The first thing that made me fall in love with the car is its classic boxy design — it gives off a bold and rugged vibe, which I really like. Second, the power has clearly improved compared to the previous generation; you can feel the car is more responsive and stronger, especially when accelerating. Third, thankfully, the features are no longer basic like before — now it comes with all the essential functions plus a lot of extras that cover most people's needs. Fourth, the second-row space is honestly a bit tight, but the trunk is spacious and can carry a lot, which is great for road trips and travel. Fifth, I really liked the steering wheel — it’s a huge improvement from the old model. It feels lighter, easier to control, and gives better feedback. As for the downsides — like they say, nothing is perfect — there’s some engine noise, especially during heavy acceleration, and the sound isn’t the best; it feels a bit rough. The infotainment system doesn’t match what you’d find in electric or hybrid vehicles — there’s a noticeable gap in quality. One thing that hasn’t improved much from the previous model is the vibration when driving on concrete roads — the car shakes a lot in that condition, unlike something like a Land Cruiser, which gives much more comfort. So if you're looking for a super smooth ride, I wouldn’t recommend an off-road SUV. Currently, the fuel consumption is around 14 liters per 100 km.

The materials feel quite poor, especially the window lift switches, which are prone to breaking.

Does anyone feel that the 1.6T accelerator is a bit unresponsive, especially when overtaking or accelerating quickly?

Does the roof rack on the Mazda 5 look good, like the ones on off-road vehicles? I'm considering it for a long road trip to carry things like a tent, water tank, and bicycles. It's a 2011 2.0L automatic.

I took a test drive and really liked it, but there are two things I'm struggling with: 1. I'm 182cm tall and it feels a bit cramped. 2. There's limited interior storage, which feels inconvenient. Is there any solution, like something from the store that can increase storage space? Also, is there any chance of a model update next year?

Sometimes I feel like the gear is stuck, especially when starting the car. Have you guys experienced this situation?

Hey guys, I'm feeling a bit lost lately. Could you give me some advice? I'd be forever grateful.

I feel like if I wait a bit longer, there might be more discounts on this car.

Does anyone else feel that their Outlander feels a bit floaty at speeds above 100 km/h? It seems like the car is made lighter to improve fuel economy, which makes it feel floaty.

Do you feel that the chassis of your Xiaoqi feels a bit loose when going over rough and hard surfaces, like uphill and downhill? Mine feels a bit loose, and it's only 20,000 kilometers in. I usually don't drive on rough roads, just once on a mountain road with stone slabs and once over a speed bump in the parking lot, and it didn't feel good.

Hey car enthusiasts, has anyone experienced shaking during sudden acceleration? It shakes after driving steadily for a while, especially noticeable at high speeds. The 4S shop only cleared the previous driving habits, which improved slightly but didn't solve the root problem.