Mazda aims to create a very unique line-up of vehicles that have the capabilities to perform both on a winding road as well as on a family trip. They have distilled this DNA into even their family crossover SUV that is the 2015 Mazda CX-9. Despite being a very large car, when driving, the 2015 CX-9 does not feel quite that way.
One of the only downsides with the new CX-9 is that it has been around since 2007 and has certainly aged in a few areas. Old age can also be seen in terms of its crash test scores, infotainment features, and so on because most of its competition has taken large strides. For the 2015 model year, the crossover starts at MSRP $31,520 and competes against the Dodge Durango, Hyundai Santa Fe, and Honda Pilot.