Mazda CX-5 vs Mazda CX-60 (CX70) comparison REVIEW!

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  • This is our in-depth comparison review of the Mazda CX-5 vs Mazda CX-60 (CX-70 in the US). We're taking a look at Exterior, Interior and the driving experience.
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    00:00 Mazda CX5 vs CX60!
    00:22 CX-5 design
    00:50 CX-60 design
    01:10 Length, weight and wheels comparison
    03:14 Rear comparison
    04:20 Turning indicators
    04:37 Key fobs
    04:49 Interior CX5
    06:03 Seating position CX5
    06:32 Cockpit overview CX5
    08:12 Lower middle console CX5
    09:19 Infotainment system CX5
    10:11 Rear seats CX5
    12:26 Interior CX60
    13:45 Seating position CX60
    14:13 Cockpit overview CX60
    16:17 Infotainment system CX60
    17:25 Lower middle console CX60
    18:46 Charging while driving
    20:00 More interior details CX60
    21:10 Rear seats CX60
    23:07 Trunk / boot comparison
    25:31 Engines
    26:38 Driving Mazda CX-5 2.5 N/A
    29:54 Comfort while driving CX5
    32:30 Autobahn driving CX5
    35:30 Driving Mazda CX-60 PHEV
    36:55 Autobahn acceleration CX60
    39:11 Comfort while driving CX60
    42:43 Countryside driving CX60
    46:32 Which one is the better pick?
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  • @autogefuehl
    @autogefuehl  Před rokem +5

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    00:00 Mazda CX5 vs CX60!
    00:22 CX-5 design
    00:50 CX-60 design
    01:10 Length, weight and wheels comparison
    03:14 Rear comparison
    04:20 Turning indicators
    04:37 Key fobs
    04:49 Interior CX5
    06:03 Seating position CX5
    06:32 Cockpit overview CX5
    08:12 Lower middle console CX5
    09:19 Infotainment system CX5
    10:11 Rear seats CX5
    12:26 Interior CX60
    13:45 Seating position CX60
    14:13 Cockpit overview CX60
    16:17 Infotainment system CX60
    17:25 Lower middle console CX60
    18:46 Charging while driving
    20:00 More interior details CX60
    21:10 Rear seats CX60
    23:07 Trunk / boot comparison
    25:31 Engines
    26:38 Driving Mazda CX-5 2.5 N/A
    29:54 Comfort while driving CX5
    32:30 Autobahn driving CX5
    35:30 Driving Mazda CX-60 PHEV
    36:55 Autobahn acceleration CX60
    39:11 Comfort while driving CX60
    42:43 Countryside driving CX60
    46:32 Which one is the better pick?
    #Mazda #MazdaCX60 #MazdaCX5
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    • @LANDIIIIIOFIIIIIFIRE
      @LANDIIIIIOFIIIIIFIRE Před rokem +1

      US market CX50 beats both of these models at least in look department…
      And the best thing is, price starts around $28K…..

    • @bfg3890
      @bfg3890 Před 6 měsíci

      Get the petrol savings on the 60

  • @AshGrantASH8
    @AshGrantASH8 Před rokem +14

    Just so you are all aware, the 2023 CX-60 has already had a major upgrade to these following areas.
    1. Infotainment Firmware upgrade.
    2. Shockabsorbers, Springs and Swaybar updated.
    3. Steering has been software updated.
    4. BRAKES changed.
    5. Many other changes for 2023.

    • @yunusseedat3213
      @yunusseedat3213 Před 9 měsíci

      I’m getting my cx60 in September 2023, thanks for your comments on the upgrade.

  • @tuck28
    @tuck28 Před 7 měsíci

    Really comprehensive and excellent review, great job!

  • @michaelmuller7846
    @michaelmuller7846 Před rokem +44

    We’re a couple, early fifties from Germany. Had BMWs before (X5 and X3). Love my CX5. Very mature, comfortable and reliable. Do not miss the technical gimmicks of my previous cars, neither the frequent software updates. Don’t think that the price differential to the CX60 is justified and don’t like its interior. Will drive my CX5 definitely for a very long time with a smile on my lips before deciding what to buy next.

    • @jonjones6583
      @jonjones6583 Před rokem +4

      Yes I agree with your comments, as I own a CX5, it’s perfect at the perfect price. Thank you for your compliments.

    • @differencemaker242
      @differencemaker242 Před rokem +2

      There's a good chance that the CX60 WILL REPLACE the Cx5. This will likely be announced next year when the CX70 is released in America. It'll likely be priced from approximately 30k with the top spec model at near 50k.

    • @Fragz96
      @Fragz96 Před 10 měsíci

      cx5 for sure - do not buy the diesel, get the petrol models (turbo or naturally aspirated)

    • @miroslavstankovic6149
      @miroslavstankovic6149 Před 4 měsíci

      Your CX5 is diesel or? And with how many PS?

    • @keponen331
      @keponen331 Před 2 měsíci

      price difference is justified because CX60 is a Rear wheel drive car not Front wheel like CX5, much better dynamics.

  • @MrAsimomytis
    @MrAsimomytis Před rokem +9

    Dimitris from Athens Greece, 47 years old, grew up around Europe but now based in Greece. Love your reviews as they offer a real world perspective and drive us through details that matter but we can also ommit when buying or examining new vehicles. Kudos for the Mazda review as we also share the same love for them (I know they are much loved in Germany!)

  • @abinam2255
    @abinam2255 Před rokem +70

    Great review. We got an honest opinion, both the good AND the bad. So sick of sycophantic reviewers who can't bring themselves to point out anything negative in a car.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      🙏🙏

    • @micah6811
      @micah6811 Před rokem

      or better yet, reviewers should just state the facts, not give their personal 100% opinions!

    • @seruresto1386
      @seruresto1386 Před rokem +4

      ​@@micah6811 That's a product sheet then, not a review.

    • @paulwarder3238
      @paulwarder3238 Před rokem

      Ot
      9

  • @paulbenipal6299
    @paulbenipal6299 Před rokem +19

    You have done a great job reviewing these cars.

  • @limpunsing2229
    @limpunsing2229 Před rokem +4

    Informative comparison review Happy holidays, Thomas & crew

  • @toniherceg138
    @toniherceg138 Před rokem +6

    Exceptional comparison. Keep up the good work. 💪

  • @davidchampion6226
    @davidchampion6226 Před rokem +2

    Excellent presentation . Thanks for your very specific review.

  • @kamfab20
    @kamfab20 Před rokem +13

    I would go for the CX5. I have no family and love more light and bit smaller cars, because streets here are tight.
    They 2.5 Skyactiv G is very reliable. I can't affort that much money because I'm younger. But CX60 looks so beautiful 😇😇! Greets from Switzerland

  • @markbradford4026
    @markbradford4026 Před rokem

    Great review - thanks. Glad to see some more AWD SUV PHEV's in the Australian market given the FBT exemption changes late last year....it seems my options (under the Luxury Car Tax Threshold to get the FBT exemption) are this one, the Eclipse Cross, the Outlander and the KIA Sorento - I think Jeep are about to introduce one also...this one seems to have a good amount of space which is also important for me...have i missed any?

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      thanks!! Maybe you ll find some more here: czcams.com/video/asuhzdJfAj0/video.html

  • @Eu023
    @Eu023 Před rokem +3

    Reviewers in Italy actually praised CX-60 steering, so your remarks came unexpected to me. I drive a 2023 CX-5 and I don’t find it particularly sporty, so it also seems strange to me that the CX-60 is worse in this regard.

  • @marius4iasi
    @marius4iasi Před rokem +13

    Cx-60 is a big upgrade to the cx-5, they're different leagues. I drove them back to back, here the presenter did not test the sport mode. Milage is shit if you drive it as it's meant, but it's so fun to drive for a suv, so much power, linear acceleration all the way up to 200, and good grip, very planted to the road. It's not a suv built for confort, it's quite sporty. By comparison the cx-5 is mild.

    • @Eu023
      @Eu023 Před rokem

      Yeah every other review I’ve seen says the same as you wrote here.

  • @igorvyshnianchyn8983
    @igorvyshnianchyn8983 Před rokem +11

    With an avg sticker price of 32k-35k USD in the Ukrainian market, Mazda CX-5 is one of the most popular cars in the segment, due to a nice balance of features for the price. (That is for the 2.0 version, though).

  • @TheBashok
    @TheBashok Před rokem +1

    Such a detailed video, Thank you
    Do you know when CX-60 will be available i UAE?

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Cheers! Best to ask your Mazda dealer!

  • @raldyjimenez3319
    @raldyjimenez3319 Před rokem +1

    Good unbiased fair review...like it! Good job and keep it up. Provides me a better understanding of my purchase.

  • @Annie-zs2bt
    @Annie-zs2bt Před rokem +2

    Thank you for great comparison video ! I have CX5-14 and I love it , still running very well . Love CX60 but not available in US , thinking about getting the new CX5 next year ,from Boston , 55y female.

  • @Allcarnews
    @Allcarnews Před rokem +13

    I'm very curious to drive the CX-70 and 90 when they come to North America as I believe Mazda tunes their cars differently for every market. So far I've been told our lineup is tuned for a more "sporty" experience in terms of steering and suspension. I wonder if it will feel different here!

    • @Eu023
      @Eu023 Před rokem +1

      Usually cars in the US are tuned for less sporty and more comfortable handling, so the other way around. Lexus does it all the time for example.

  • @benjaminsmith2287
    @benjaminsmith2287 Před rokem +2

    This is really a great comparison review. Thanks.

  • @Zylium1
    @Zylium1 Před 2 měsíci

    Was the steering and the suspension refined since your driving experience? was improved or the difference are not that great?

  • @TheBadabo
    @TheBadabo Před rokem +10

    I'm a 33 year old guy living in Sweden with my family. I've ordered the cx-60 because we need a big car with great towing capacity and 4-wheel drive. The thing that convinced me on cx-60 was the premium feel it has and the awsome engine (love the sound of it). In contrarion to your opinion about the steering I must say I rather like that it's a little slower and not as nimble. Imo it actually fits the car. :)
    Awsome review!

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      cheers! And thanks for the story :)

    • @BrateTebra123
      @BrateTebra123 Před rokem +1

      I agree with you that slower steering wheel has it's charms, especially when driving a bigger SUV. I dove the Mazda MX5 and although it is a great sports car and very fun to drive the steering is so nervous you constantly need to readjust the steering wheel to drive in a straight line. Can get tiring on a longer open road journey

  • @alexandergunda8916
    @alexandergunda8916 Před rokem +5

    A very good comparison review! Thank you!
    As a CX-5 owner I was eager to test the CX-60 PHEV. Unfortunately I had to stop my personal test after comparing the trunk with the one of the CX-5.
    The available hight was much smaler then the one in the CX-5 and as a owner of a large dog this was a "no-go".

  • @user-hd9ds4dj2q
    @user-hd9ds4dj2q Před rokem +6

    We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year 🎉.

  • @DanMul07
    @DanMul07 Před rokem +8

    48:53 I live in the U.S. (Texas) and drive a 2021 CX9 Signature…love it for it’s driving and more luxury features. I am looking forward to the CX90 next year because of the new inline 6 and even more luxury amenities with updated more modern electronics. I love Mazda for the drive experience. I have actually owned 4 with 3 of them still in the family. I hope the drive experience is carried thru to the CX90 from my CX9 not so much what you experienced in the CX60, that would be very disappointing. Thank you for the informative video

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      🙏🙏

    • @robertdevoy3119
      @robertdevoy3119 Před rokem +1

      I suspect they are gonna screw this up somehow. I definitely would not want stop/start and cylinder deactivation.

  • @gninokcire7449
    @gninokcire7449 Před rokem +3

    Thanks for the great comparaison, I've been moving in 3 years from a new bought CX3 to a a new bought CX30 for my wife, and for me into a MX5 now looking to replace both by either one of the CX5 or CX60, the 60' has my favor today, even if more expensive but I love the white coloured TAKUMI interior and the technology is of-course more up to date than the 5' which is obviously near to an end career.. now the question is what model will replace the cx5? if it's a similar car to the CX50 launched in N-America then I might wait a one or two years more !

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      Cheers! I dont see another investment in the cx5 from Mazda atm. But we ll keep u updated!

  • @x3merx3mer
    @x3merx3mer Před rokem +16

    I don't understand why did they went with such short headlights on CX60. CX5 front looks soooo much nicer.
    Also, cx60 is very similar to cx5. They should've started with cx80 since Europe doesn't have any Mazda's 7 seaters!

  • @jsfbay1
    @jsfbay1 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for the detailed review of the differences between the two Mazda's. I'm hoping for the CX-70 to appear in the U.S. soon (even though I know we get the CX-90 first.) I sure hope you can drive the gas-only version, and that the steering and suspension feel more like a Mazda!
    I've always understood the RES button to mean "Resume" the previous speed you had set (38:11).
    One last comment - I've heard people in the U.S. say the CX-5 seats are a bit firm for them. Would you say the seats in the CX-60 are softer (overall more comfortable) than the CX-5? And maybe better for longer road trips? Thanks again for a great review!

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Thanks 🙏

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      I found the cx5 seats better. U have to go for fabric though as it’s softer

  • @richardmarsh6539
    @richardmarsh6539 Před rokem

    Do either of these cars have remote start on the fob as an option?

  • @Diminho822
    @Diminho822 Před rokem +3

    video is very dark in the interior. cannot see all the details. but overall, nice and detailed overview. thanks

  • @michaelkovalsky4907
    @michaelkovalsky4907 Před rokem +6

    I will just wait for the inline 6 in the US. Don't really care for hybrids, I am sure it works great, but if I ever want to take it on a road trip then the whole dead battery issue will probably become an issue.

  • @justinvo4337
    @justinvo4337 Před 2 měsíci

    I’m 25 years old in the Texas. I have a ‘22 Mazda CX-30 & a ‘23 Mazda CX-5. Love driving both! Sadly, the US doesn’t get the CX-60. I definitely would get a CX-60 if it was available in the states.

  • @robertdevoy3119
    @robertdevoy3119 Před rokem +34

    I have a 2019 Signature with the turbo and love it. I would be strongly interested in the CX-70 when it is finally available in the U.S. However, it may have some features that I would not want that could make me keep my CX-5. I especially, would not want a stop/start feature, or cylinder deactivation at highways speeds. These features are not good for longevity and just make the car more complex than it has to be. I would really like the extra room, but I could buy a gently used CX-9 for that.

    • @wilburfinnigan2142
      @wilburfinnigan2142 Před rokem +4

      True too much of that technology makes for nothing but more problems. The reason I bought the CX5 was its basic non turbo engine did not have the engine stop or the deactivation. just more crap to go wrong. My CX5 has all the performance I need is comfortable and RELIABLE and NO CVT trans a REAL 6 speed auto more than adequet and smooth performing !!! Great little car !! ZOOOOM ZOOOOOM !!!!!!

    • @joseramongutierrez8018
      @joseramongutierrez8018 Před rokem +1

      Stop/start feature will definitely keep me away, it's the stupidest tech feature in modern auto technology. It'll be the first time keeping me away from a Mazda.

    • @jcostanza
      @jcostanza Před rokem +1

      I had a 2022 CX-9 Turbo as a rental for about 2 and a half weeks. The car is massive but it drives just like a CX-5 AWD Turbo. The only downside to the CX-9 is the lack of trunk space.

    • @joseramongutierrez8018
      @joseramongutierrez8018 Před rokem +2

      @@jcostanza CX-9's trunk space is a bit limited compared to similarly sized SUVs, but it's driving dynamics are unbeatable. I don't mind sacrificing slightly smaller cargo space for that odd day of the year that I would be inconvenienced, but I'm enjoying driving it with a big smile every single day.
      I still have a 2009 CX-9 GT that I will never give away; nimble, planted, fun to drive, reliable, easy to maintain, great sound system, and the family with the dog loves it!

    • @jcostanza
      @jcostanza Před rokem +2

      @@joseramongutierrez8018 Yes sir. The CX-9 drives better than any large SUV i have ever driven and handles wet roads like a champ. The newer turbo models have tons of torque below 3,000 rpm which is good for driving up hills or canyons. I was able get up to 24 mpg doing mixed driving.

  • @michaeljohnsalik2293
    @michaeljohnsalik2293 Před 11 měsíci

    typically how long (lifespan) does the battery be replaced for this hybrid? and how much does it cost?
    and if I pick gas, what is the advantage and disadvantage to diesel?

  • @dogwink
    @dogwink Před rokem

    23:40: They got rid of the trunk lights or is that a localization cost-cutting? My 2021 CX-5 turbo trunk is illuminated. The lamp is on the lid, which can be turned enabled/disabled with a toggle.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Maybe we missed that or it was cut, gotta recheck

  • @10heads7dragons
    @10heads7dragons Před rokem +2

    Very good comparison.

  • @1104kdd
    @1104kdd Před rokem

    This is a really fine video. No one stateside apart possibly Alex on Autos does as thorough a job, but he can't take a vehicle to 150 kmh on roads here! I'm 64, living in Canada, and will have to replace my Tiguan sometime. It will be very interesting to see how the cx70 turns out. And how its priced. One question if you have time. Does the Phev rely on its petrol engine for cabin heat or does it have some sort of electric heat pump when driving in pure ev mode? It gets very cold here sometimes....

  • @prasanthpanicker5588
    @prasanthpanicker5588 Před rokem +1

    Very Good review. Thanku.

  • @benspriggs5430
    @benspriggs5430 Před rokem +7

    Great video. I like the CX5 but when compared to the CX60 it suddenly looks dated although I wish they kept the real exhausts

  • @MrDrLulla
    @MrDrLulla Před rokem +4

    Just fyi: i have mazda 2022. MY GOD, this channel is just some god blessing. So interesting and relaxing to watch and i don’t know how you are so equipped with knowledge, but how you knew mazdas with Bose have road noise cancelling? I mean, why they not advertise this thing? This was now a veery pleasant surprise for me… mazdas are best

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +2

      Glad you enjoy it!

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +2

      Btw to be very exact: the bose sound system has a noise compensation, not active noise canceling. So thats only working when music is running

    • @MrDrLulla
      @MrDrLulla Před rokem +1

      @@autogefuehl thank you

  • @dingdingdingdiiiiing
    @dingdingdingdiiiiing Před 10 měsíci +2

    I haven't driven the CX-60, just sat in one. It has a definite awe inspiring presence both inside and outside, but my immediate feeling sitting in it was - it's a huge, cumbersome cruise ship. The CX-5 feels more nimble, sleek and possibly, fun.

  • @SG-js2qn
    @SG-js2qn Před rokem +6

    As reviewed, both seem very nice. I don't want to feel road bumps, but I'm generally impressed with the improvements in the 60.

    • @ma.1749
      @ma.1749 Před 5 měsíci

      So the cx60 makes u feel road bumps ?

  • @maltesedavide
    @maltesedavide Před rokem +1

    Very nice video. ❤

  • @lisaw7633
    @lisaw7633 Před 7 měsíci +2

    I love the taillight design of 60. I love the 5 real exhaust tips. I really like the body style of the 60. I have the 2022 cx5. I love the ride and feel. I'm so disappointed that Mazda only put SiriusXM in their upper trim vehicles. So i have to spend almost $40,000 for something so basic as SiriusXM. When all other brands are standard on their's. So i will wait for the redesign of the Rav4 and trade it in. Great video

  • @jsfbay1
    @jsfbay1 Před rokem +2

    Something I think would be nice is that on these vehicles with an LCD multi-information display would be the ability to change the top speed of the speedometer. Sounds silly maybe, but why on earth is the top speed on these SUV/CUV's so much higher than the vehicle is even capable of, let alone how fast we would drive it? I'm getting a bit older so I'd prefer more distance between each marker.

  • @airforceone6523
    @airforceone6523 Před rokem +1

    Anyone else have issues with the older mazda cx5?
    With the pedal brakes?
    My 2015 cx5 awd mazda brake pedal has gone “soft and spongy”.
    Once it reached like 70,000km.
    Soft and spongy as in when you press the brake it sinks and doesnt stop the car sharply. More like the brake pedal isnt sharp and responsive.
    Anyone else have this issue?

  • @autogefuehl
    @autogefuehl  Před rokem +8

    Merry xmas everyone 🎄 and/or happy holidays! A treat from the team for your free-time :) Enjoy and thank you so much for your support in 2022! We'll also have more cool content coming up the next few days, no holiday for us =)

  • @ronnylee6192
    @ronnylee6192 Před rokem

    Just bought CX5 Kuro, can't wait for CX60 as it's not sure when gonna release in my country as the price might be super high as well compare to CX5.

  • @LarryNgetich
    @LarryNgetich Před rokem +14

    I'm Kenyan, 33, and I was a teen in the 2000s. That era had some really expressive exhaust tips, and it has always stuck with me to have real exhaust tips in modern cars. It's a shame that even Mazda is starting to do the fake exhaust thing. I always thought of them as the last great Japanese driver-focused manufacturers, and that is a big no to have fake tips.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      thanks for the feedback!

    • @GIFan-ht4xs
      @GIFan-ht4xs Před rokem

      its okay bro, its a CX. a family car.
      the driver oriented cars like the M2S, M3S, M6S will always have a decent tiny little details.
      including real exhaust tips. :)

    • @LarryNgetich
      @LarryNgetich Před rokem +1

      @@GIFan-ht4xs I would have the BMWs for that reason, but that doesn't mean my SUVs have to be watered down. Even the low-key cars need to meet certain standards.

  • @fer2008you
    @fer2008you Před rokem +2

    I love my 2021 cx-5 turbo carbon edition,
    my 2021 cx-30 turbo premium plus and
    my 2021 mazda 3 premium,
    i am a Mazda fan boy, this cx-70 is amazing the interior i love it, and you are a honest reviewer👍

  • @x3merx3mer
    @x3merx3mer Před rokem +6

    23:43 the boot light on CX5 is on the tailgate shining down to the boot.
    So the grocery situation was probably not true, but added to paint the picture a bit more vivid :)

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +2

      ohh no one of us saw that!

    • @AdityaJayaram
      @AdityaJayaram Před rokem +1

      Actually, the cx-5 didn't have a light on the inside of the tailgate either. The cx-60 had lights in both positions, one inside the trunk and one on the tailgate shining down. Perhaps any sort of light back there is an option on the cx-5 in certain markets, but at that price point, it's silly not to provide it as standard.

    • @x3merx3mer
      @x3merx3mer Před rokem +3

      @@AdityaJayaram I actually own a mid spec cx5 2019, so yeah, I think I know what it has. Plus this one is higher trim than mine.

    • @AdityaJayaram
      @AdityaJayaram Před rokem +1

      @@x3merx3mer thanks for your insight. But what can I say, i checked the tailgate and everywhere in the trunk for a light. It just didn't have one 🤷‍♂️

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      Maybe the deleted that for the recent facelift?

  • @MichaelKuhn317
    @MichaelKuhn317 Před rokem +1

    My wife had a 2017 white CX5 and due to a driver paying more attention to his new iPhone, we now have a 2023 red CX5 premium plus all-wheel drive. We did look at the CX50 but my wife is more of an urban driver than someone who would adventure down a dirt road. The old car protected my family very well from a large vehicle driving fifty miles an hour that T-boned the old CX5 with two additional passengers. I am interested in the possibility of purchasing a CX70 for myself when they come out. Although the old CX5 was comfortable enough when driving across the country it was a bit smaller than I would like and I would appreciate a pangrammatic roof. I would never buy a plug-in model so will only consider the straight six engine with the battery boost. I hope the steering will be better in the straight six-cylinder CX70 when it comes out. I would appreciate a review that put the vehicle on a lift so I can see how the suspension is set up. After seeing the size of the solid rear axle on the CX50 that would be a necessary review by me before purchasing a CX70.

  • @USMCDragonGunner
    @USMCDragonGunner Před rokem

    Can you clarify what u mean by the Cx-70 being longer than the cx-60? We know from mazda the 70 will be wider but never heard it being longer too.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      We do not know for sure yet, what is clear is that it will be "extended" in dimensions, we'll yet have to see what exactly that will be

  • @robertreid9079
    @robertreid9079 Před rokem

    The interior of the CX60 looks great in white.However I would be conscious of staining the fabric under the infotainment screen,or is it just my OCD ?

  • @kennedypoi503
    @kennedypoi503 Před rokem

    570 litres v 527 litres. cx5 hived out more space under the flat bed. My 2019 cx5 cargo volume is only 438 litres and despite rattles coming from both the A pillars, m really thankful for this car all else delivers great satisfaction. My cx 5 comes with cargo boot lamp on the rear door. 24:00 look up above you see the cargo lamp in the tailgate door.

    • @viliukas15
      @viliukas15 Před rokem

      Exactly. He also forgot to mention that CX-60 can be used as a regular HYBRID if battery is depleted or manually restricted to a certain percentage. So this additional weight (of the battery) would still be not that relevant as he stressed. While the review is good, there are still areas where the quality can be improved (by way of using at least the wisdom of "read the fcukin manual").

  • @jma7889
    @jma7889 Před rokem +5

    I have a 2016 CX-5. I upgraded tires. It runs like new or better than new. I found little reason to upgrade to the newest CX-5 or CX-60/70/90. It has more cabin noise than new version of CX-5. But it is quieter than a Tesla Model 3 on express way.

    • @robertdevoy3119
      @robertdevoy3119 Před rokem

      Better tires make a vast improvement. I replaced the cheap Toyo tires on 2019 Signature with Michelin Pilot All Season 4 and the difference is dramatic in every way. Not only are they rated to last twice as long, but they are quieter, smoother riding, and handle like a dream. I increased the size to 245/50/-19 which probably helps some. The speedo reads only about 2% different according to a sizing chart that I used.

    • @alb0zfinest
      @alb0zfinest Před rokem +1

      There is definitely a difference. The 2020 mazda cx5 I had was far, far more noisy than the 2022 I also had 😆 Mazda is not good when it comes to cabin noise imo. Outside of nice interior, and reliability, mazda is lacking in alot.

  • @saltyt.1886
    @saltyt.1886 Před rokem +3

    MERRY CHRISTMAS!
    🎄🎁 🎄

  • @RaviChahal
    @RaviChahal Před rokem

    Proud owner of Soul Red CX-5 Elite in Indonesia. CBU import from Japan. So Top notch Japanese quality and performance. The difference is , it have a Sunroof , Dual tone diamond cut 19" wheels. No seat/steering heating though as it is not required here.

  • @lovre93
    @lovre93 Před rokem +1

    Can someone tell me if you have heating if you don't turn on ice and only drive in electric mode? I have a short drive to work through the city and electric would make a lot of sense. But ofcourse I need heat to blow to not freeze during the winter. Also does it heat somehow the engine while driving on ev mode? I hope it preconditions the engine somehow so it doesn't get damaged when you floor it and the ice turns on

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +3

      heating should work but wont be that effective afaik, not entirely sure if it works at all though. Seat heating will work for sure. But interesting question, i ll try to resolve that when we drive the CX-60 Diesel soon and ask the engineers!
      About preconditioning of the engine: No PHEV has that. They build PHEV motors a little tougher so it withstand the cold start better; however it is never good to rev an engine at startup, so this will always remain a problem.

    • @lovre93
      @lovre93 Před rokem +1

      @@autogefuehl it seems really weird to me that more cars don't have an additional heater for heating up the cabin practically instantly. Small renault clio starts heating up the cabin the second you get in because it has some additional heater that turns on right away before the engine itself is heated up. It probably draws a lot of power but anyway people would like to have an option atleast. A lot of cars if you start your car and drive through the city, they won't even heat up because there is little strain on the engine and idling practically doesn't do anything. For about 10 minutes the engine is still cold, and by then I am already at work. (small city, small commute, but I need the car for going on sites and etc)

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      U can preheat the cabin with a phev yes, i thought u mean preheating the engine

    • @marius4iasi
      @marius4iasi Před rokem +1

      The cx60 heats up in ev mode just fine. I also tested preheating the car from the app, and it did so without starting the ice. I think it prefers to start on ev as long as it has juice. Probably starts the ice if too cold or too little ev juice.

  • @Sea0tter
    @Sea0tter Před rokem +7

    Thanks for the informative coverage of the cx60. We have just ordered one , get it in a few weeks. Coming from a GLC, I wanted electric for commute around town and combustion for longer trips. The new GLC was out of my price range and I couldn't wait for a Lexus NX. It will be my first Mazda, so if there goal was to tempt me from the German alternative they succeeded on me.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      thanks for tuning in! interesting!

    • @TheOnelegman67
      @TheOnelegman67 Před rokem +1

      Hi. How are you finding the C60?

    • @Sea0tter
      @Sea0tter Před rokem +1

      @@TheOnelegman67 Very much as the reviews on line. Looks great inside and out. Ride is great for open road but needs to be softer for driving around town, it can be jarring.

    • @TheOnelegman67
      @TheOnelegman67 Před rokem

      @@Sea0tter Thanks. Can't wait for mine!

    • @steveduncan7684
      @steveduncan7684 Před rokem

      Jarring is not a good. Ride quality is my #1 consideration. Thank you for helping me make a decision

  • @marcinsowul2532
    @marcinsowul2532 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Rear leg room in cx-5 is nearly the same like cx-60, which is 20 cm longer car. I tested that myself.

  • @cupiechu6887
    @cupiechu6887 Před rokem +4

    Great comparison! And since you asked…. I’m a male Gen X-er in Los Angeles who owns a ’22 CX 5 AWD Turbo. I’m probably more of a Euro sedan/coupe guy at heart, but family circumstances have lead me to a compact SUV (common story). The Mazda had the Germanic feel that I desired with the Japanese reliability and low upkeep that I needed. And don’t hate me, but I appreciate genuine leather-along with real exhaust tips.
    There’s not much wrong with the CX 5 that wouldn’t be fixed by a normally aspirated 6-cylinder and a slightly more compliant suspension. The upcoming U.S. CX 70 looks like something I could trade-up to later in the decade-a sort of “last hurrah” before having to buy electric. But your assessment of the PHEV CX 60 has me a little concerned. Hopefully someone at Mazda is watching these reviews and has their to-do list made out…to be completed by model year 2029!

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Thanks 🙏

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      U dont have to miss leather when the replacement does the same great job

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      We ll drive the diesel very soon and can tell more if pure ice version is better than phev

    • @user-lo4mu8um4m
      @user-lo4mu8um4m Před 7 měsíci

      Leather, being a natural material, breathes, is more supple and more comfortable. In addition, it is not petroleum based@@autogefuehl

  • @vipermoon_
    @vipermoon_ Před rokem +1

    Thanks for the review. To the crew in general: please don't end the video as soon as he's done speaking. Pausing after the last word to go read the comments is impossible if youtube switches to the next video (in a watch later situation or autoplay)

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Cheers!

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Well there is an explanation to this: CZcams algorithm. If you dont end the video abruptly, the algorithm punishes you

    • @vipermoon_
      @vipermoon_ Před rokem

      @@autogefuehl good to know haha, and it's not hard to imagine why

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Yeah it really sucks. I prefer to end a video with a calm conclusion. But then some people drop out because they know the video is ending. Damn algorithms

  • @verliebt3465
    @verliebt3465 Před rokem +1

    the seat cooling button should have been at the edge of the row, so in the winter you can just drag your finger across and activate, windscreen, seat and steering wheel heating all at once. now you need to be a bit carefull not to activate seat cooling by mistake.

    • @Lee1075
      @Lee1075 Před rokem

      You can set it all up in the MZD. The seats, steering wheel, window screen (front and rear) and cabin temp can all be set to a specific temp to work together, or just use the Mazda App (CX-60 owner)

  • @MosesKaldor
    @MosesKaldor Před rokem +2

    Fake exhausts are a crash repair saver. A small shunt into a real exhaust is expensive when the system is bent. They don’t bother me at all.

  • @simey6327
    @simey6327 Před rokem +21

    Test drove the CX60 for 24hrs. The drive train still needs considerable development to get it integrated properly. Many shunts, pulses and vibrations, one was jarring enough that my partner looked at me and asked “what’s gone wrong?”.
    Interior is good quality though on the Takumi spec the interior silver bits are shiny chrome, which to my eyes comes across a bit cheap and garish. Much better if they were with a more subtle brushed finish.
    I placed an order for a hybrid Takumi spec but cancelled the order after the test drive - i was disappointed.
    Is is a bad car ? No.
    Is it £52,000 worth ? I dont think so.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +3

      That’s what I thought too

    • @robertdevoy3119
      @robertdevoy3119 Před rokem +3

      The 70 is supposed to be bigger and better than the 60 here in the U.S. But I think they are gonna somehow screw this up. If that's the case, I'll keep my 2019 CX-5 Signature and my money.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +5

      60 and 70 wont differ much

    • @lionintu
      @lionintu Před rokem +1

      I hope Mazda is reading all this and taking the feedback for improvements next year. Like the jab, unfortunately people are using an experimental product. This is Mazda's engineers first plug-in hybrid is it not?

    • @Rooseveltdunn
      @Rooseveltdunn Před rokem

      Was that the PHEV?

  • @patrickgagnon9662
    @patrickgagnon9662 Před 11 měsíci

    320 ft/lb torque for a compact SUV if the pull is only OK , what SUV in it's class has better acceleration ....which one ....and bose does do noise cancelation in the CX-5 ....what else are you wrong about .

  • @marjanradin-macukat3343
    @marjanradin-macukat3343 Před rokem +1

    Excellent video!
    13 years with Mazda 6, 2.0l petrol - next one will be for sure Mazda, most likely CX-5. Hope it will be soon available with Sky-X 2.5 l engine.

  • @304devang
    @304devang Před rokem +2

    How does the cx5 compare to Volvo xc40 in terms of driving and comfort?

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      enjoy some XC40 content here:
      czcams.com/video/wWldGvketwM/video.html
      czcams.com/video/xkkCC-KsyYg/video.html

  • @olliereed4206
    @olliereed4206 Před 10 měsíci +1

    The 254 diesel is the best. The fuel economy is unbelievable. Carefully driving ours we can get 58mpg (UK) for a 3.3 litre 6 cylinder that is just amazing. The PHEV makes no sense.

  • @swedishbob_7315
    @swedishbob_7315 Před 10 měsíci

    70... looking at Mazda CX-5 / CX-60 and Lexus NX 350h... My wife just got a Lexus UX250h very nice... NO spare is a bit scary here in the Land Downunder

  • @Bizutz
    @Bizutz Před rokem +6

    When can we expect a comparison between CX-60 and Highlander? CX5 is not a worthy competitor for the big brother 😊 keep up the great videos!

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Enjoy some Highlander content here: czcams.com/video/3kWcC4EENEQ/video.html

  • @lisaw7633
    @lisaw7633 Před 7 měsíci

    I think the Chrome accents look better than that brushed silver. Which scratches and tarnish over time

  • @rafars2246
    @rafars2246 Před rokem

    Can't wait to see this new generation in the US

  • @JiansongWan
    @JiansongWan Před rokem +3

    So nice to hear honest reviews regarding mileage-phev-evRange.

  • @Chiroman527
    @Chiroman527 Před rokem

    As a 71 YO, my wife and I are retired in the USA (NY Suburbia). Thax for your throrough review & your honesty, pointing out Pros and Cons. The CX-60 (CX-70 in the US) is winking at me. I have a 22 Acura MDX ,leased August 2021 for 36 months. I like some extra room, but really don't need that 3rd Row (I remain curious as to How Many peopl;e actually use that 3rd Row?), so in that regard, the CX-70 seems to be Just Right. I am disappointed to see that you describe the steering as Vague and also too Bumpy a ride?? I would be wrestling with the aspect of a PHEV. I need to know more about that: How do you hook up at home?; how long does the Battery last while driving?; does it utilize Braking Regeneration for recharging while driving? On paper, for our usage, an EV is probably best suited for our needs. However, after seeing the eruption of Fires in EVs after Ian hit Florida, gives me major concerns. Don't get thiose lithium batteries wet, especially with salt water!! EVs were erupring into fires in people's houses after they drove during the Hurricane. The Fire Chief in Tampa said they had at least 25 fires that burnt the houses to ground. It takes Hours of pouring water on the batteries to put the fires out! They mostly just let them burn out!. To me, producing the CX-70 with a Toyota or Honda style Gas/ Electric Hybrid would be a No-Brainer.

  • @Tranceparenci
    @Tranceparenci Před rokem

    Hello….I bought a new CX5 in December 2017. 2.2 diesel 184 Hp, automatic, leather and electric heated seats, no sunroof and no android auto or car play. After almost 5 years an 85000 km I sold it for a very good price in october 2022. How is the back seat compared to the 2 models? I don’t see a big diference in the back seat in terms of knee space and seat width, if I compare the CX5 with the CX60. Or if it is, it’s to small for me…..

    • @Tranceparenci
      @Tranceparenci Před rokem

      I chose, with an amount less than the value of the CX 60 added to what I received for the CX5, a model with 7 seats, recharge, my 2023, 455 hp…

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Yeah indeed not the biggest difference

  • @TinLeadHammer
    @TinLeadHammer Před rokem

    I would prefer the map on the main instrument panel, and get rid of the perched up ipad in the middle of the dash.

  • @johnm7251
    @johnm7251 Před rokem

    When will you test the 3.3L I6 petrol CX-60 ?

  • @AutoEnthusiastJC
    @AutoEnthusiastJC Před rokem +1

    36 male from US. Just bought a CX-5, but am interested in the upcoming CX-70 if it has the styling of that CX-60.

  • @KC-632H
    @KC-632H Před rokem +1

    Love our 2021 cx5 Signature👍🇨🇦

  • @adrianbyron-parker5797

    Can Thomas Review the CX60 PHEV. There are 2 completely contradictory reviews in "sporty suspension that is jittery but if you drive it as a luxury SUV it is "fine"? how can it be both?? from AJ and the CX60 tour through the mountains is .. well another car.. Please try and have some consistency. People (ME) trust your reviews and I have the CX60 or the X-Trail on my final 2 list...

  • @chanitos1975
    @chanitos1975 Před rokem

    Mate, at 29 min , when told us that you switch on sport mode, actually on car screen was D mode !! You should switch on sport mode and then push the throttle. I have CX5 and it s quite a feeling when drive in S mode. Of course, eat some benzin

  • @vladmihai306
    @vladmihai306 Před rokem +2

    drove both, tested both and i think the cx 5 is the better buy.

  • @sinan666
    @sinan666 Před rokem

    when will the CX5 be redesigned? does it make sense to buy an almost-6-years old design?

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      They just did a facelift, so not quickly. Well the thing is, "older" cars are also more evolved and have less failures than all-new vehicles which are very new to the market. So I wouldnt say that it is bad to buy an older vehicle. However one disadvantage is that indeed when new models of the same car come out, the older ones usually drop in price. But I dont see a new CX5 coming soon since they are bringing out CX60 here, CX70 for US, CX80 for EU and CX90 for US and they also just released CX50 for US.

    • @sinan666
      @sinan666 Před rokem

      @@autogefuehl good points, thanks!

  • @timhabich3113
    @timhabich3113 Před rokem +14

    I love the CX5 :) I have one^^.

    • @aimanfitri0iv
      @aimanfitri0iv Před rokem

      that's awesome what's your variant is it pre-facelift or facelift

  • @bwbw4908
    @bwbw4908 Před rokem

    I am British and over here we can get the 2.2 d 2wd 148 which is better than the 184. The less powerful diesel engine is perfectly adequate and with careful driving at 55 to 60mph returns 60miles per gallon or thereabouts.

  • @ninjarider443
    @ninjarider443 Před rokem

    For me, on my 2023 Mazda CX5 Carbon Black Edition, I can't stand the collision avoidance as several times the car locked the brakes thinking a collision was immediate when i was going around a car turning right - horrible system so i disable this as soon as I get into the car. I HATE how i use manual tuning on the radio (cause so easy to spin the dial to switch around the channels) and it won't keep the setting, if i switch to something else, i have to crawl back into the menu to setup manual tuning feature - it doesn't save settings (like disabling collision avoidance or manual setup). I also hate when i am making a left turn in a left turn double lane with my blinker on, it makes all types of noises and beeps and steering jerks thinking you are going to crash when you are not. This automatic car warning systems are not great and wish i could disable all of it (and it would save my settings where i only have to do it once).

  • @paulbonifacio901
    @paulbonifacio901 Před 11 měsíci +1

    I think the CX60 is intended to rival the luxury cars such as the NX, GLC, XC60, Q5, X3

  • @flatheadV8
    @flatheadV8 Před rokem

    I have a CX-5 2.5L AWD which I got in September 2022. The steering is much heavier in weight than before and I find it is too heavy. Mazda UK say that they can not do anything to make the steering lighter. Given that it is electric steering I would thought that it could have been re programmed to make it lighter.
    I really miss the soft ride of cars like the Renault 16 and 504 Peugeot of the past.

    • @Fadic4
      @Fadic4 Před rokem

      Has the temperature dropped by you a lot because of winter? Colder temperatures cause tire pressures to drop which could make turning the steering wheel a bit harder.
      I would check all the tire pressures.

    • @flatheadV8
      @flatheadV8 Před rokem

      When I ordered the car, the Cx-5 that I test drove was about 3 years old as no new cars were available to drive. On getting my car in September it was immediately obvious that the steering was heavier. I haves since then driven ann older model and spoken to a sales man who confirmed that the steering weight was made heavier by Mazda.
      I have checked the tyre ( US spelling, tire ), pressures and they are at the recommend pressure.
      Unfortunately, I may have to sell the car as I have an arthritic wrist and the steering weight makes it painful..

    • @mackeymichael
      @mackeymichael Před rokem

      @@flatheadV8 Try upping the tyre pressures to 40 psi all round and see if that makes a difference before you sell.

  • @NoChannelChannel
    @NoChannelChannel Před 5 měsíci

    Look up mechanic point of view on this car cx60, key components require engine out to get to. Timing chain's x3 not in front of engine but the back (engine out)

  • @samsamtl7089
    @samsamtl7089 Před rokem

    I was wondering if the CX 60 has a heat pump or not

  • @sticksman7819
    @sticksman7819 Před rokem +4

    Looking a little to much like boring BMW's from the front.Although I'd like the CX 60 maybe one day.Albeit I'd rather have a 3 hatch or 6 estate.

  • @blw3169
    @blw3169 Před rokem +1

    Too bad you didn't compare the CX-5 Turbo (more fun to drive) to the CX-60. I am actually looking at the CX-90 and hope the steering feel and suspension feel will be refined by Mazda before they start to sell...otherwise may wait a year. Also, am not totally sold on the hybrid and think the inline 6 Turbo S version (340 hp) is the way to go based on what is known so far....can't wait to see the test drive results for the CX-90.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Cant get the 2.5 turbo in germany sadly!

    • @bv9735
      @bv9735 Před rokem

      @@autogefuehl The CX-5 turbo is absolutely awesome to drive! So much fun.

    • @mikeodowd100
      @mikeodowd100 Před 4 měsíci

      @@bv9735It’s not a big deal that the turbo version isn’t available in Europe. As fuel costs much more in Europe, fuel efficiency is more important, vs more power. Non turbos require less maintenance, as an added bonus.

  • @gsjohnson22225
    @gsjohnson22225 Před rokem

    I've always said real exhaust tips or no buy.. my cx-30 turbo has large tips than the non turbo.. so they must think something of it.. hopefully the 70 and 90 will have at least a dealer option.. I can't stand bumper holes.. and Ford's fake tips that point down are just plain stupid

  • @dieterfontaine78
    @dieterfontaine78 Před rokem +1

    I have a question about PHEV cars. So they say to charge it frequently to drive as much in electric mode as possible. But on the other hand they say to not fully charge those batteries to 100% or drive them empty tot 0% due to the condition of the batteries. I know the 68km electric range is from 0-100% of the batteries. But isn't this a scam from car makers if they always say to keep the charge between 10% and 80%? Shouldn't they say how much range you have if you stay between those limits? Or does this for PHEV cars don't matter? I'm looking to replace my 11year old Skoda Superb with a PHEV. I have a daily commute of 52km so this Mazda CX-60 would do it for me to drive that fully electric and as such save some gas. I have the posibility to charge the car at home, even going to install solar panels next year. I Will je able to charge the car at normal speeds and not fast charge because I've also heard that reduces the life time of batteries. If I look for a car it's something that I will keep for at least 10-12 years. In fact that Skoda that I now own is only my second car and I bought it second hand from a dealer, with was his own car, at 10.000km. Now I have +233.000km with it. It has an 1.6tdi engine and I know that km are not extremely high for a diesel. But unfortunately I too was hit by dieselgate and had to let my engine modify for it. And afterwards had some problems with it. 2x times I had injector problems with needed replacement, first time the garage would do it under warranty admitting it was an problem due to those diesel gate changes they made. But the second time they said it was too long ago so I had to pay arround €1000 for it. And now I don't trust my car anymore, always afraid it could break down again beacause the dealer told me It's a frequent problem with engines that have been modified due to diesel gate.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem +1

      Good point with the battery status that also counts for PHEVs! Maybe it’s better if u all-electric already? With the PHEV indeed, since they dont have too much range u ll have no other possibility than also depleting it and charging it to 100 i guess

    • @dieterfontaine78
      @dieterfontaine78 Před rokem

      @@autogefuehl yea thought so, thanks for the answer. I think full EV's are still way to expensive for normal working class people. And I can't buy a small EV because I haul my family around, I have 2 small children so I need lots of space to take their stuff around.

    • @dieterfontaine78
      @dieterfontaine78 Před rokem

      @@autogefuehl I was hoping those Chinese car brands would bring the big reasonable priced EV's to Europe. But I see they're bringing it to Europe but also the price with +€10.000-€15.000 of their Chinese prices.

    • @marius4iasi
      @marius4iasi Před rokem

      You can't deplete the battery. At least I wasn't able too, once the battery is low, it will move into hybrid mode. The threshold depends on temperature, in winter it doesn't let me go in ev at about 30% battery, and once battery is heated, like after a long drive I got to about 10%, after which it kicks in the ice and having good regen it keeps up qt that level. Also the ev range in winter is about 35 km, almost half of advertised. I charge it to 100% if I get the time, but it gives you the option to charge up to a certain percent. I think it has an 8 year warranty on the battery. The charge speed is ok at 7.2 kw, you get full charge in 2 hours. You get the cable to charge at a home outlet too if you prefer to do it overnight.

  • @snarfbot
    @snarfbot Před rokem +1

    even 5.5l per 100km is equivalent to 42.77mpg which is way better than my cx-5. which gets like 25mpg at best if im mostly highway, less for city i expect the opposite here for the cx-60. impressive.

  • @lucyjohnson2842
    @lucyjohnson2842 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Thanks for the comparison the interior looks nice and sophisticated but the rear view and the front looks like a BMW. I like the Cx5 exterior and its more comfortable. Am still driving cx5 2019

  • @liudonghuang7611
    @liudonghuang7611 Před rokem

    Basically I love how Mazda is now developing the cx line as a more premium line to give Mazda lovers more options.

  • @edikke
    @edikke Před rokem

    why is it not mentioned that the 2.5 engine switches off 1 cylinder at a constant speed of more than 80 klm/hour?en thus has a very low consumption.

    • @autogefuehl
      @autogefuehl  Před rokem

      Tested that engine a couple of times. COD rather helps on paper than it would crucially change real world consumption

    • @edikke
      @edikke Před rokem

      @@autogefuehl tested that engine for 55300 klm now and it really helps lowering real world consumption, between 5 and 6 liters / 100klm at a constant speed between 85 and 100 klm/hour

    • @edikke
      @edikke Před rokem

      ​@@autogefuehl did last year a raodtrip to Norway from Belgium.Done 3425 klm ( Norway max 80 klm/hour) average 5,7 l/100klm