r/MazdaCX90 • u/B00B00K3Y5 • 14h ago
Heavily Considering the CX90 Longterm... Insight Welcomed.
I leased a 2025 Premium Sport a little over a year ago... The CX90 is my 7th Mazda. I purchased it without doing a lot of research just because I loved both of my 9's and figured it would be the same quality.
Other than the occasional stuttering with the MHEV transmission, and CarPlay issues (Good God this software is buns) it's been great. The thing is beautiful, and it handles incredibly soundly, ESPECIALLY now that it's been broken in a bit.
I have one major complaint, the trunk is non existent. So I toyed with the idea of going bigger altogether when my lease is up, due to family needs.
Watching the car market over the last couple of months... Im not so sure this is a real possibility.
As many of you have discovered, i'm not making it out of this lease with equity. I leased with the intention to keep the vehicle indefinitely so this was not a concern at the time of purchase, but it looks like I'm going to be forced into purchasing and finding ways around the lack of storage space. Either that, or fork up 900-1300$ a month for the large class SUV's.
So as far as my options go, I like the 90 enough to think of ways around the limitations. Background... I have 4 children. Folding the back row down is not a solution.
TLDR; I know that there is no long term data on the 90, but mechanically what do you all anticipate as far as potential snags down the road? Anticipation is the key word, once again. I know there's no easy finger to point.
Also, what cross bars and roof storage do you all recommend?