Great cars that are under rated...
Is the key fob running low on batteries? Shouldn't be a fuse or they wouldn't lock either. Maybe just a glitch, it happens sometimes, even with my new Mazda.
Check the 6 forum on this website, mazdas247.com
Is the key fob running low on batteries? Shouldn't be a fuse or they wouldn't lock either. Maybe just a glitch, it happens sometimes, even with my new Mazda.
Check the 6 forum on this website, mazdas247.com
This is what I kinda figured. Only problems I've had with mine, it's done the same...lol
Can't help you but I had a 2015 Mazda Touring for a commuter to work (bought it new). Absolutely loved the way it looked, loved the gas mileage and the options for the price were great. I found it tiring to drive long distance so I got rid of it a couple years ago. Not sure a better way to describe it but didn't find it very comfortable except for buzzing around town.
Things have changed on that front. The push for luxury has done wonders for the brand (not sales wise totally yet, but...).
Top that off with the new turbo motor, and Mazdas are hard to beat for the money. The CX-5 Signature is a better car than anything within $10-15k of it, so I put that money in my pocket. I can't recommend the Mazda enough, but unfortunately for the general public, they continue to buy Honda and Toyota, simply because they are Honda and Toyota.
I think it had about 60,000 miles on it when I sold it and it still drove and looked like new. The only thing I ever did to it was put on new tires. Super solid car just what I mentioned above.
Maybe I will give the new ones a look. Body style still the same? I had the 4 cylinder and gas mileage great and sounded like a beast (cool growl from the engine/exhaust). But without the turbo, wasn't fast at all. To be clear I had the Mazda 6 touring and the dealership experience was great.
