
2021 (21) - 2.0 Sport 5dr
Mazda CX-5
2022 - 2.0 Sport Edition 5dr
Mazda CX-5
2019 - 2.0 GT Sport Nav+ 5dr
The CX-5 is a distinctive SUV that has a premium feel you’d normally associate with more-expensive rivals. It has a sporty look inside and out that sets it apart from most rivals, yet it’s as roomy and versatile as most other mid-size SUVs.
The CX-5 is fun to drive for a family SUV, with responsive steering and an agile feel through corners. A high driving position gives you a good view of what’s around you and standard parking sensors help to make it easy to park. Four-wheel drive models are less fuel-efficient than the front-wheel drive versions but provide extra reassurance on slippery surfaces. You can tow up to 2100kg with a CX-5, which is enough for a large caravan or trailer.
The CX-5 is about the same size as rivals such as the Kia Sportage and Volkswagen Tiguan, albeit a fraction longer. It’s a spacious five-seat, five-door SUV that makes a great family car. The boot is large and well shaped, with a 503-litre capacity that’s enough for three big suitcases.
The CX-5 is particularly well equipped, with the entry-level SE-L Nav+ featuring sat nav and support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Sport Nav+ adds a 10-speaker Bose stereo, while GT Sport Nav+ has ventilated and heated seats.
Running costs for the Mazda CX-5 are similar to those of most rival SUVs, with petrol and diesel engines that give you respectable mpg. There’s no option of hybrid or pure electric power, however. Mazda also has a very good reputation for reliability as a brand, although it only achieved a mid-table ranking in the J.D. Power 2019 UK Vehicle Dependability Study, an independent customer satisfaction survey. All models come with advanced safety features and the CX-5 was awarded a full five stars by the independent safety organisation Euro NCAP.
The CX-5 is Mazda’s largest SUV. It’s significantly bigger than the CX-3 and MX-30. The CX-5 has a more premium look and feel than the Ford Kuga and is a close match for the Volkswagen Tiguan in terms of practicality and quality.
The versatile CX-5 is an excellent family SUV that’s stylish, practical and fun to drive. It’s also efficient and well equipped.
Mazda has a good reputation for reliability and often scores highly in customer satisfaction surveys.
Efficient petrol and diesel engines and low tax costs make the CX-5 an affordable choice. It also holds onto its value well.
The CX-5 is a versatile family car with a roomy, five-seat interior with lots of storage and a large boot.
The CX-5 is one of the most appealing mid-size SUVs, giving you practicality and running costs similar to those of most rivals but with a more premium feel and more enjoyable drive than many of them.
