2021 Nissan Rogue better than 2021 Mazda CX-5 Turbo? Full comparison.

Is the new 2021 Nissan Rogue better than the Mazda CX-5 Turbo? In this video I compare the 2021 Nissan Rogue to the 2021 Mazda CX-5 100th Anniversary Edition.

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[travelerfourever]

I agree with your evaluation. I just bought my wife the 2021 Mazda CX-5 Signature in red as her Christmas gift. My wife loves to drive it. We also like the high class interior and acceleration of the turbo engine. The self locking mode and stowing of the mirrors as you walk away from the vehicle is really nice. Thanks again for the excellent video.

[twillias]

for.the cx5 to be in its 5th year with the same body style it still goes almost toe to toe with the new 2021 models. I'm sure they are hard at work for the 2022/2023 redesign. still the most classy and upscale looking of it peers.

[doubleoddbuck]

I just recently drove all the CUV's there and I kept coming back to the Mazda CX-5... I love it!!!

[takuan]

Simplicity is the highest form of sophistication. The Mazda design language comes close to that principle.

[judgementawaits]

Your expression test driving the Mazda really says it all, am sold.

[uzumaks]

That smile on his face when drove the Mazda 😎

[aryagandhijennifer]

Put it this way, ...If you're a family just starting off with a baby/toddler/kids, I think Nissan Rogue would be better because space is everything. But if you have teenagers or just wanted to have a good solid luxurious-feel SUV car for yourself then pick Mazda CX5.

[HaroonAzeem]

I've been driving a 2014 Mazda 6 for 5 years and just in time for an upgrade. My obvious choice was the CX-5 but my biggest issue with Mazda is comfort. I can't drive more than an hour without feeling numb or back pain in the Mazda. I thought maybe if I go for the Signature trim on the CX-5 with the nappa leather, things will be different. Yesterday I went for a test drive and I felt every small bump on the road. I was so disappointed since this car looks fantastic.

[paulcu]

I own a CX 5 and I can tell you it is amazing. My only complaints are (and these are minor to me): first rear seat leg room. The Mazda is 179.1 inches and I think this car would be perfect at 183 inches and make that extra length as space in the rear seat. Now it's still not bad, but I just feel an extra little room back there would have been great. second, seats are a little bit firm. Could have made the seats a little bit softer. However after about 5000 km's the seats soften a little and are good. For greats seats, the Acura RDX is awesome. A panorama sun roof would be nice but not a big deal too me. And finally it would have been nice if the center console arm rest could slide about an inch or 2 forward. It feels a little short. All of these issues are very, very minor and not is a deal breaker for me. Some of the pro's of this car are the drive. Power, handling and over all feel. Test drive any car in this class then drive the Mazda and feel the difference. That's what sold me instantly. In a class by its self. Interior quality. Should be compared to the luxury brands like Acura, Lexus, infinity and Audi. I don't think it's quite at that level, but closer positioned there than in the main stream line. Finally is the exterior styling. Keep in mine this style came out in 2017 and it is still crushing every car in it's class like the newly redesigned Nissan Rogue. If you are interested in this car class, do what I did, test drive all the mainstream brands and save the CX 5 for last. You will love it.

[MrAntoniorey]

Rogue front end is horrendous. Pano roofs are overrated, Mazda’s are built for people who love to drive. My 3 cents.

[jeanc]

Full disclosure - I bought a 2021 Rogue that I'll be picking up on Wednesday. That being said, I suspect that Nissan has to "limit" how far it can go with this brand so as not to upstage their Infitini line, while Mazda can go full out as they do not have a premium brand to protect. Both vehicles are nice, however those opting for the Mazda may regret not having a modern suite of driving aids in their cars, especially at resale time, while those who own a Rogue, more so with young owners, may miss out on the additional horsepower. Finally, there are no bad vehicles, just buy one that hits your right buttons. Cheers!

[ER-wspb]

CX5 and CX9 are due for an update, the Mazda3 is much nicer inside. That said, though my wife liked her Nissan Rogue, in general Nissans are not nearly as dependable or as much fun to drive as Mazda vehicles.

[quinhontran]

Nissan Rogue great quality, I have been with Nissan Cars more 40 years

[ontarioman]

Love the way the Mazda drive. for drivers.

[pdd]

Rogue is like 20% more fuel efficient though. I've scratched he CX-5 off my list simply because it's terrible on gas with the 6-speed transmission.

[paulpellico]

horse power!?
hell...it is THE TORQUE dude!
and no matter what fuel you use, the torque stays 310 lb/ft!!!!
don't even try to compare these two engines or quality-wise...please

[nethbt]

CVT = Can FAIL within 35K miles, it's the bad luck of the draw you'd have to deal with when considering a Nissan

[nickshayan]

truly unbiased review and telling the truth, thanks

[mikedreamchaser]

“My God it almost snapped my neck” lol great review

[paulsomerset]

like the nissan, plenty powerful enough for the average driver