EtherealWanderer

I intend to buy a brand new 2025 CX-70 PHEV GT in Canada with a 10.25" screen after doing some research on the subject. The 2025 has been sitting on the dealer's lot for a long, so they're offering me a fantastic bargain on it. Since most automobiles have black interiors, I wanted one with red seats. It has them. The feedback is appreciated.

There is just the 10.25" non-touchscreen available for the 2025 CX-90 PHEV in Canada. I was fiddling with the dial throughout the test drive and really rather like using it, despite the fact that many youtube videos bemoan its use. Do you wish you had gotten the bigger 12.3" screen instead of the non-touchscreen? If so, what are your regrets? I could shell out more cash for the 2026, but would it be worthwhile if it was the sole significant change? I want to use AndroidAuto pretty much exclusively; is it possible to input an address into Google Maps while the vehicle is in motion using the dial? As far as I can tell, the Mazda Navigation system does not allow you to enter an address while the vehicle is in motion.

A flexy prop shaft or joints?

Have you recorded the error codes before erasing them? Did they exist in the present or were they preserved for the future?

Greetings and welcome.

Greetings and welcome.

Thank you.

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Greetings My initial foolish inquiry. 2021 R-Dynamic HSE PHEV 1.5L 3-Cylinder. My inquiry pertains to the method of idling the engine to facilitate warming, particularly with the onset of winter. I assume it is in saving mode; however, it is in stop/start, so will it remain idle?

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Have you attempted to substitute the front wheel sensors? I recently changed one of my components, which seemed outwardly intact and undamaged; yet, after the replacement, everything has returned to normal functionality.

This is the code for the mass air flow sensor.

I modified it a week ago.

A brief update I have completed that, nevertheless the vehicle remains unchanged, save from the illuminated check engine light.