Any high mileage CX-5
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12-17-2018 | 01:39 PM
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From: San Deigo
Any high mileage CX-5
Just wondering if there's any one here that has a high mileage CX-5's(+100k miles). If so just wondering if you ran into any major/minor issues? My 2014 GT is currently at 43k nothing major has happenned just basic maintenance oil change and tire rotation.
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12-18-2018 | 11:20 AM
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Nice! Thanks for the reply.
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04-13-2019 | 09:16 PM
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From: Surrey, B.C., Canada
I have a 2014 CX 5 i bought new at 14km. on the odometer. now has over 160,000km. (100,000 miles) No problems yet . besides regular oil changes I have done the brakes ( rotors and pads and a new set of tires ) Awesome vehicle
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12-10-2019 | 03:19 PM
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From: Pleasant Prairie, WI
Just traded in a 2014 Touring with 155K miles on a 2016 GT, Old blue ran like a top until I traded it, no unusual problems, 5K Oil Changes/tires/brakes/filters/wipers, looking forward to another long run
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12-19-2019 | 11:28 PM
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2014 GT, now 109,000 miles
Had right rear brake seize up. Piston froze in closed position causing nasty grinding and such. Replaced it at a big cost and a new part (from Mazda through my fixit guy) at about 80,000. Then the same thing happened about a year later. Mazda told then that this was a common occurrence and replaced the part for free.
Last month we were rear ended really badly. Came within a hair's breath of having the car totaled by the insurance company. Collision guy said that we were actually lucky in a way in that the entire rear suspension was about to need to be replaced which we now got for free
Hoping that this will be my first car to pass 200,000 miles
Had right rear brake seize up. Piston froze in closed position causing nasty grinding and such. Replaced it at a big cost and a new part (from Mazda through my fixit guy) at about 80,000. Then the same thing happened about a year later. Mazda told then that this was a common occurrence and replaced the part for free.
Last month we were rear ended really badly. Came within a hair's breath of having the car totaled by the insurance company. Collision guy said that we were actually lucky in a way in that the entire rear suspension was about to need to be replaced which we now got for free
Hoping that this will be my first car to pass 200,000 miles
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05-05-2022 | 04:35 PM
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Cx5 2014 200k
I bought a Cx5 2014 couple of years ago, with 163k miles, today my Cx5 Turn 200k wit some suspension work done, and normal like change.