

James Wong
2023 Mazda CX-9 Sport review
Pros
- Lots of metal for the money
- Punchy 2.5T still goes hard
- Comfortable and refined
Cons
- Piddly old infotainment display
- No 360 camera or front sensors
- No third-row air vents
3 Years Ago
The Mazda CX-9 is a discontinued large seven-seat SUV that served as Mazda's flagship family model before the newer CX-80 and CX-90 arrived. It combined a roomy cabin, turbo petrol performance and a more refined drive than many traditional large SUVs. In Australia it appealed to families needing three rows, strong comfort and a premium-feeling interior without moving to a luxury brand. The CX-9 is no longer sold new, but it remains a familiar used option for buyers who want space and polish. Its strengths are long-distance comfort, design maturity and the ability to handle everyday family duties with ease.
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