Yeah, our son says its weird to feel our 6 speed 250 HPish Mazdas shift after driving in his 10 speed 400 HP Lincoln Aviator.
32 mpg would be great. I wanted Mrs to get the CX30 but she opted for the CX5 instead. Great car, but with the turbo I think shes lucky to be getting 26 mpg the way she drives it. Thats only a few better then my CX9. And now that we've got a place 275 miles up North, with plans to drive up every other weekend, I'm thinking I'll need to replace my tired "Old Blue" 12 year old, high mileage Mazda3 and get "a newer" low mileage fuel efficient car for the commutes. At least when I'm not towing the trailer up.