No One is Telling You the Truth About Mazda, So I Have To

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I bought my 91 miata in 1999 and after a thorough restomod restoration it’s still my daily driver at 250,000 miles.

Mazda is easily the most underrated car company in the world right now imho.

I was a signature away from buying a RAV4, but I’ve told myself let me test the CX -5 then I end up buying it within one road test, I’m glad for that 🙂

As a Mazda Technician, this makes me happy. They're great cars now.

I'm proud to work for Mazda Toyota Manufacturing in Huntsville, Alabama

Mazda has become a truly outstanding car company since parting with Ford. Seriously, what Mazda is doing now makes Mazda my undisputable number 1 Japanese carmaker, from a very proud Mazda 6 owner. I'm extremely excited for the future of this company!

I bought a ‘21 CX-5. This vehicle is so much fun to drive. Great gas mileage. I’m glad I got it when I did.

Thank God Mazda severed their way from Ford

These kinds of videos are not only full of awesome info and educational, they are really interesting to watch! Love it!

I’m always excited about Mazda’s hints and news releases. 😆

RX-7 is still my favorite sports car I've ever owned. Twenty five years later I still miss it.

I had an '88 Mazda MX-6 GT Turbo. Loved the car. In the years that I owned it, the only problem I had with it was a broken stud on the exhaust manifold. After the stud was broken, when you started the engine, it would whine until it warmed up and would staop. The dealer said it was the turbo. I purchased a new turbo and was going to install it myself. I removed the turbo and then noticed the broken stud on the lower part of the manifold. I had to remove the whole manifold to get the broken stud out. I went and purchased new studs and gaskets for manifold and turbo. All was good. Returned new turbo (still in unopened box). All was good. The dealer would have taken me to the cleaners. Zoom, zoom zoom.

I am on my second CX-9, and loving every minute of it! I got almost 300k miles on the first one. The second one had 80k miles on it when I bought it, and is currently going strong at 122k. Loving everything about them!

We are on our third Mazda. My husband became a big Mazda fan after researching them and found they are one of the few vehicles made in Japan which reflects on its superior quality. We started with a Mazda 2010 CX7 and then a 2014 CX5 and now own a 2017 CX5. We intend to keep the CX5 for a few more years. Awesome vehicle...we have the soul red, beautiful! We get a lot of compliments on the car and color. (We did have it repainted but it was still under warranty and the dealer did it at no charge and gave us a rental for two weeks.) Oh and Mazda Canada has a great warranty...5 yr unlimited mileage!

I've owned two Mazda Cx-5's, a 2013 and a 2017. Both were great cars with many trouble free miles. I needed a mid-size truck however and traded the last one in on a Toyota Tacoma. I do miss the road hugging quality of the Mazda's.

Proud owner of a 2015 mazda 6 with 200k miles on it. Still drives like a dream and all the electrical has held up. The only non maintenance suprises was a high pressure fuel pump failing and the hydraulic belt tensioner leaking. Besides that it has been smooth sailing.

Back around year 2000 i've always owned Toyotas. I went on vacation and rented a Mazda Protege. That changed my driving life. All these years i was driving around in a boring car. I now experience a driver's car. When i got back from vacation I bought a Protege that week. Kept it for 11 years. Sold on Mazda''s. Owned a 3 in later years.

My father still rambles about his old RX2 and how he wishes he still had it.

Have new mazda and every time i drive it it gives me so much pleasure to drive it, even look at it and it really put a smile on my face 🙂