The Mazda CX-7 fresh styling and upgrade details: Mazda now offers an exciting choice of three engines. And all three are very well suited to this vehicle.

Other highlights are brand new styling and a wide range of enhanced and upgraded features. Interestingly the Australian market is the only place in the world where Mazda will be offering three different engines in this fresh styling and upgrade effort. One reason for this is probably the carmakers’ realization that Australian SUV buffs have such diverse needs that can only be addressed by three different engines complete with three different transmissions, two drivetrains and four model grades.
This should be exciting news for those who have become attached to Mazda prices which always have “value for money” written all over them and this latest effort continues in that tradition. Numerous very attractive standard features are very much evident in all levels of the new CX-7.
We at New Car Shopper felt that the fuel economy is also pretty striking. For instance the new front-wheel drive CX-7 classic gives maximum power of 120kW at 6000rpm and only runs on 9.4 litres per 100km. The CX-7 Diesel Sports with 2.2 litre turbo-diesel engine with a maximum power of 127kW at 3,500rpm takes in only 7.6 litres for every 100km.
Some Mazda faithfuls are a little disappointed and still wait for the day that Mazda will release a diesel engine with an autobox but for now will have to make do with this substantial upgrade.




