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2009 Mazda CX-7 |
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Price Range $23,900 to $28,400 |
suitable for:
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16 to 17 |
22 to 23 |
5 Seats |
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CX-7 Delivers on Performance, Price and Practicality
2009 Mazda CX-7 Grand Touring AWD
model as tested $34,175
Test Drove 11/26/08–12/3/08
reviewed by Sherrice Gilsbach
In the spirit of the cold and flu season, I’m pretty sure I’ve caught the bug — the Mazda zoom-zoom bug, that is. I’ve now driven two very different Mazdas — the Mazda5 and CX-7 — and I really enjoyed the way both cars meshed just the right amount of fun with everyday usability.
The CX-7 is a sporty-looking crossover with superb, spunky performance to match. I had so much fun testing this one in the snow that I’d rate it a blast in any blizzard. When it came to fit and finish, the interior was comfy and enjoyable for the entire family (even the dog snuggled in; see the photo gallery).
Even with added features like the Technology Package with a premium Bose stereo system (you don’t know how valuable this is until you’ve tried it), my test CX-7 came in under $35,000. Practicality, price and performance — the perfect package!












