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Replying to: mike_belknap (Aug 19, 2005 10:25 pm)
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Replying to: sleeka (Aug 28, 2005 10:22 am) Here is the link to more of the photos: http://www.mphmagazineonline.com/web/spyphotos/009 Also link to rear of car: http://www.mphmagazineonline.com/web/spyphotos/008 I am now officially convinced that manufacturers showing "concepts" are simply showing an extremely close aproximation of the production car.... they already have spent time making it a real car and not a shell when they release it to show the public as a "concept"....unless you are talking abuot some really wild ideas. B. |
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So, does anyone know for sure what the seating configuration for this will be? If it is 6 passenger then maybe it will be what the Mazda5 should have been, a sporty people mover WITH DECENT POWER.
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| Mazda told us the CX-7 concept was 90% of the real body design...looks good so far. | |
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Replying to: tacoboy (Sep 05, 2005 6:40 am)
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Replying to: tytnsfan1 (Oct 05, 2005 6:28 am) my guess would be for mileage to be around 19 mpg city and 24 highway. I agree that it doesn't appear as roomy as the Murano or Tribeca because the roof line tapers down toward the rear liftgate. I like the Tribeca as well and I'm not sure I want to wait another 18 months for the CX-7 to come out. I figure the CX-7 will go for $36k or so; right now you can get a Tribeca loaded for around $35k. |
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The CX-7 goes into production in January. That means that dealers will probably see the first units on the ground 4-5 months later. You don't have to wait 18 months for one. Having just driven the Mazdaspeed 6 today with the 2.3L DSI Turbo, hold on to your frickin' hat! Fast Fast Fast!
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Replying to: groovypippin (Oct 19, 2005 2:18 pm) Glad you liked the new Mazdaspeed 6.... Now if they only use the same steering ratio 16.1:1 (nice turn in) and final drive ratio 3.611 on the CX-7, that would complete the deal for me. Going fast is great, but getting the gearing right will make it a real WINNER! |
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Another site has a photo of the 2007 Lincoln Aviator, and an article stating that the Aviator will be mechanically similar to the Mazda CX-7 and Ford Edge. Supposedly some Aviators will have V-6 powertrains. How similar will they be? |
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Prices will be steep! Around $30k to start, $35k well-equipped. Then the upcoming 3-row CX-9 is going for $38k?And it will replace the MPV. How are you gonna replace the MPV with a $38k vehicle? I must've missed a meeting. When did Mazda become Toyota? People are not used to throwing $30-5k at Mazdas! They don't make a good minivan or truck. The Tribute ends at $26-7, transaction prices are well below that, so the CX-7 shouldn't start for more than that. It should stay 2-3k below the Murano. Especially with 4 cylinders!. And the CX-9 needs to be under $35k. You can get an 8-pass Pilot for $30k! Let's calm down on the prices, please. DrFill
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