Mazda CX7 2.5 Review: Crossing Paths
The Mazda CX-7 has been refreshed and is now more affordable. Can the base model make the cut in the crowded and competitive crossover SUV sector?
The base 2.5 model is highly equipped for a mid-sized SUV. Standard kit includes 17-inch alloys, cruise control, factory fitted stereo with controls on the steering wheel and MP3 playability, DSC, trip computer, leather, six airbags and more.
The CX-7 is never meant to have off-road capability of a Land Rover but its soft approach will certainly satisfy those who want an SUV body shape but also a driving experience that is more car-like. As an SUV for the urban set, the new CX-7 certainly has most of the ticks in the right boxes.
With prices now affordable after the updates, the base CX-7 is now within reach of those who are looking at the Korean models as well as Japanese ones like the Subaru Forester and Honda CR-V among other models. The base CX-7 will surely help Mazda boost its volume this year.
Credits: Story and Photos by Raymond Lai
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