While the Mazda CX-9 did not undergo a complete redesign for the model year, it did have a few tweaks performed that are making a huge difference. The main attraction to the SUV is that is a spacious crossover that provides passenger room and cargo room without appearing colossal.
One part of the model's design that hasn't changed is its second and third row of seats which is perfect for expanding families as it can accommodate car seats with ease. There is also plenty of head and leg room with added comfort and seat adjustability.
Cars.com's Kicking Tires blog writer Kristin Varela and her family recently took the CX-9 for a drive and reports: "What I loved about the CX-9's third row was its adjustability. The second row slides back and forth and not just a little bit; it butts up against the front seatbacks. This created enough space behind the second row that my girls could shimmy into the third row without folding the seatbacks forward. The sliding second row is a fabulous feature for families who have child-safety seats in the second row."1
If you want to learn more about the CX-9 or any other new Mazda model, we invite you visit Budd Baer Mazda at 71 Murtland Ave in Washington, PA. You can also contact us online or call (877) 415-0170. Our friendly and knowledgeable team are committed to helping you find the ideal vehicle for your family and would be happy to provide additional details, answer questions and arrange test drives for you.
Source: 1 http://blogs.cars.com/kickingtires/2013/05/refreshed-mazda-cx-9-doesnt-need-to-change-third-row.html
