Mazda CX-70 five-seat all-wheel-drive SUV - impressive interior quality.
Mazda now has a very comprehensive range of large SUV’s – I’m driving the CX-
70 introduced late last year, and basically, a five-seat version of the large seven-
seat CX-90, it comes in six-cylinder turbo petrol or turbo diesel with mild hybrid
assistance, in two all-wheel drive grades, the GT or the Azami. The 3.3-litre
turbodiesel CX-70 D50E GT at $77,970 plus on-road costs really impressed me
somewhat of a surprise given I didn’t like the CX-90 model I drove early last year
with its underdone and somewhat hard riding suspension. Mazda Australia
subsequently retuned the suspension and the CX-70 also reflects that update.
The ride perhaps still a little hard however the GT model is a rather sporty large
SUV fitted with 21-inch alloy wheels and is very competent in the way it handles.
Not inexpensive like all the large Mazda SUV’s and their latest pricing has pushed
well into prestige territory. Having said that they are very highly equipped. The
CX-70 GT gaining dual 12.3-inch interior screens, heated leather seats, adaptive
LED headlights, a panoramic sunroof, and a full suite of advanced safety
technology. The interior very well sorted with a quality feel with seat comfort very
much a high point. Warranty, five years/unlimited km. I’m David Berthon

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