Mazda CX9 Buyers Guide (2016-2023) Avoid buying a CX-9 with reliability issues and common faults
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- Mazda CX-9 used car buyers guide and owners guide for the 2.5 SkyActive Turbo. Find out about the second-generation Mazda CX-9's reliability, and the common issues to check before buying. This guide covers both the fuel economy and performance of a CX-9 plus the common problems and recalls to be aware of. No matter if you are looking for an early or late model we look at the best years to buy. You'll find useful information in our review to help decide if you should buy a Mazda CX-9 second-gen model.
If you have been thinking about whether you should buy a Mazda CX-9 from 2016 CX-9, 2017 CX-9, 2018 CX-9, 2019 CX-9, 2020 CX-9, 2021 CX-9, 2022 CX-9, or 2023 CX-9 then watch through our guide for the information you need. Avoid buying a broken Mazda CX 9 that becomes expensive to repair by finding out the common faults to look out for.
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Completely trouble free ownership with my 2018 CX-9 grand touring, purchased new and still loving it in 2024.
It seems Built in Japan really makes a difference. With no other the early models have fewer issues than the later ones.
Are you saying later cx-9 are american built?
@@uploadtime1780 I think. I think the answer is in the video.
Excellent, thanks.
I'm so impressed by Australia for using kilowatts. How did they switch?
I think they took on the metric system back in the 80s. Some Aussies I met knew both systems, and others only knew metric. Not sure whether some schools teach both, I know I got taught both in the U.K.
@@themilesdriven Not only metric but the international system of units, SI for short. The German DIN hp, called Pferdestärke which's unit symbol is PS is also metric, defined as metric horsepower, but it has nothing to do with SI units.
A watt is the unit of power derived from units of the 7 base SI units, the true SI units: second, meter, kilogramm, ampere, kelvin, mol and candela. Every other unit is a derivative of them. 1 watt is 1 kg*m²/s³. It's pretty epic that it's that simple. I don't yet understand how these are 1 watt but it's a thing of beauty.
In the EU sometime in the 2000s it was mandated that kW be the primary unit and any other units only be supplementary. Everybody, even car journalists, still uses metric horsepower, so it's impressive to me how a country has fully transitioned to kilowatt.
So would you suggest an all wheel drive or fwd version of cx9. Looking at purchasing a 2018 fwd with 92K
Do you have particularly cold/snow/icy winters, if not the FWD will be capable in most situations 👍
im looking to buy CX9 Signature 2017 with 100k Miles on it ? what do you say ??? Thanks
Hi, do you know its ownership and service history? As long as it hasn’t got any of the common faults mentioned then 100k on a Mazda isn’t something that would put me off, but some recent service history that shows items like suspension mounts, bushings, brakes, tires would be a big bonus as these can quickly add up and are usually overlooked when buying a car 👍