Mazda CX-5 (2026- ) for sale nearNewark

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Year:
2026
Make:
Mazda
Model:
CX-5
Body type:
Estate
Doors:
5 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-wheel drive
Engine:
I4 Petrol
Exterior colour:
Special Metallic - Rhodium Whi
Fuel type:
Petrol
Gearbox:
Automatic
Mileage:
692
Stock No.:
1610652
Reg.:
YCMKM0CB700120766
Special Metallic - Rhodium Whi 2026 Mazda CX-5 Estate Front-wheel drive Automatic
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2026 Mazda CX-5

2.5 E-skyactiv G Mhev Exclusive-line 5dr Auto

692 mi

Home delivery from Preston
Price includes £185 shipping
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£30,624

Year:
2026
Make:
Mazda
Model:
CX-5
Body type:
Estate
Doors:
5 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-wheel drive
Engine:
I4 Petrol
Exterior colour:
Special Metallic - Rhodium Whi
Fuel type:
Petrol
Gearbox:
Automatic
Mileage:
50
Stock No.:
1604026
Reg.:
YCMKM0CB200120805
Special Metallic - Rhodium Whi 2026 Mazda CX-5 Estate Front-wheel drive Automatic

 

2026 Mazda CX-5

2.5 E-skyactiv G Mhev Exclusive-line 5dr Auto

50 mi

Home delivery from Canterbury
Price includes £293 shipping
High Priced

£35,143

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Mazda CX-5 2026 review | Family-favourite SUV takes on the premium brands

4
of 5
overall
Driving3/5
Practicality5/5
Running costs3/5
Tech and equipment4/5
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The third-generation Mazda CX-5 is all about evolution, rather than revolution. Owners like this family SUV the way it is, so Mazda tried to evolve and enhance its many attributes, instead of starting afresh. If you’re stepping up from a previous model, you will immediately notice the extra space, refinement and comfort – even if this comes at a slight cost to handling dynamism.

However, if you’re used to a turbocharged or plug-in hybrid alternative, Mazda’s engine-first approach might take some getting used to. The petrol engine lacks a bit of pulling power, and it can be noisy (there's no diesel). The third-generation CX-5 is, however, competitively priced, and has more equipment than its predecessor. All told, that makes it a good evolution of its best-selling car in the UK, even if we’d like a bit more oomph from the engine.

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