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The 2021 Mazda CX-5 adds more standard safety features, a larger standard size for the multimedia system and a new Carbon Edition trim.

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Mazda is updating its CX-9 flagship three-row SUV for the 2021 model year, adding a standard 10.25-inch dashboard display to all models.

The Carbon Edition for each of the three Mazda models features Polymetal Gray paint, black-finished alloy wheels and gloss-black mirrors.

Mazda’s smallest SUV, the subcompact CX-3, soldiers on into the 2021 model year with upgraded safety technology.

The Mazda3 adds a new 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 155 horsepower as the base engine for 2021 and a new top-shelf 2.5 Turbo model.

The 2021 Mazda3 2.5 Turbo will cost $8,400 to nearly $12,000 more than base models.

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