2024 Mazda CX50 - 18 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

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  • čas přidán 16. 03. 2024
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    Whats new for 2024
    Some suspension and steering tweaks
    Bose speakers and wireless charger std now on Premium and up
    No more base S trim
    Differences with the CX5
    Lower roofline
    Wider hips
    Longer
    Torsion beam rear suspension
    Engines
    Same options as the CX5
    2.5 n/a motor
    187 hp
    186 lbft
    27 mpg
    2.5T (twin scroll)
    256 hp
    320 lbft (on premium)
    Makes it the most powerful in segment (well tied)
    25 mpg
    AWD
    Standard
    G Vectoring
    Standard items
    AWD
    LED headlights
    High beam control
    Roof rails
    Automatic windshield wipers
    Smart entry
    Wireless ACP & AA
    Leatherette interior
    Looks
    7 paint colors
    5 optional ones
    Zircon sand only for turbo cars
    Meridian trim only gets 2 colors
    Black chainmail grille on all of them
    Lower ambers always on
    LEAD headlights std
    Loads of cladding
    Wheels from 17-20
    18 on meridian
    Flared hips
    Full LEDs on turbo cars only
    Dual exhaust bigger on turbos
    Trunk
    Power trunk
    But no hands free trunk gesture
    31 cuft w/ rears up
    56 cuft w/ rears down
    Seats fold totally flat
    Actually not a big trunk relatively speaking
    Towing
    2000 lbs for non turbo
    3500 lbs for turbos
    Rear seats
    Doors open 90 degrees
    Good legroom
    Bad headroom
    Heated rear seats on premium plus turbo
    Pano roof
    First pano roof on a Mazda
    Front seats
    Heated
    Cooled only on top trim
    2 level memory
    Mirrors
    Interior design
    Black is the base option
    Terracotta available on turbo cars
    Padded dash
    Contrast stitching
    Different steering wheel than CX5
    Heated
    Paddle shifters for turbos only
    Screens
    HUD option
    Traffic sign recognition projected on windshield
    7 in semi-digital cluster
    Wack
    10.25 in infotainment std
    Wireless ACP & AA std
    Native UI NOT touchscreen…why
    360 camera only for top trim
    No digi rear view mirror
    Safety
    Kinda mid
    Traffic jam assist only on top trim
    Drive modes
    Normal, sport
    Towing only for turbos
    Meridian Edition
    Turbo only
    Hood graphics
    Sider rock garnish
    Black lugs and unique 18 in wheels
    .1 in LESS clearance than 4 other trims
    .1 degree less approach and departure than S Prem Plus
    S Prem Plus is the best offroader then?
    But Meridian gets A/T tires
    Little things
    All windows auto up/down
    A MILLION seat belt chimes
    Water bottle hits heated and cooled seat buttons
    Seats are NOTICEABLY nicer than CX5
    When you put it in park and get out not all doors unlock
    Headlights are annoying
    Redline in cluster to tell you how MUCH over you’re doing
    Automatically applies parking brake when car off
    Price
    30k starting
    38k turbo starting
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Komentáře • 57

  • @dwnshft
    @dwnshft  Před 2 měsíci +3

    Special thanks to our Patrons for their support of the channel! Cx50 or CX5?

  • @jbm0866
    @jbm0866 Před měsícem +24

    This may seem like a small detail to some, a step back to others, but I LOVE the fact Mazda resisted the urge all other car manufacturers seem to have with making the instrument cluster and infotainment nothing but flat screens. Sure that may be the "modern" thing, but I vastly prefer the separate hooded instrument binnacle...regardless if it's analog or digital. Mazda is just all around catering to my personal tastes these days...and a big reason why my daily is a 2021 Mazda 3 turbo hatch.😉

  • @Mx5pro
    @Mx5pro Před měsícem +11

    Saw this car in soul crystal red in person it was glorious

  • @Bl4ckBe4st
    @Bl4ckBe4st Před 2 měsíci +17

    You have to get OEM Hitch and Harness from Mazda to have Towing mode. When plugged to a trailer, Towing mode will replace Sport mode.

  • @Scott-mu4xw
    @Scott-mu4xw Před měsícem +7

    Just bought a 2024 Premium in Polymetal, didn’t care for the ride in the premium plus and the 20’s seem to be a little louder on the road. Mazda should make the wheels an option if someone would rather the 18’s on a higher trim. I know I can just buy aftermarket ones, but that makes thing more expensive

  • @phyllis2866
    @phyllis2866 Před měsícem +4

    the cx50 honestly looks so so good.

  • @rosierivera3666
    @rosierivera3666 Před měsícem +1

    can you compare this car to the Suburu Outback Limited

  • @jefft9729
    @jefft9729 Před 20 dny

    Can do you turn the radio OFF without losing the Mazda Connect screen? And does your audio still never really turn off? This is a weird thing about the CX-5.

  • @RizHail
    @RizHail Před 16 dny +1

    How is the highway Road noise for passengers in rear seats in Mazda CX50 GT Non-Turbo in Canada, and in USA called CX50 Premium Plus Non-Turbo? How noise compares to Honda CRV Hybrid 2024?

  • @lucasrocha633
    @lucasrocha633 Před 16 dny

    wait 11:55 mine never applied automatically parking brakes..

  • @vindictiv6880
    @vindictiv6880 Před 2 měsíci

    If I remember properly, the towing mode engages automatically when you plug in the trailer plug for example.

  • @debdixon6272
    @debdixon6272 Před 2 měsíci

    Sounds great!

  • @mattf5630
    @mattf5630 Před 27 dny +1

    Wife just got a premium plus NA. It’s never going to be an off road vehicle…never was. Don’t know why people think that. Also don’t care about turbo. Who buys a crossover for speed? Lol
    We love the thing. CX-5 looks and feels like it’s about 7 years outdated

  • @davidwayne9982
    @davidwayne9982 Před měsícem

    I saw this test driven by BRIAN Manske (pro race driver) and he said it's PERFECT for drivers...and also very good in snow- which is what I need.. I'll take HIS word over most reviewers beause he knows HOW to drive one correctly..they way they're designed to be driven.. (not knocking regular reviewers- that real info is important).. the only debate I have - is whether to get the turbo or to get regular naturally aspirated one- and install a SUPERCHARGER (about the same cost to install- but MUCH cheaper to fix if ever needed- and MUCH better for the engine and driving).

  • @richadent968
    @richadent968 Před 25 dny

    Does it read the speed limit signs? Or is it in the navigation system?

    • @blockisle9
      @blockisle9 Před 20 dny

      It’s in the nav, it doesn’t read signs. You need the Mazda nav card

  • @wackit6756
    @wackit6756 Před 2 měsíci +9

    Killer color combo! That interior is beautiful in that color. Incredible looks, and design. What kills it for me is the torsion beam rear. It’s so Un-Mazda. I also wish they would slim down the wheel arch cladding by at least 50 percent. I’m crossing my fingers for a Turbo Hybrid. ✌️

    • @navoo9009
      @navoo9009 Před 2 měsíci +1

      in Europe there is CX60 R6 (254km) diesel ! the car consumes an average of 5.5 liters per 100 km 👍
      a hybrid in such a system is unnecessary ballast...

    • @jbm0866
      @jbm0866 Před měsícem +1

      I have the same setup in my Mazda 3 turbo hatch and can honestly say you rarely notice it. The only time I'm reminded it's not independent rear is like going over a speed bump in a parking lot, or driving on one of those awful stretches of concrete pavement with expansion joints...but those aren't pleasant in any car. Other than that the handling is great, the lack of multi-link rear isn't noticed.

  • @bigdaddy5150sh71
    @bigdaddy5150sh71 Před měsícem

    I think I may get this for my son. I'm wondering if the seat design is a problem with that strip in the center. Looks like a nice car 🚗

    • @NigelBurrows
      @NigelBurrows Před 28 dny

      Owned one for 5 months now you don't notice it at all

  • @abbyhunker3956
    @abbyhunker3956 Před měsícem +1

    I’m condisering to get the Cx 50

  • @mikevaldes9831
    @mikevaldes9831 Před 2 měsíci +7

    you can change the feature to unlock all doors with driver in the settings 🤦🏻

    • @joseamaya1178
      @joseamaya1178 Před 2 měsíci +1

      That’s just to unlock before you go in the door for the first time but once you park your car turn it off and try to open the rear it will be locked regardless of the settings

    • @lanephillips9033
      @lanephillips9033 Před měsícem

      @@joseamaya1178 there is a setting that you can change so when you put the car into park all the doors will unlock

  • @mikeCavalle
    @mikeCavalle Před měsícem +4

    The wireless charger will not charge my iPhone when it’s in a standard wireless charger protector. Do you have a protector recommendation?

    • @moubear89
      @moubear89 Před 13 minutami

      I use the smartish MagSafe case and it works for me

  • @nattywho
    @nattywho Před měsícem

    Debating on the cx 5 or 50! I like both, but I was surprised to see the headroom and storage in the back are shorter and smaller in the 50 compared to the 5!! Some things to think about!!!

    • @JakeBayCity
      @JakeBayCity Před měsícem +2

      50! It’s more luxurious

    • @nattywho
      @nattywho Před měsícem

      @@JakeBayCity Got it and thanks!!!

  • @SaanichtonMinistries
    @SaanichtonMinistries Před měsícem

    My only complaint is it does not have lane assist like my old Honda Civic or other competitors. The lane assist works OK under 65KPH with good lanes. It is a nice change from Honda. It is a nice ride which is what sold me. The fuel endurance is an acceptable cost for what you get. I estimated it costs $20 more to fill up than my ultra efficient Honda civic in CAD and I get roughly the same milage from the given tank. It is completely worth it and I would never get a hybrid or EV again. They are complete gimmicks and do not work. The Sicon dessert color was the best too! Best care we have owned so far out of all of them:)

  • @jassieltzompagarcia
    @jassieltzompagarcia Před měsícem

    You can set it to unlock all doors in the infotainment system

  • @alistaircartwright5291
    @alistaircartwright5291 Před měsícem

    What color is this one?

  • @kmooney1954
    @kmooney1954 Před měsícem +2

    Was fully expecting a list of the "18 things" I should know. Was I supposed to keep reviewing your video to find them myself? Maybe the title should have been "18 Things You Should Know - You Itemize Them Yourself" !!!

    • @dwnshft
      @dwnshft  Před měsícem +1

      I think you’re ok, keith

  • @blakespower
    @blakespower Před 24 dny

    for its engine size its still cheaper than other comparable engines like if you upgrade the escape to a 2.5 you gottta get a hybrid and it jacks the price up over 40K

  • @johnrobinson9974
    @johnrobinson9974 Před 3 dny +3

    The only positive thing here is that you are not alone comparing the CX-50 to the CX-5. But you are just as wrong, doing that. The CX-50, has nothing, whatsoever, to do with the CX-5, except it has a 5 in the model name. Why do so many car reviewers keep making this mistake? The CX-50 is the CX-30's big brother and the CX-30 is the Mazda 3's big brother. All three are of the same family - same Mazda 3 platform, same torsion-beam rear suspension. The CX-5 has no other family members - it stands alone. CX-70, CX-90 and CX-9 are all of the same family as they are all built on the CX-9 chassis. How can otherwise seemingly knowledgeable 'car guys and girls' keep getting this wrong?

    • @itzmatt9060
      @itzmatt9060 Před 3 dny

      I agree, but many people would look at the cx5 vs cx50 when buying one of the two

  • @user-cj7dv2kc6d
    @user-cj7dv2kc6d Před 2 měsíci

    Aint nutn rugged about it

    • @John-qh3sl
      @John-qh3sl Před 2 měsíci +1

      Rugged means more plastics.

  • @ericforgette4182
    @ericforgette4182 Před měsícem +1

    I have the CX-50 and the wireless charger does not work, went to dealership told me ya they’re having problems with the 50 and the 90 so guess I’m not using that!!!!!

    • @jacobmartinez4031
      @jacobmartinez4031 Před měsícem

      It works but it has compatibility issues with the NFC technology on a lot of phones, not all, but still considerable. Consider turning off the NFC, which should be a click on your quick settings.

  • @AMindOfMyOwn87
    @AMindOfMyOwn87 Před 2 měsíci +4

    Just test drove the NA premium trim. I love the look of cx-50 way more than the 5 or its competition, but was very underwhelmed by the ride quality and harshness of the seats. I was getting uncomfortable just after a short test drive. Maybe the leather seats in the upper trims are better. The handling also didn’t feel as good as what I’d expect from Mazda. Despite getting a good OTD price i walked away. CX-50 nails it for looks, but falls short on comfort, ride quality, and tech.

    • @yournightmare9999
      @yournightmare9999 Před 2 měsíci +4

      That's why cx5 is way better

    • @tylerroatch7315
      @tylerroatch7315 Před 2 měsíci +6

      I must have diff seats cuz mine feel just fine. Been on multiple 5 hour rides and felt good. The look is far better than CX-5 to me and the overall drive quality is good. I got the premium

    • @spinedoc893
      @spinedoc893 Před měsícem +2

      @@yournightmare9999 I'm not sure how 2 vehicles that are essentially mechanically identical could have one be 'way better'. Looks are obviously subjective but IMO the CX-50 is much nicer. The CX-5 looks like the generic egg that most SUV's look like these days and its getting very dated. The CX-5 rides slightly better and is slightly quieter due to the IRS and quieter glass. If you get the 18' wheel pkg on the CX-50 the ride difference between the two is barely noticeable and the change in steering/suspension tuning/damping for the 2024 CX-50's makes the difference very small even with the larger wheels. The trade off for the slightly lesser ride quality with the CX-50 is an extra 1500Lbs in towing capacity from the torsion beam rear suspension and an extra inch of ground clearance which may or may not make a difference depending how you use your vehicle. Obviously neither is made for serious towing or off roading. These are both very good vehicles. I personally prefer the CX-50 based mostly on looks and the fact that the CX-5 seems very narrow when you sit in it but hard to go wrong with either as I think both seem nicer in terms of design and material quality compared to other SUV's in the price/size range. Good chance the resale value of the current CX-5 will be less than the CX-50 due to its age and even more so when the new gen CX-5 is released but I bet there will be some deals to be had on leftover current gen CX-5's once the new version is released.

    • @Scott-mu4xw
      @Scott-mu4xw Před měsícem

      Interesting I find the seats in my 2024 Premium very comfortable .

    • @garrettbredell1314
      @garrettbredell1314 Před měsícem +1

      Odd. Test drove the 5 and 50 a couple times each and found the 50 more comfortable.

  • @Ironlung330
    @Ironlung330 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Zaddy Likey

  • @PANOSDX1968
    @PANOSDX1968 Před měsícem +2

    U can set the doors to unlock from the settings in the nav screen. Check the settings or read the manual before you post a video man. And if your bottle scaffs the heat bottom, buy another bottle. God all mighty!!! It's not Quantum Physics.

  • @allanzylbert1306
    @allanzylbert1306 Před 19 dny

    Love the Look and as we know, Mazda drives great

  • @riotfiftyk5508
    @riotfiftyk5508 Před měsícem +1

    Towing mode is off Road mode. You get better Steering response on Turbo Mode.

  • @dystopia-usa
    @dystopia-usa Před 26 dny

    Something about the proportions/styling looks off from various angles. Certain styling/materials decisions also give it somewhat of a budget look.

  • @haze1123
    @haze1123 Před měsícem +1

    I love using touch with Android Auto. That's how it's designed to be used.
    Mazda likes to make touch difficult... So they've lost me.

  • @hbccaz5303
    @hbccaz5303 Před 22 dny +1

    That interior color is horrible....looks like a basketball