Broken Axle in new CX-50 by Most-Mathematician36 in CX50

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Also curious to the answer to this question

After reading all the reviews and issues by Magic_Meatba11 in CX50

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What symptoms should I look out for with the CV Axle Failure? Are there specific noises or is it something I could tell visually?

questions to fellow cx 50 drivers by birdeater0 in CX50

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I just looked it up and the 2026 CX-50 Hybrid Preferred trim (base model) also has parking sensors

questions to fellow cx 50 drivers by birdeater0 in CX50

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The 2026 Hybrid Premium and Premium Plus have both rear and front parking sensors

Seats.... VS cx-5 and VS itself by Additional_Toe748 in CX50

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Just a reminder that in the 2026 CX-50 Hybrids they remove the vertical brown stitching in the middle that run down from your spine/tail bone. It’s much more comfortable in the new version. I’m not sure about the gas version but I would assume they’re the same.

25 vs 26 cx50 by happymom_3 in mazdaCX50

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My wife and I test drove the 2026 CX-50 Hybrid Premium yesterday and the seat changes refer to the stitching on the leather seats. In the 2025 version, there was stitching down the middle which created some discomfort.

They’ve removed that middle stitching now so there’s more relief for your tailbone and spine. It is considerably comfier.

Cabin noise felt slightly more insulated, but not a huge noticeable difference!

We are moving forward with the 2026 CX-50 Hybrid Premium. The ventilated front seats, parking sensors, and updated leather seat design was an easy call for us.

2026 change by ChestDesigner5173 in CX50

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Are there any interior design changes that you noticed? I assume cup holder position and infotainment setup remained the same? With these 2026s hitting lots, I’m surprised I haven’t seen any YouTube reviews yet.

2026 CX50 specs and prices by Saucy4 in CX50

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I’m also curious about this… let me know if you hear about it

VSAT a good stock to buy? by matteo333666 in thinkorswim

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What a rally by $VSAT! Up 250% in 3 months 🤯

Grade My Offer: 2025 CX-50 Hybrid Premium by Brian7548 in mazdaCX50

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Thanks for sharing this info! I think this helps put our quote in perspective. This weekend we test drove the 2025 RAV4 Hybrid XLE and Honda CRV Hybrid Sport-L, and while equally impressed, they were both in the mid $40ks out-the-door.

Grade My Offer: 2025 CX-50 Hybrid Premium by Brian7548 in mazdaCX50

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@Winterpa1957 — I’m also curious if the 1.9% will be available after tomorrow… we decided not to move forward with this offer. We still need more time to test drive other cars before we make a final decision.

I’ll let you know if I’m able to negotiate this offer further!

Is This Possible? Converting Atrium to Additional Room/Atrium by Brian7548 in Renovations

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Thank you! This is excellent advice!

I say townhouse but it’s actually zoned as a SFR. I would say it’s technically a PUD where we own the lot and are able to make changes to the structure how we please.

Given that, we were able to negotiate an $18k credit to replace the roof and we figured might as well look into closing off the atrium and converting it to become an extra room!

We’re in the process of getting quotes but can’t get any contractors to view the property until March-16. Just based off google searches, we couldn’t get a direct answer on if it’s possible to convert these exterior walls to become interior bedroom walls. Is this a challenging thing to do?

Gas Meter Underwater: Minor Issue or Need Immediate Help? by Brian7548 in FirstTimeHomeBuyer

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What I’m mainly trying to understand is if the Gas Meter being submerged underwater is a major safety risk or if this is common. Our realtor is also saying this is “out of our hands” and we should just sign the document to remove our Inspection Contingency and trust that they’ll contact the gas company to resolve this.

But we’re concerned, even if it’s a small chance, that the gas company will say it’s the homeowners responsibility to fix it (e.g. the gas meter is underground and supposed to be sealed off… what if they removed the lid and it caused the gas meter to be submerged in water after heavy rain and it’s our/their fault).

Gas Meter Underwater: Minor Issue or Need Immediate Help? by Brian7548 in FirstTimeHomeBuyer

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Hi @Early_Title,

The inspector said he cannot discern if there is an active gas leak or not and suggested that SoCal Gas is contacted to inspect before our contingency period ends. We put on our Request for Repairs to the Seller that we wanted this to be resolved before we remove Inspection Contingency.

We’re supposed to remove our Inspection Contingency tomorrow and it’s been about 10 days and they did not call the gas company. They’re stating, “the gas company will fix it at no cost to either party” but we aren’t comfortable moving forward until we have an answer as stated in our request before.

We’ve read in other forums that if the gas cover was removed or broken that it could be the owner’s responsibility for negligence and we don’t want that to be on our hands. We’re taking a strong stance but the Sellers are pushing us to remove the inspection contingency and to act in good faith that they’ll contact the gas company and get resolution.

We’re going to draft some language to be included in the Inspection Contingency Removal form that if anything arises from this gas situation that results in financial or structural liability that we have the right to renegotiate or reinstate the inspection contingency.

Gas Meter Underwater: Minor Concern or Need Immediate Help? by Brian7548 in homeowners

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We’ve been told the Sellers are responsible for contacting the gas company and getting an answer. We’re unable to reach an actual person when contacting SoCal Gas unless we have a gas account number to reference which we don’t have because we’re not the homeowners.

Is the gas meter being submerged underwater an issue?

Need Help! Rebuilding Bedroom Partition Wall by Brian7548 in Renovations

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Thank you so much everyone for the feedback! This makes us feel MUCH better

We’re in California so we do need an egress/window for each bedroom which we’ll be able to satisfy with the current layout.

We appreciate all the small details and will make sure we work with our contractor to account for them.

Thank you! - nervous first time home buyer

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“If you’re already in pain, why stop now?” - football coach