

Jack Quick
2024 Mazda CX-8 G25 GT SP review
Pros
- Comfortable tourer
- Decent boot space
- Luxurious touches
Cons
- Limited dealer stock left
- Atmo petrol has to work hard
- Mediocre fuel economy
2 Years Ago
The Mazda CX-8 is a discontinued three-row SUV that sat between the CX-5 and CX-9, giving Australian families seven-seat flexibility in a narrower, more manageable body. It appealed to buyers who wanted extra seats for children or occasional passengers without the size of a full large SUV. The CX-8 offered diesel and petrol options during its life, along with Mazda's familiar focus on cabin quality and comfortable road manners. It is no longer sold new, with newer Mazda SUVs now covering family duties. Its used-market appeal is practical: seven seats, sensible dimensions and a more refined feel than many budget alternatives.
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