you got it men

Arc_ Lynzツ is it a good suv? Any problems with it?

So what happened you got the cx-9?

Does it have all fearures this one does

Yes, I love it, the Mazda cx-9 is safer than, a Chrysler, a Nissan, cheap, Ford. Mazda cx-9 does fit 7 passages. This our Mazda have bought, and Mazda 6 another great car. Montgomeryville, pa

Asmr?

You must not leave your house much lol

Your 6 years too late. It was a ford motor. The worst motor when it came to repairs and long term reliability. $2000 to replace the water pump. No thanks

We, "the car review guys" will give you the best advice on which new vehicle product represents the best in the segment. A mechanic tends to be more skewed to maintenance and reliability [they work on these cars all day long after all]. Most mechanics prefer older vehicles versus all the electronics in today's modern cars. At the end of the day, you just need to ask yourself what do you like the most and try not to base your decision so much on what other people like. A mechanic can give you great insight on used vehicles however.

Redline Reviews i dont agree that mechanics are for "used car" only coz its not every year that a vehicle changes everything, its like a 5 yr old car has the same components as the brand new one, and im just curious that car reviewer and a mechanic has mostly a opposing view on a vehicle, for an example, most review videos that i watch bashed the Toyotas and the hondas but in a mechanic point of view its the best buy new or old, im just speaking in general videos that i watched, and specifically the scotty kilmer channel in youtube, a mechanic 48 yrs has high regards on toyota and honda

soloflight1975 Toyota and Honda were known for quality and yes Scotty Kilmer stands behind Toyota but all the Toyotas in his videos are older cars. From a reliability stand point Hondas and Toyota have a better track record than most other brands so mechanics recommend them. From a reviewer aspect they are comparing the car as a whole and when doing so brands that might be known to be reliable might be boring to drive , ugly interior , just a bland car to get you from point A to point B and if that's what you're looking for then great. Car enthusiasts look at the car as a whole and not just one aspect .

DJR5280 we are all entitled to our own opinions, i rather listen to a person that knows how to fix cars rather than a person that knows how to look at cars, and i just disagree that you said mechanics just look at one aspect of the car, they know every inch of the vehicle may be old or a brand new one

No mechanics don't know every inch of a car! Why did you even ask your original question if all you're going to do is argue peoples responses. A car reviewer and mechanic are two different jobs. A car reviewer judges a car in a lot of different ways that a mechanic can care less about. A mechanic fixes a car and gets it back on the road. If you want to listen to a mechanic give you advice on a reliable car than go ahead. A reviewer will tell you how a car drives, how well the interior is built, road noise. throttle response gas mileage . A mechanic isn't going to go that in depth with you. Most cars on the road today are reliable if you take care of them. Don't buy a Toyota because you think they are bullet proof my friend at work has a 2012 carolla he bought new and it has 58 k miles and the head gasket failed. It needs thousands of dollars worth of work and Toyota is trying to blame him even though he has had it serviced every oil change at the dealer. Do a google search and you find Toyotas have a quite a reputation for head gasket issues. I never knew Toyota had these issues and a ton more like oil consumption on the 4 cylinder engines. Across Toyotas whole engine line they have problems. Buy what you like take care of it and hope for the best.

This generation is old (since 2007) but they're bringing a new version next year or so