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    Quote Originally Posted by mykel_andrew View Post
    Hi guys,

    Just bought a 2011 cx9 a month ago and unfortunately i had a transfer case issue. I fist smell like a gas fumes or kind of a burning oil. Did some reserarch online and i saw a crack in my transfer case nabungi mga gears basag bering natuyuan ng fluid. According to Mazda alabang 104k daw for the transfer case. Insted i have it rebuild and i hope ok sya. Still at the machine shop.

    Does any one here had a transfer case issue?
    Wow looks like a big issue. Hope you don't spend too much money.

    I am looking to buy used CX9 kasi needs bigger car for the baby.
    MArami bang sira/sakit ang CX9 ? I like Mazda pero not sure about CX9 performance, gas consumtption,etc. Currently have Mazda 3 2009 which we love.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Radical-One View Post
    Wow looks like a big issue. Hope you don't spend too much money.

    I am looking to buy used CX9 kasi needs bigger car for the baby.
    MArami bang sira/sakit ang CX9 ? I like Mazda pero not sure about CX9 performance, gas consumtption,etc. Currently have Mazda 3 2009 which we love.

    I have a 5-year old CX9, still drives like new, have not encountered any issue since driving it out of the Greenhills casa when I bought it in 2012. 5yrs and I have not replaced any part other than usual PMS oil, filter, and battery once. My only gripe is its fuel consumption - 5km/liter on pure city driving. Other than that, it's a great big car and can comfortably seat 8 people.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ano727 View Post
    I have a 5-year old CX9, still drives like new, have not encountered any issue since driving it out of the Greenhills casa when I bought it in 2012. 5yrs and I have not replaced any part other than usual PMS oil, filter, and battery once. My only gripe is its fuel consumption - 5km/liter on pure city driving. Other than that, it's a great big car and can comfortably seat 8 people.
    Sorry for the late reply - Thank you for your comment. I am now looking for 2012 CX9. I do like the shape. Hope I can find a good condition unit.

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    You might want to consider the Mazda CX-7 also ... CX-9 is quite huge for a daily driver ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    You might want to consider the Mazda CX-7 also ... CX-9 is quite huge for a daily driver ...
    Yes, I also am looking at that but my first born baby is coming and I may need more seats/space, because my current Mazda3 is small. Is CX7 6 seater possible?
    Thank you po.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Radical-One View Post
    Yes, I also am looking at that but my first born baby is coming and I may need more seats/space, because my current Mazda3 is small. Is CX7 6 seater possible?
    Thank you po.

    Mazda CX-7 seats 5 only ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ano727 View Post
    I have a 5-year old CX9, still drives like new...

    What made you purchased this over the more popular Ford Explorer? ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    What made you purchased this over the more popular Ford Explorer? ...
    There was this 5-way comparo done in 2011 which influenced my decision. Read the article below.

    http://www.motortrend.com/news/three...uv-comparison/

    5-years later (now), I'm glad I made the right decision as I did not experience any quality or performance issue with my CX9. See the other thread on Explorer quality issues and you will see a lot of frustrations, especially on fume smells getting inside the cabin which remains unsolved.

    You'll just have to live with 5km/liter fuel consumption, which is about the same for all the other big engined gas crossovers/SUVs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ano727 View Post
    5-years later (now), I'm glad I made the right decision as I did not experience any quality or performance issue with my CX9. You'll just have to live with 5km/liter fuel consumption, which is about the same for all the other big engined gas crossovers/SUVs.

    How about parts? Is it available outside of dealer? ... Friend had his alternator replaced at 5 year old mark ...

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