New and used 2025 Mazda CX-70 PHEV for sale near North Reading, MA

Temperature in the dealership was a little toasty even with the warmer day, overall the experience was pretty good, left a little to be desired with the readiness of the car

I am completely satisfied with the overall quality, design and performance of my CX70. After nearly 4 months, my CX70 has been trouble free, and very economical. Many people have complimented favorably about the beautiful style of my CX70. It's truly a fantastic automobile!

I was very please with the service. John was every pleasant kept me informed on what was going. He was very Pleasant explain what needed to be done. I appreciate someone who take time with the customers

Great 4 (5) passenger comfort. No third row seat means flatter cargo area, plus more hidden storage. Very good steering/handling for such a big vehicle. Our geography lends itself perfectly for this PHEV. We live 6 miles from our shopping and volunteering town. With 26 miles of electric driving, we can go weeks without using any gas. Just plug it in when we garage it each time. Also, on long highway drives, I can click a button and recharge while driving. With proper planning, I can switch over to EV mode for in-town stop/go driving. We like the 8-speed transmission (as opposed to a CVT). We like the blind spot monitoring, the Heads Up Display, and the Cruise Control (I refer to it as Tractor Beam for its ability to 'follow' the vehicle ahead of me).

Sami is the best...I have bought 2 cars from him and probably a 3rd for my son this year. No stress, no pressure , he made the entire process easy

Last fall, I brought my 2012 Mazda 6 to have some work done. I first want to add, this car over the years has been almost trouble free for me. In addition to the work, they did with my approval a video inspection. During the inspection they found several cooling fins missing on the air conditioning condenser. Seeing how the a/c was still working and I'm on fixed income and the current work was going to cost over $1,000, I decided a new condenser could wait til the spring. Well I noticed the a/c quit in April so I brought it in to have the condenser replaced and to fix whatever else was wrong with the a/c in May. They didn't have the condenser in stock and said there was only one in the country. So I came back 2 weeks later. They replaced the condenser, then found out the reason it had quit was there a hole in one of the coolant lines. That too they didn't have in stock. They gave me a loaner, a Mazda CX50, a very nice car I might add. They searched high and low and couldn't find a replacement. Finally they went to an outside shop and had one fabricated. Then I got my car back in good working order. Last year, they had quoted me roughly $1,300 for the condenser replacement. They said it was within a year, so they'd pretty much stick to that quote. Still I was very worried about what the bill would be. I was fairly certain there'd be no standard cost for the loaner, but I was afraid there might be other fees or charges associated with it. I had the car for over 2 weeks. Then there was the labor and parts charge for the coolant line and its replacement. I also figured they must've spent a lot olf time tracking down these parts and I have to mention they kept me well informed of what was going on. This too, I felt there wouldn't be a charge for but still I was a little nervous anticipating the bill. Well to my surprise, the bill was less than the original quote for just the condenser replacement. I couldn't believe it. The bill reflected a $350 VIP discount. Well that's not because I'm a VIP, I'm sure that it's just because I've always brought my car to Mazda, first in Norwood, now in Weston. I'm a retired aircraft mechanic and I know good work when I see it. I also wanted to point out the service advisor who kept me well informed was John Sullivan.