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As your Mazda dealer, we have trained technicians and state-of-the-art facilities to provide the maintenance your vehicle requires to stay in great shape. Regular maintenance prevents many future repairs by fixing minor issues before they can develop into more serious problems. We'd like to tell you more about a few examples of the types of Mazda maintenance we provide. Examples of Mazda Maintenance Available at Your Mazda Dealer Cabin Air Filter Replacement The cabin air filter removes dust, pollen, and dirt to ensure that only clean air blows into your cabin. It also filters the cold air from the AC and removes any minute particles left behind after the cooling process. As time passes, this filter will become clogged with dirt, and pollen and other allergy-causing substances will circulate in the air. more Dirt can hide bacteria or mold spores, and air blowing through a dirty filter means you can breathe in the organisms and become ill. In addition, the cabin will have a musty, earthy smell due to floating dust. Our technicians can quickly replace a clogged filter, and you'll be breathing clean air again in no time. Wiper Blade Replacement Most drivers don't really think about their wiper blades, at least until rain arrives. The blades are made from high-quality rubber, the most efficient substance to efficiently clean your windshield without causing any damage. Even high-quality rubber degrades due to heat, rain, and UV rays and the blades will become less flexible. The lack of flexibility can cause the blades to crack or break, and damaged blades leave streaks or smears behind when they clean. Damaged blades can also potentially scratch the windshield, and a scratch can rapidly turn into a crack that needs repair. Wiper blades are inexpensive, and we can speedily install a new set to ensure unobstructed visibility in even the heaviest rain. Tire Replacement Your tire tread slowly wears down due to surface friction, and a low tread reduces driving safety. Worn tires increase stopping distance when you hit the brakes and reduce handling when driving or cornering. In rainy conditions, the severely worn tread can even cause your Mazda to skid, which can easily lead to an accident. Damaged tires are also more likely to develop leaks or blowouts. We offer several services to extend tire life, including tire balancing, wheel alignment, and tire rotation. Eventually, the time will come when your tires need replacement. We stock a complete range of tires from all major manufacturers in the correct size for your model. Our technicians will replace your tires and correctly balance them while you wait so you can drive safely again. When you need maintenance, contact the Mazda-trained experts at Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL.

A Mazda service is performed by Mazda-trained technicians using only Mazda-approved parts. Regular servicing allows minor issues to be fixed before they can turn into problems, while also increasing your Mazda's performance and extending its lifespan. As your Mazda dealer, we want to give you a few examples of the types of service we provide. 3 Examples of Mazda Service Offered by Your Mazda Dealer Cabin Air Filter Replacement The cabin air filter traps dust, pollen, microbes, and other airborne contaminants before they enter your cabin. This ensures the air is as clean as possible. As time passes, the filter will become clogged with dirt, reducing airflow in the cabin and lowering air quality. Unlike the engine air filter that filters air before it's used in combustion, the cabin filter isn't easy to access. While you can't check the filter condition, you'll usually smell a musty slightly stale smell inside the cabin. On average, this filter needs replacement every 15,000 to 30,000 miles, depending on your model. Our technicians can quickly replace a dirty filter, and you'll feel an immediate increase in air quality. more Tire Rotations Your tires wear as you drive due to surface friction. Minute pieces of the rubber will fleck off, and the tread gradually wears down. This wear and tear is normal, but it can be unnecessarily increased if your tires aren't regularly rotated. Each tire position generates a specific wear pattern, and continual wear on the same sections reduces traction and makes a puncture or blowout more likely. A tire rotation reduces this damage. Our technicians shift each tire to a new position and rebalance them if necessary. Your drive system determines the exact positions the tires move to. FWD, RWD, 4WD, and AWD systems have different weight distributions, and weight is a factor that increases tire damage. Regular rotations spread wear damage more evenly and prolong tire life. Battery Testing No driver wants to hear the sad click-clink of a dead battery, and fortunately, this is an easily avoidable situation. The average battery life is three to five years, although this can be reduced if the battery operates for lengthy periods in extremely hot or cold conditions. We advise testing your battery when it's three years old, as this gives a clear indication of its remaining life. Our technicians will hook your battery to our computerized battery tester. This machine subjects your battery to various load tests and gauges its performance. If your battery is still in good condition, we advise retesting in about a year. If your battery is failing, we'll install a new Mazda battery, and you can drive with peace of mind, knowing your car will start perfectly every time. Book your maintenance today by contacting our service department at Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL.

Cleaning your car at home each month ensures sea salt, bird droppings, and other debris won't damage your paint job over time. However, professional Mazda detailing can keep your interior clean or shield your car from wear and tear damage. Learn why professional detailing services are beneficial for the long-term value of your vehicle. The Benefits of Professional Mazda Detailing Services Professional detailing can refer to a wide range of services. Everything from restoring cloudy headlights to cleaning calipers to applying a protective film or coat to your paint job can be considered car detailing. During the car detailing process, every inch of your car is cleaned, dusted, polished, and shined with professional-grade products that can protect trim materials from wear and tear. In addition to keeping your car in good condition, a professional detailing service is also a good opportunity to identify damage to your paint job or seating materials. Small scratches that might have been overlooked, stubborn stains, or tiny tears can all be found during the detailing process. Sometimes, these small issues can be buffed away or removed during the detailing service. more Prevent Damage Many of the professional-grade products used during a car detailing service are designed to protect your vehicle. Leather cleaners are often formulated to hydrate leather and prevent fading that occurs over time when leather is exposed to sunlight. Similarly, the protective wax coating or paint film applied to your exterior paint can block UV damage, acid rain, tree sap, bird droppings, and more. Improve Driving Experience Car detailing can improve your driving experience by removing dust, pollen, and other allergens from the cabin. During a detailing appointment, pet hair, dust, and dirt will be removed from cabin carpets and air vents, which may be beneficial if you or your passengers have allergies. Additionally, dust-free air vents also deliver better A/C performance. Additionally, you may find that you are happier driving a clean car. When you have a busy schedule, driving your car every day can easily allow trash and miscellaneous belongings to pile up in your car, which can make the cabin feel cramped or disorganized. A clean and organized cabin environment may improve your daily driving experience. When Should You Schedule Car Detailing? You can book a detailing service during any of your routine vehicle maintenance appointments, such as during your six-month service. However, if you plan to sell or trade-in your Mazda, you should schedule professional detailing, so your car is sold to the dealership or private buyer in the best condition. Regularly detailing your car can protect it from damage, improve the vehicle's resale value, and even improve your daily driving experience. Book your routine service appointment at Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL.

We all expect crisp, cold air from the AC whenever needed. Unfortunately, AC components can wear out or break over time, and your AC can develop problems. If you have an AC not working, your Mazda dealer is here to fix it. These are a few of the issues we can repair. AC Not Working? Visit Your Mazda Dealer Today Air Only at Speed The compressor acts as a pump to push air and refrigerant through the AC to remove moisture from the air and chill it before it's blown into your cabin. A compressor wears out over time, and worn components will prevent it from working as efficiently as it once did. If your AC blowing speed only increases when you accelerate, your compressor may have worn out. The serpentine belt powers the compressor. This belt connects to the crankshaft, and its movements speed up or slow down as you accelerate or decorate. When you increase speed, the compressor is forced to work faster, and airflow into the cabin increases in response. Our technicians will examine your compressor and repair or replace it to fix this issue. more Wet Front Carpet Water on the carpet is usually a sign of a leak. If your front passenger carpet is wet, one of the main causes can be a blocked AC drain pipe. Water is removed from the warmer outside air before it is chilled, and this water is diverted to the evaporator heater box. A drainpipe at the bottom of the box allows the water to drip onto the ground. A blockage in the drain pipe caused by bacteria growth or debris brought in with the air prevents the water from draining. If this happens, the box will fill up and overflow. This box is positioned behind the fireboard on the front passenger side, so the accumulated water will spill onto the carpet. We fix this problem by replacing the drainpipe and cleaning the carpet with an antibacterial solution. No Airflow Air enters the AC system through a vent situated below your windshield. As time passes, this vent can become blocked by accumulated leaves and other debris, restricting airflow into the system. If the AC doesn't get enough air, it can't work effectively, and your cabin will get hot. The lack of airflow can also damage the compressor. Dirt and other debris can be drawn into the system through the vent. This debris can block the vents into your cabin. We'll clear any debris from the intake and internal vents, and your AC will cool efficiently again. If your AC isn't working correctly, contact our service department today at Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL. Our experts will have your AC working perfectly again in no time.

The 2024 Mazda CX-90 PHEV is an exciting three-row SUV that seats up to 8 passengers and has a combined electric and gasoline range of 490 miles. Its standard all-wheel drive is rear-biased, giving the CX-90 the athletic handling to control its powerful acceleration. Three available trim levels offer different levels of luxury, but outstanding efficiency and performance is standard on every CX-90 PHEV. Trim Levels of the 2024 Mazda CX-90 PHEV 1. PHEV Preferred The PHEV Preferred is powered by a 2.5-liter engine and 68 kW electric motor that produce a combined 323 horsepower and 369 lb.-ft. of torque. Its 17.8-kWh battery can be charged from 20% to 80% in 1 hour and 30 minutes using a Level 2 charger, and the PHEV Preferred can travel 26 miles on a full charge without using any gasoline. Many premium features come standard on the PHEV Preferred, including 19-inch alloy wheels, a power sunroof, and leather seat trim. This model has a second-row bench seat that slides and tilts, giving the PHEV Preferred an 8-passenger seating capacity. A 10.25-inch screen is the hub for the Mazda Connect infotainment system, which integrates seamlessly with your compatible smartphone using Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. Advanced safety and driver assistance technologies include Blind Spot Monitoring and Mazda Radar Cruise Control. more 2. PHEV Premium The PHEV Premium adds numerous upgrades, including 21-inch alloy wheels, a panoramic moonroof, and a Bose 12-speaker audio system. Accessing the cargo area is even more convenient on this model with its Hands-Free Power Rear Liftgate, which opens when you kick your foot under the rear bumper while the key is nearby. You'll also find a wireless phone charger and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on the PHEV Premium, so you can stay connected without cords. The PHEV Preferred's second-row bench is replaced with captain's chairs on this model, resulting in a 7-passenger seating capacity. Additional advanced safety and driver assistance features are also included on the PHEV Premium, like front and rear parking sensors and Traffic Sign Recognition. An Active Driving Display projects important information like vehicle speed onto the windshield, so you can stay focused on the road. 3. PHEV Premium Plus The top-of-the-line CX-90 PHEV is the PHEV Premium Plus, with comfort amenities like Nappa leather seat trim, ventilated front seats, and heated second-row seats. The infotainment touchscreen is upgraded to a larger 12.3-inch size, and it can also assist with parking by displaying your vehicle's surroundings using the 360° Monitor. Additional advanced safety features include reverse Smart Brake Support, which can automatically apply the brakes when the vehicle is in reverse and its sensors predict a collision. To experience the power and efficiency of the CX-90 PHEV for yourself, stop by our showroom at Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL, for a test drive.

With a refined sense of style and confident performance, the 2024 Mazda3 Sedan is the practical sedan that excites. Its two available engines offer plenty of power and outstanding efficiency, while its design and materials create an elegant and upscale environment. And the Mazda3 Sedan utilizes the latest technology to make driving safer and more convenient. 2024 Mazda3 Sedan Overview Performance is at the heart of the Mazda3 sedan, starting with its standard 191-horsepower Skyactiv-G 2.5-liter engine that achieves up to an EPA-estimated 31 MPG combined. A turbocharged version is also available, producing up to 250 horsepower and 320 lb.-ft. of torque. Turbo models and the 2.5 S Carbon Edition also get i-ACTIV AWD, which improves traction by providing torque to the wheels with the best grip. The Mazda3 Sedan's athletic nature is even reflected in its seating, with standard cloth-trimmed sport seats. Five passengers can sit comfortably and ride with peace of mind knowing that the Mazda3 Sedan is a 2024 IIHS Top Safety Pick+. Advanced safety features include Forward Smart Brake Support, which uses radar and a camera to warn the driver of a predicted collision, and can even automatically apply the brakes. more Mazda3 Sedan 2.5 Carbon Turbo The Mazda3 Sedan is available in six trim levels, including the uniquely styled 2.5 Carbon Turbo. On this special edition, you'll find the Mazda3 Sedan's high-performance turbo engine and i-ACTIV AWD, along with exclusive Zircon Sand metallic paint, Terracotta leatherette-trimmed seats, and 18-inch black metallic wheels. This model also includes premium features like a power moonroof and wireless connections for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Convenient Tech In the Mazda3 Sedan, technology makes driving more convenient, with standard features like rain-sensing windshield wipers, power-folding side mirrors, and auto on/off LED headlights. For stress-free highway driving, the Mazda3 Sedan also includes Mazda Radar Cruise Control with Stop & Go. With this feature, you don't need to cancel cruise control when traffic slows down; radar sensors detect the vehicle ahead of you and the system adjusts your speed to maintain a preset following distance. Also standard on the Mazda3 Sedan, High Beam Control can automatically switch your high beams to low beams when they could cause glare for the driver of another vehicle. Once the road ahead is clear again, the system will switch back to high beams so you can see further down the road. With its impressive performance, safety, design, and technology features, we're sure you're going to love the Mazda3 Sedan. If you'd like to experience it for yourself, call or stop by our showroom at Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL. We have a large selection of new vehicles to choose from, and a knowledgeable team of sales consultants ready to answer your questions and arrange a test drive.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​A dead battery is a headache for any driver. Your Mazda has warning lights that light up if your battery is failing, so you're very unlikely to be stuck with a problem like this. As your Mazda dealership, we'd like to tell you how to jump-start a car when you have a friend or family member with a dead battery. From Your Mazda Dealership: 4 Steps To Jump-Start a Car Park Close This might seem obvious, but it's important to remember. To jump-start the other vehicle, you'll connect cables between your battery and the dead battery. If you're parked too far from the other car, the cables will be pulled tight, and attaching the clamps will be more difficult. more Locate the Battery Most vehicles have the engine in the front. If the car you are charging has a rear engine, the only difference is that you'll need to park facing the rear rather than the hood of the affected car. The recharging process is the same. Connect the Cables A set of charging jumper cables has a red cable and a black cable. The red cable is the positive and the black cable is the negative. Connecting the cables is relatively easy, but it has to be completed in a precise order. An incorrect connection can damage your battery or even start an engine fire. Red First Take the clamp on one side of the red cable and securely connect it to the positive terminal on the dead battery. A secure connection is important, as electricity can't flow through a gap. Once the clamp is attached, connect the other end of the red scale to the positive terminal on your battery. Black Second You're halfway there. Next, take one of the clamps on the black cable and connect it to the negative terminal on your battery. The last step is very important. The second clamp on the black cable must be connected to any unpolished metal bolt in the engine of the car with the dead battery. Don't connect it to the negative terminal in the dead battery, as you could start a fire. Use Some Gas Start your engine and allow it to idle for a few minutes. While your engine is idling, electricity will flow from your battery through the clamps to the dead battery. After about two to three minutes, try and start the other car. If it doesn't start, idle your car for ten to fifteen minutes, and then try again. Once the other engine starts, disconnect the black cable from the unpolished bolt, then remove the red cable from the previously dead battery. Remove the red cable from your battery and then remove the black cable from your battery. If you'd like to know more about charging a battery, visit us today at Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL.

Now at your local Mazda dealer, the CX-90 is a new full-size crossover SUV that offers tons of high-end features and a spacious three-row cabin for a great price. One of its variants is a plug-in hybrid promising extended range and the ability to operate the vehicle solely on electric power. Meet the 2024 Mazda CX-90 PHEV! From Your Mazda Dealer: Introducing the 2024 Mazda CX-90 PHEV Powertrain Combining a 68-kW electric motor and a 2.5L e-Skyactiv PHEV inline-4, the CX-90 PHEV's powerplant produces a hefty total of 323 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque. An 8-speed PHEV e-Skyactiv automatic transmission ensures plenty of grunt at all revs and features a manual shifting mode with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters that will impress any enthusiast. The standard i-Activ all-wheel drive system is rear-biased for a sportier driving experience. An EPA-rated driving range of 490 miles and a fuel economy of 56 MPGe combined comes thanks to the CX-90's 17.8-kWh lithium-ion battery, which also allows for an all-electric driving range of up to 26 miles. With a Level 1 (120-volt) charger, the battery can be charged from 20% to 80% in under seven hours. An available Level 2 (240-volt) charger will do the job in just 90 minutes. more Chassis The CX-90 features a fully independent suspension consisting of a double-wishbone front suspension and a multi-link rear suspension. While this setup has been tuned to provide sharp and nimble handling, the ride remains exceptionally smooth even when traveling over bumpy roads. Precise power steering comes with variable assist, making it easier to maneuver the vehicle at any speed. Powerful 13.7 vented disc brakes and 13.8-inch solid disc brakes bring the CX-90 to a quick stop. Cabin As you can expect from a Mazda, the CX-90 houses a sleek, elegant interior that boasts ample use of premium materials. Beautiful metallic accenting and wood trim can be found throughout the cabin, and the supportive seats are wrapped in genuine leather upholstery. Tri-zone automatic climate control, three-level heated seats, and an 8-way power driver's seat with lumbar support are all standard on the Preferred model. Up to eight passengers may be seated within the CX-90's three rows, but buyers can opt for a seven-seat configuration that replaces the reclining second-row bench seats with two captain's chairs. Either way, the seats quickly and easily slide and tilt forward to provide access to the third row. Multimedia and Connectivity The feature-packed Mazda Connect infotainment system is accessed through a 10.25- or 12.3-inch display and the intuitive Commander control knob. This system includes Apple CarPlay/Android Auto smartphone integration, Bluetooth hands-free technology, and HD radio. Dual USB ports can be found in every row, plus Premium and Premium Plus models offer a wireless phone charger and a 12-speaker Bose Centerpoint surround sound system. With its super-efficient powerplant and a wealth of comforts, the CX-90 is a compelling choice for any family. Get in touch with Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL today and schedule a test drive with this exciting model!

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​You enjoy driving your Mazda, but as time passes, the interior can gain an unloved feel. Papers and other debris can accumulate, and dust and dirt will slowly build up inside your car each time you open and close the doors. As your Mazda dealership, we'd like to give some car care advice on how to make your car interior look, feel, and smell brand new again. Car Care Advice From Your Mazda Dealership: Ways To Take Care of Your Car Interior Collect the Junk It's very easy to forget to dump notes, an empty styrofoam cup, and other debris. In time, these and other items tend to accumulate in a car and make it look untidy. Grab two bags, one for trash and one for items to keep, and clear everything out of your car that doesn't belong there. Before you know it, your interior will already look better. Dump the trash bag, return the other items to their owners, and you're ready for the next step. more Wash The Mats The mats are designed to protect your carpets from mud, dust, and other dirt, but they will become dirty over time. If you have carpeted mats, use a high-quality carpet cleaner and water and scrub them. Once they're washed, hang them out to dry. If you have vinyl, rubber, or silicone mats, these can be easily cleaned with water and dishwashing soap. Dust the Dash Dust gradually builds up on the dash and console. The best way to get rid of it is to use a microfiber cloth. This type of cloth won't leave any scratches and is soft enough to clean sensitive items, like the console screen. Once you've dusted these areas, use antiseptic wipes to remove any unseen bacteria or smudges. Clean the Windows It's easy to forget that the interior windows need cleaning too. Use a microfiber cloth and glass cleaner to clean the inside of the windshield, side windows, and mirrors. Clean the Seats If you have cloth seats, a good quality upholstery cleaner, and a microfiber cloth will have them cleaned again in no time. When you clean cloth seats, ensure that you don't use too much water, as this can lead to mold formation. If you have leather seating, use a high-quality leather cleaner. Regularly cleaning the level will keep it soft and supple. Vacuum the Interior Now the interior looks great, it's time to remove any remaining dirt and dust with the vacuum. Portable vacuums have a wide range of attachments to allow you to reach any area, including the spaces between the seats and the cupholders. These are just a few tips on how to take care of your Mazda's interior. If you'd like to know more, visit us today at Tom Bush Mazda in Jacksonville, FL.

The 2024 Mazda3 is a perfect blend of Mazda's renowned design philosophy with groundbreaking advancements in technology and performance. Its sleek aesthetics and its dynamic driving experience make this newest offering from Mazda a standout in its class. Here's the low-down from your local Mazda dealer on what to expect from Mazda's latest model. Meet the 2024 Mazda3 at Your Local Mazda Dealer Unveiling the New Design This latest model showcases a bold yet elegant design, staying true to Mazda's Kodo design language, which emphasizes a sense of motion, even at a standstill. The exterior features a more streamlined profile with sleeker lines, giving it a dynamic and sophisticated appearance. The front fascia has been updated with a new grille and headlight design, creating a more aggressive yet refined front end. more Advanced Technology and Connectivity Stepping inside the new Mazda, drivers will be greeted with a cabin that blends luxury with cutting-edge technology. The centerpiece is an upgraded infotainment system featuring a larger, more responsive touchscreen display. This system offers seamless integration with smartphones, including both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, ensuring drivers stay connected with ease. Additionally, the Mazda3 can be equipped with an enhanced head-up display and a digital instrument cluster, providing essential information at a glance while minimizing distractions. Performance and Efficiency Under the hood, this 2024 model continues to impress with its balance of performance and efficiency. The standard engine is a 2.5-liter Skyactiv-G four-cylinder engine, known for its smooth power delivery and fuel efficiency. For those seeking more thrill, Mazda offers a turbocharged variant, which significantly boosts power and torque for a more exhilarating driving experience. Mazda's commitment to environmental sustainability is evident in the improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions of these engines. Safety and Driver Assistance Features Mazda has always prioritized safety, and its latest model is no exception. It comes equipped with an array of advanced safety features, including the i-Activsense suite, which offers adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, and automatic emergency braking. These features work together to provide a safer driving experience, actively preventing accidents and protecting passengers. The Driving Experience Driving the newest model of Mazda is an experience in itself. The vehicle's handling is responsive and agile, thanks to Mazda's G-Vectoring Control Plus system and a finely tuned suspension. Whether navigating tight city streets or cruising on the highway, the Mazda3 offers a balanced and engaging ride. The car's quiet cabin and comfortable seating further enhance the driving experience, making it enjoyable for both drivers and passengers. Interested? Excited? Come over to Tom Bush Mazda today to see Mazda's latest model, and possibly take it out for a test drive.

Mazda, known for its reliability and stylish designs, offers a range of options that cater to various preferences and budgets, both new or used. Whether to buy a new Mazda or a used one depends on several factors, including your budget, personal needs, and long-term goals. Here are some thoughts from your Mazda dealership to consider in making your decision. Should You Buy a New or Used Mazda? Thoughts from Your Mazda Dealership New Mazda: Latest Features and Warranty One of the primary advantages of buying a new Mazda is the opportunity to enjoy the latest technology and features. New models come with advanced safety systems, cutting-edge infotainment options, and improved fuel efficiency. These features enhance the driving experience and offer increased comfort and convenience. more New Mazdas also come with a comprehensive manufacturer's warranty. This warranty covers most repairs and maintenance issues, offering peace of mind to the buyer. Knowing that any unforeseen problems will likely be covered without additional cost can be a significant relief. Used Mazda: Affordability and Depreciation Opting for a used Mazda can be a budget-friendly choice. Used cars are generally more affordable, and buyers can often get more car for their money. For the price of a new entry-level Mazda, one might be able to purchase a higher-end used model with more bells and whistles, too. Cars depreciate the fastest in their first few years, so a used Mazda will have already undergone this initial depreciation, meaning it will retain its value better over time. This aspect makes used Mazdas a smart choice for those who may want to resell in the near future. Reliability and Longevity Mazda is renowned for its reliability and build quality, and this reputation holds true for both new and used models. A well-maintained used Mazda can offer many more years of service, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Certified pre-owned (CPO) Mazdas are also important to consider. When a Mazda is listed as "certified pre-owned," you know it has been through a rigorous set of inspections. CPO Mazdas come with extended warranties, so buyers have a level of assurance similar to buying new. Environmental Considerations Purchasing a used car is often seen as a more environmentally friendly option. It reduces the demand for new car production, which involves significant resource use and emissions. By choosing a used Mazda, buyers contribute to a more sustainable approach to car ownership. The choice between a new Mazda or a used one hinges on your individual preferences, budget, and priorities. For those in the market for a Mazda, Tom Bush Mazda offers a wide selection of both new and used models. Our team is ready to assist in finding the perfect car to fit your needs. Visit Tom Bush Mazda today to explore your options and take the first step towards owning a Mazda that's right for you.

If you're shopping around for a new vehicle, it's important to select one that has enough space to carry everything you need, from bags of groceries to sports gear. Your local Mazda dealership offers several vehicles with ample cargo capacity that are worth checking out. Which Vehicles at Your Mazda Dealership Have the Best Cargo Capacity? CX-50 The CX-50, a crossover SUV with seating for five, is one of the Mazda models with the most cargo space. The CX-50 boasts 31.4 cubic feet of rear cargo space, and folding down the back seats extends that space to 56.3 cubic feet. The split rear seat allows for efficient use of that extra space, and an available power liftgate makes loading and unloading convenient. The CX-50 is available in a variety of trim levels, most of which come with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine. A more powerful turbocharged option is also available. All-wheel drive and a six-speed automatic transmission are standard on this vehicle. more CX-5 The CX-5 uses the same chassis as the CX-50 but offers a sportier appearance. The CX-5 is another great choice for buyers interested in plenty of onboard storage space. You'll find 30.8 cubic feet of rear cargo space in the CX-5. When the rear seat is down, you have 59.3 cubic feet of space to work with. The CX-5 has a hands-free power liftgate. The CX-5 comes with a standard 187-horsepower four-cylinder engine. A 256-horsepower turbocharged engine is also available. Like the CX-50, a six-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive are standard. CX-9 The CX-9, a three-row SUV, offers 14.3 cubic feet of cargo space in the rear, which is less than what the CX-50 and CX-5 offer. But when both rows of rear seats are down, the CX-9 offers an impressive 71.2 cubic feet of space. A power liftgate makes it easy to load this vehicle. The CX-9 comes with a turbocharged four-cylinder engine and plenty of appealing amenities, including leather upholstery and power-adjustable front seats. CX-30 If you're interested in a smaller SUV that still offers plenty of carrying capacity, the CX-30 may be the perfect solution. This subcompact SUV offers 20.2 cubic feet of space, which grows to 45.2 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down. This amount of space still gives you plenty of room for suitcases and other types of cargo. The CX-30 seats five and comes with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine. A more powerful 250-horsepower turbocharged engine is also available. Both powertrain options come with standard all-wheel drive and a six-speed automatic transmission. If cargo space is important to you, Mazda has several models that will meet your needs. When you're ready to purchase your next vehicle, come see us at Tom Bush Mazda.