Mazda CX-7 car reviews
Reviews
Mazda CX-7 4×4 (2007 – ) expert review
The Mazda CX-7 is an impressive all-rounder. It’s well styled, roomy, offers lots of kit and it’s good to drive too.
Date added: Saturday 06 February 2010.
Mazda CX-7 car review
Mazda aimed to put the sporty into sports utility vehicle with its Mazda CX-7. The car looks fantastic and is a fitting addition to the manufacturer which has been revitalised by the zoom-zoom campaign. Now it’s only gone and produced the best-looking SUV on the market.
Date added: Saturday 22 December 2007.
News
Revealed: Britain’s best tow cars
The Land Rover Discovery has been voted the best tow car in the 2010 Tow Car Awards. The Discovery was judged to be an exceptional car for towing. Judge Nigel Donnelly of Practical Caravan magazine said: “The old model was one of our favourite tow cars, but the new Discovery improves upon it in just about every area.
Date added: Wednesday 16 June 2010.
BMW 5 Series: full crash test results
The all-new BMW 5 Series and Alfa Romeo Giulietta have both scored the top five-star rating in the latest round of EuroNCAP crash tests. In the same tests the Mazda CX-7 scored four-stars. It achieved the maximum score in side barrier tests, but performed less well in the pole side-on collision test and the front seats were considered poor at reducing whiplash injuries in a rear-end collision.
Date added: Thursday 03 June 2010.
New Mazda CX-7 to debut at Frankfurt
A face-lifted Mazda CX-7 will debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show on September 15. New features for the compact SUV include a 2.2-litre turbodiesel engine, a greater level of torque in lower revs and Mazda's new 'family face' as seen on the Mazda 3 and Mazda 6.
Date added: Wednesday 12 August 2009.
Mazda CX-7 2.3i SUV (2007 – ) first UK drive
Mazda reckons its new sporty SUV looks like “an RX-8 on steroids”. We reckon it’s a very welcome addition to a competitive marketplace – giving buyers even more choice of great vehicles. Web Editor Adrian Higgins drove the new 4x4 kid on the block at its UK launch in Scotland.
Date added: Monday 24 September 2007.