Australian 4WD & SUV Buyer's Guide

MAZDA CX9 FROM $44,150

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The CX-9 range opens with the Classic front-wheel drive at $44,150. The Luxury FWD is $52,530, the Luxury all-wheel drive is $56,990 and the Grand Touring AWD is $62,470.

Mazda’s 3.7-litre V6 petrol engine has plenty of power and it goes hard from about 4500rpm, but that’s of limited value in real-world driving, useless for towing and expensive at the pump.

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