2025 MazdaCX-5 2.5 S Preferred Package For Sale

This is my 2nd CX-5 and I bought it due to the excellent experience with our 1st CX-5 that we owned for the last five years.

I previously had a 2016 Grand Touring that I loved. I bought my daughter a 2015 CX-5. In a little over two years I totaled my 2016 (safe vehicle). I knew that my next vehicle would be a CX-5 as well. I do not ever see me purchasing anything other that a CX5. I am sold with the looks, features, and safety! The only downside is no factory remote start on the models I've had but that is an easy add. The 2015 did not come with the navigation "brain" but could be installed. The 2016 had an occasional glitch with the screen where it would adjust my navigation sound on its own. And the 2018 the paint is chipping in spots. All are great cars that I am very pleased with! The bells and whistles on the 2018 have me amazed. As a side note I did a lot of research on all the vehicles and there models over a 10+ year time span through Consumer Reports. There magazine has all the information reported. And there is a lot!

I bought this car new July 1, 2024 and traded it May 5, 2025 with 9501 miles on it. It was the worst vehicle I have ever owned. This was the 7th Mazda I have owned and we have loved everyone of them. My friend had also purchased a 2024 CX-5 a few months earlier and loves it. What better review is that! The online reviews from various sites were great except for the infotainment system. Those reviews said it was not really very user friendly. Well, the first week I owned it the automatic locking system locked the keys in the car even though it isn't possible to lock the keys in the car. The Android Auto connection would randomly drop in areas of my city where I've never had issues with my previous car dropping the connection. I never was smart enough to get it to reconnect without pulling over, cutting off the engine and then restarting the car. I tried all the "fixes" I found online. Dropping the connection when you're driving down the expressway in a strange city with an upcoming exit is harrowing!!!! When you pick up the phone to look at the screen the phone is blank with a message that it's connected to car. The adaptive headlight feature was great when it worked. The car would randomly choose not to put the lights on high beam even when there were no street lights or traffic on the road. When the car developed a tiny oil leak at 9300 miles and I had to add a quart of oil to get the oil light to go was the signal that this car had to go. And the final straw the night before I traded.....the headlights wouldn't come on. There will never be another Mazda in my garage. One final note: My friend's CX-5 decided to uninstall Apple Carplay all by itself. I guess the demon that possessed my car moved over to hers when I traded.