With our CX-90’s second scheduled service due at 20,000 miles, our tech let us know our Mazda had some outstanding recalls.

Almost 31,500 units of the 2024 model year Mazda CX-90 and 2025 model year Mazda CX-70 have been hit with a safety recall stateside. Improper powertrain and engine control module software may result ...

Documents filed by Mazda North American Operations with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reveal that nearly 81,000 examples of the CX-70 and CX-90 have been hit with a safety recall.

Of Mazda’s three most recent recalls, the most substantial involves the automaker’s relatively new CX-90 three-row SUV and freshly new CX-70 two-row SUV. Nearly 81,000 vehicles are affected by a ...

Mazda is recalling some 2024 and 2025 CX-90 and 2025 CX-70 SUVs to fix a variety of issues. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and gas-only vehicles are both included in the recall. In documents ...

There are some incredibly head-scratching things about the CX-90 that affect daily usability, plus a growing list of recalls.

Editor’s Note: The article has been updated with comments from Mercedes-Benz and Toyota. On Friday, according to an NHTSA recall report, Mercedes-Benz USA is recalling 27,190 vehicles, including the ...

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced for recalls that affect more than 166,200 Mazda vehicles overall. Mazda recalled nearly 81,000 vehicles because the defroster, seat belt ...

Future Mazda models will use new in-vehicle software and hardware systems developed alongside Toyota and feature the same operating system. The two Japanese car manufacturers will collaborate on the ...

If you have a Mazda 3 parked outside of your place right now, then we’re glad we have your attention. According to a Cybersecurity group, Mazda’s infotainment software has “multiple vulnerabilities” ...