2025 Mazda CX90 Family Car Review: Spacious, Practical, and Tech-Savvy
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Today on The Straight Pipes, we delve into the 2025 Mazda CX90, a family car fit for a king, or in this case, Yuri and his expanding brood. With two kids and a dog in tow, the necessity of a three-row setup becomes paramount. The CX90 boasts a 360 camera, Captain's chairs for easy access, and a trunk spacious enough to accommodate a stroller, setting it apart from its competition like the Toyota Grand Highlander and Hyundai Palisade.
Yuri marvels at the practicality of the rear-facing and convertible seats, allowing for seamless transitions between rows. The absence of a rear-view monitor and entertainment screens in the back row is noted, but the built-in baby Shades and expansive moonroof add a touch of luxury. While sliding doors may be absent, the touch to open and lock features provide a modern twist to the CX90's functionality.
However, not all is perfect in the realm of Mazda. The remote start feature, though promising, falls short with subscription-based limitations and technical glitches. Despite this, the front seats offer comfort and convenience, with hard button climate controls and a user-friendly infotainment system featuring wired or wireless CarPlay. The Straight Pipes' review of the Mazda CX90 showcases a family car that strikes a balance between practicality and luxury, catering to the needs of modern parents on the road.
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Viewer Reactions for 2025 Mazda CX-90 Daily Driving Review
Appreciation for the reviewer's approach to car reviews as a parent, focusing on practical aspects
Positive feedback on the chill review style compared to usual videos
Specific praise for the infotainment menu exploration
Positive experiences shared about the 2024 CX-90 PHEV GT, especially related to family use and fuel efficiency
Frustration expressed about issues with walk away locking and Apple CarPlay connectivity
Suggestions for other vehicle models like Durango Hellcat, Sienna with AWD, and Lexus TX
Concerns raised about the Hybrid Malfunction issue in the CX-90
Mixed reviews on the CX-90 PHEV, with some recommending it for families and others highlighting issues with seatbelt alarms
Recommendations for improvements in future versions of the CX-90, such as a larger battery or range extender
Comments on the preference for minivans over three-row SUVs for family use
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