This BASE model is the best! (Mazda CX-30 Pure 2022 review)
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Video Summary
-The Mazda CX-30 features Mazda’s premium philosophy on an SUV. - The CX-30 utilizes the same architecture as the Mazda 3 small car. - The CX-30 was launched in Australia in 2020. - The Mazda CX-30 features a plush cabin. - There is an evolved Kodo design language with a sharp-looking design. - The plastic steering wheel was addressed for the 2022 model year with an upgrade to leather. - The CX-30 is believed to be one of the most handsome SUVs in its class, edging out rivals such as the Mitsubishi ASX and the VW T-Roc. - It includes chrome details, LED headlights, and 16-inch alloy wheels. - Boot capacity is 317L. The review notes that there are no curry hooks, tie-down hooks, a 12V socket, or a storage net. Under the boot floor is a spacesaver spare tire. - The cabin design feels the most upscale in the CX-30. The cabin shares hard points and technology with the Mazda 3. - The review notes a slickeness in how Mazda carried off the look of the CX-30. - The car sits quite low, and the cloth seats are comfortable. There is also Mazda-Tex leather padding in a navy colorway. - The two cupholders are ahead of the shifter. There’s a little tray that becomes a wireless charging pad in higher trims. The reviewer likes the clever little storage for phones. - The semi-digitized driving display and analog tachometer are pluses. - Lane keep assist is well-tuned in the CX-30. - Fuel consumption is 6.5L/100km on the combined ADR consumption and 7.2L/100km in real-world testing. Fuel consumption tends to climb to 8 to 8.5L/100km around town. - Servicing is every 12 months or 10,000 km, for $2,002 over five years or 50,000 km. - The yearly median insurance premium is $905. - Warranty includes 5 years/unlimited km. - Engine power is 114kW, which has a “big job to do” to motivate the vehicle. However, gear box tuning is praised. - While well-weighted and predictable, a slow rack rate on the steering leads to minor mid-corner bumping. - The review mentions it is difficult to see out of the concave side mirror. - The Mazda CX-30 Pure is viewed as a very complete and value-oriented package.