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A three-row SUV carries more than groceries and luggage. For many families in Burnaby, it carries the people they care about most, which is why crash-test results often weigh as heavily in a buying decision as cargo space or infotainment screens. The 2026 Mazda CX-90 has built its reputation in exactly that category. It is one of eight 2026... Read more

A warranty that caps out at a certain distance is only useful until you cross that line. For Burnaby drivers who regularly head up the Sea-to-Sky Highway, over to the Interior, or onto a ferry to Vancouver Island, that line can arrive faster than expected. The CX-70 is built for exactly that kind of driving, and it's backed by a warranty that... Read more

Every few generations, a vehicle redesign brings more than updated proportions and a longer options list — it brings a new way of thinking about the shape itself. The all-new 2026 Mazda CX-5, now arriving at dealerships including Metrotown Mazda in Burnaby, is one of those moments. The third-generation CX-5 builds on a nameplate that has sold... Read more

The third-generation Mazda CX-5 keeps its powertrain story short. Every trim, from the GX to the GT, uses the same 2.5 L 4-cylinder engine, the same 6-speed automatic transmission and the same i-Activ all-wheel drive (AWD). There is no engine upgrade to weigh and no drivetrain option to add. You choose a trim for its comfort, tech and safety... Read more

Buyers in Burnaby cross-shopping a three-row SUV often end up comparing Mazda against entry luxury nameplates, and the comparison holds up better than some expect. Rather than launching a separate luxury brand, Mazda has built its case for the CX-90 around technology, materials, and driving dynamics that are standard equipment rather than paid... Read more

Anyone who drives regularly through Metrotown Centre, along Kingsway, or through the tighter residential streets near Edmonds knows that a vehicle's size matters as much as its feature list. Narrow lanes, compact parkades, and stop-and-go traffic reward a crossover that's easy to place and easy to park, without asking the driver to give up cargo... Read more

Families in Burnaby who spend their summer weekends chasing lake days, trailheads, and Whistler getaways know that the drive itself can make or break the trip. The route up the Sea-to-Sky Highway climbs through switchbacks, shifting weather, and long straightaways before dropping into mountain towns where parking is tight and gravel driveways... Read more

A Mazda crossover or SUV covers a lot of ground on its own. Standard i-Activ AWD, generous cargo areas, towing capability, and Mi-Drive modes with Off-Road settings mean the vehicles themselves are already prepared for what British Columbia summers ask of them. But the right accessories extend that capability in specific, practical directions —... Read more

Summer in British Columbia is hard on a vehicle that is not built for it. The roads change quickly — from Burnaby's surface streets to gravel forest service tracks north of Squamish, from flat highway straightaways to the switchbacks above Alta Lake. The gear multiplies: bikes, boats, paddleboards, tent bags, coolers, wetsuits. The passengers... Read more

The all-new 2026 Mazda CX-5 has arrived in dealerships as the third-generation model, and buyers who have already decided on the CX-5 now face a more specific decision: which trim is the right fit. The gap between GX, GS, and GT is not just a matter of price — each step changes what the CX-5 does, what it looks like, and how it behaves on the... Read more

British Columbia leads the country in plug-in hybrid adoption, with ZEV market share reaching 19.1% in the first quarter of 2026. For families in Burnaby who are actively shopping a three-row PHEV — and there are more of them every month — the market has narrowed to a short list of credible options. The Mazda CX-90 PHEV, the Kia Sorento PHEV,... Read more