I remain a totally confused "flat-earther"!!!!

Yes to all above except the blind spot monitoring. I've just been looking at the CX3 pamphlet. Hell it looks like you are right adaptive headlights and sign recognition are not a standard fitment although both Mazda UK and the dealer said it was on mine!!!.

I think it's a fairly safe assumption that Mazda UK and the dealer wouldn't be wasting their time if it wasn't included!

I finally have given up. My local dealership, under instruction from Mazda UK, have had my CX3 twice to try and make sense of non functioning adaptive headlights (apart from bending round corners that is) , non functioning road sign recognition and very erratic lane departure warning. I checked that...

Hear, hear. Mine seems woefully out of date. I've had the latest update, but there are 20 year old roads, estates and properties totally absent from the Here mapping.

"Any ideas or how to get it to recognise the address or improve the accuracy?? " Not possible in my experience. Mine will recognise the street sometimes but not the number. On a long road that could leave you way off. Sometimes it will let me enter an address and then navigate to completel...

Uhm..................congestion, pollution etc. In crowded city centres actually sitting at traffic lights is one thing, I-Stop yes! However crawling on congested roads is probably the more common condition and also where polluting output is at it's highest. By the time you had done a few stop start...

"you would be paying a far higher VED rate if that was the case".
Just demonstrates what a nonsense it it, as MJC1216 said, if you can render it non functioning, what's the point, but to get it through some non-realistic test.

My average is somewhere around 38mpg.
The other week I reset the average before a longish, steady speed trip and saw 39.8!!! Never seen the magic 40, but it doesn't worry me that much, it's such a pleasant environment to journey in!!!

Wow, Mazda UK sent me this link. Shows how "old school" I am!!!