Don't miss out on the latest to love about the 2019 Mazda CX-5. There have been improvements made to the 2019 Mazda CX-5 that takes this crossover into new premium territory. As one of Mazda's best selling cars, the 2018 CX-5 outsold the rest of the carmaker's lineup combined. The CX-5 is now offering the same turbocharged 2.5-liter inline engine that is already found in the Mazda 6 sedan and the CX-9 three row SUV. It will be paired with all wheel drive in the top two trim levels. It can cost about the same as some of the other competitors in the marketplace, but it's more engaging to drivers and refined and looks great inside and out. The 2019 Mazda CX-5 is more affordable, with relatively the same price for more features. Grab your chance to own this new sedan! Read on to find out what you need to know about the 2019 Mazda CX-5.
There are five trims available. The Sport starts at $24,350 and the Touring starts at $26,615. The Grand Touring starts at $30,045. The top two trims feature all wheel drive. The Grand Touring Reserve begins at $34,870 while the Signature begins at $36,890.
The Grand Touring Reserve and Signature trims will feature a powerful and efficient engine: the SKYACTIV 2.5T. It has 310 lb.-ft. torque that will nearly eliminate turbo lag. Available i-ACTIV AWD will help predict when all wheel drive may be needed and will monitor everything from throttle input to braking patterns and outdoor temperature. Drivers might not even notice the change.
Drivers can get total mobile connectivity with available Apple CarPlay integration to access the phone's maps, contacts, compatible apps, and playlists. The active driving display allows drivers to stay focused on the road by projecting vital information on the windshield. This information includes current speed, vehicle status, route guidance, and safety system warnings. Data is positioned in line of sight and helps minimize driving distractions.
There is an available suite of i-ACTIVSENSE safety features that can alert drivers to potential hazards. These features include blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, brake support with pedestrian detection, a lane departure warning system, lane keep assist, and adaptive front lighting.
Mazda has developed this technology with G-Vectoring control for a smoother drive. The system works by adjusting power delivery and shifting vehicle weight. The effect is subtle, but drivers can feel much better after a drive with this technology. Mazda focused on people instead of vehicle dynamics, so the experience feels more like an extension of the driver's body.
Drivers can lease a CX-5 for $235 a month for a 36-month lease. There is $2,489 due at signing. For those who want to finance, there is an offer of 3.49% for up to 60 months. Customers can also get $500 cash for the Sport, Touring and Grand Touring trims. In addition, Mazda is currently offering a military appreciation bonus cash offer and an exclusive $500 Mazda trade-in reward program.
Sound dampening materials are used throughout the cabin to help diminish outside noise but still let enough in so that drivers can feel connected to the road. The interior is designed around the driver with selected premium materials and intuitively placed controls. Every wheel that is offered is to designed to help express character.
The Sport trim comes standard with front wheel drive, but all wheel drive is available. It gets an estimated 31 mpg highway. The engine is a SKYACTIV 2.5L 16 valve 4 cylinder that gets 187 horsepower. Safety features include dual front air bags, dynamic stability control, and a traction control system with hill launch assist, blind spot monitoring, and smart city brake support.
The Signature trim comes standard with all wheel drive and gets an estimated 27 mpg highway. The Signature model adds touches of premium materials for the interior, including wood trim and leather seats. It adds some delight for both passenger and driver. This trim has 19-inch wheels with a dark silver finish that come standard.