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Mazda has been moved by the spirit of continuous improvement, as it’s now upgrading the second-generation CX-5 crossover in only its second year on the market. The recently redesigned CX-5 receives a revised engine for 2018 with cylinder-deactivation technology for improved fuel economy, along with a rejiggering of equipment across its trim levels. There’s still no news on the CX-5’s promised diesel engine, which we presume is still waiting for final certification from the EPA and the California Air Resources Board (CARB). READ MORE ››
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