A father-and-son team at Royalty Auto Service found a big problem on a 2023 Mazda CX-5. The mechanics said they didn’t expect to see this kind of failure on such a new car. The Mazda had 96,588 miles in just two years, which is a lot. But the team said the problem they found shouldn’t happen this fast, even with high mileage.
According to Motor1, Royalty Auto Service warned on their TikTok video that this issue is getting more common. They said in their video, “This Mazda is only 2 years old & is already having this problem! This is becoming more common every year!” One mechanic said this is “becoming a big problem on a lot of vehicles.”
