It seems the ability to change the digital speedo readout between kmh and mph, and the other way round, is only available in certain countries! Seems a weird decision not making it available on all digital speedometer types in Europe at least, especially as owners might visit the UK on holiday in th...

Cabin filter replacement - every other service i.e. 24 mths or 25,000 miles (40,000 km)

Mazda aren't the only culprits - I think the vast majority of manufacturers selling cars in the UK only fit one rear offside or central fog light. I guess if a LHD unit can be obtained via the internet and the wiring sorted it will be possible to have two rear fog lights. Perhaps someone has done it...

Glad to hear it and the simpler adjustment method from anchorman and alanandlyn.

You need to adjust the volume - either up or down (up in your case) - whilst the sat nav instruction is being broadcast. Have to be quick as often the instructions are short. Best way is probably to use the up / down volume switch on the steering wheel. Note the radio broadcast through the right han...

Welcome to the forum swlh and congratulations on your new CX-3 purchase. That sure will be a Christmas weekend to remember when you pick it up.

p.s. Full marks for filling in your location details in your profile and car spec in your signature

From a previous posting of mine :- "I paid £370 for mine - the complete kit of space saver wheel / tyre / packing stuff for bose compatibility / jack and jack handle - when placing my order for a Sport Nav with a dealer back in Feb'16. They left the pack of gunk and electric tyre pump in the bo...

Welcome to the forum Brian. In my view, as you might gather from my signature, you've made an excellent choice. My thoughts of the automatic gearbox gathered on a couple of test drives has been more than confirmed since my purchase earlier this year. Even though only diesel engined automatics were a...

It must be the hills in the area that's causes the system to malfunction. Even though it's only for 3-400 meters. In my part of the UK, a 300-400 metre hill would be considered a mountain :) About the same here and it's not a hill 300-400 meters high (which would be over twice the height of the hig...

santa wrote: It must be the hills in the area that's causes the system to malfunction. Even though it's only for 3-400 meters.

In my part of the UK, a 300-400 metre hill would be considered a mountain