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Choosing between thrilling performance and SUV utility is a thing of the past, thanks to the 2025 Mazda CX-70. This all-new mid-size SUV gives drivers turbocharged power, athletic handling, and a spacious and luxurious cabin. It even comes standard with impressive tech features that make driving safer and more convenient. more Inside the First-Ever 2025 Mazda CX-70 Luxury is a standard feature on the new Mazda CX-70, with a five-passenger cabin featuring leather-trimmed seats, a power moonroof, and second-row retractable window shades. The driver, front passenger, and rear-seat passengers each enjoy separate climate settings with the standard three-zone automatic climate control system. Available in five trim levels, the CX-70's optional features include quilted Nappa leather-trimmed seats and a panoramic moonroof. The cargo area's 39.6 cubic feet of space is easy to keep organized when you make use of the standard storage boxes and under-floor storage. A power rear liftgate makes accessing the CX-70's cargo area even easier, while a remote electronic seatback release provides a convenient way to expand the cargo area to 75.3 cubic feet. Performance That Defies Expectations The CX-70 is an SUV you'll love to drive, with a 4-wheel independent suspension and Kinematic Posture Control that make light work of corners and curves. Its standard i-ACTIV AWD system is rear-biased for precise handling in optimal conditions, and it responds intelligently to changing road conditions by sending more power to the front wheels when it's needed. CX-70 shoppers can choose from one of two e-SKYACTIV-G 3.3-liter inline 6 mild hybrid turbo engines. Three 3.3 Turbo trim levels have 280 total horsepower and 332 lb.-ft. of torque, while two 3.3 Turbo S trim levels increase power to 340 horsepower and 369 lb.-ft. of torque. No matter which model you choose, you'll enjoy impressive efficiency of an EPA-estimated 25 MPG combined. Connected Convenience The CX-70 provides all the tech you need to stay connected, like wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to connect your smartphone to the infotainment system and 12.3-inch center display. With this connection, you can display driving directions on your phone or stream your favorite sounds to the standard eight-speaker audio system. Your smartphone can even remotely start your CX-70's engine and lock the doors with the included 3-year trial to Mazda Connected Services. Even driving is more convenient in the CX-70, with standard driver assistance features like Mazda Radar Cruise Control with Stop & Go. This technology detects the vehicle ahead of yours, then automatically adjusts your cruising speed to keep a safe distance. If required, it can even bring your CX-70 to a complete stop. If you're ready to change the way you think about SUVs, visit our showroom at Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL, to get behind the wheel of a new CX-70 today.

Drivers who love cars with a zesty performance, lots of room for luggage, and various versatile features that make life easier will get along with the 2025 Mazda CX-50. It's truly a joy to drive with its communicative steering, thrilling ride quality, and excellent road manners, and it has plenty of features that make every other aspect of it as excellent as its performance. more 5 Versatile Features of the 2025 Mazda CX-50 1. Its Great Amount of Cargo Space There's a lot of space for transporting cargo in the 2025 Mazda CX-50, as it has an ample cargo area that's 31.56 cubic feet in size. You can also fold down some or all of the back row to get 56.3 cubic feet of cargo space. Some competitors' hybrid models have less cargo space because the battery takes up some space in the cargo area, but the CX-50's hybrids are just as spacious as its fully gas-powered models. The cargo area is also deeper than it is wide. It's specifically designed to let you transport items lengthwise. 2. Mazda Intelligent Drive Select Drive Modes You can switch up the CX-50's driving mode depending on your desires and the situation at hand. All gas models have a Sport mode, which makes the already-zippy ride even zippier. If you're heading onto the trails, then switch into Off-Road mode so your vehicle will adjust its performance for the more difficult terrain. The 2.5 Turbo Meridian Edition and up also have towing modes, which aligns with their higher towing capacity than the other trims. Hybrid models don't have any of the modes that gas models have. Instead, they do have Power and Trail modes. 3. Hands-Free Communication The CX-50's 10.25-inch infotainment system lets you wirelessly connect your smartphone to the car. Once you've done this, you can use certain functions of your phone while you drive. By using voice commands to use the phone, you can answer and make calls, listen to text messages you receive, dictate messages to send to others, and use your calendar to stay organized even while driving. 4. Rear Power Liftgate with Programmable Height Adjustment Every CX-50 apart from the base trim has a power liftgate, so it's easy to get it open without much effort. You can program how high it rises when opened, so you have complete control over how much height it takes up and can change how much it opens based on your needs. 5. Ability to Tow The first four gas trims of the CX-50 can tow up to 2,000 pounds, and this bumps up to 3,500 in the rest of the gas models. All three hybrid models have a maximum towing capacity of 1,500 pounds. Come and test drive the CX-50 at Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL. Feel free to call our sales team at 618-589-5146 if you have any questions about it.

Trying to decide whether to pay outright, go through a bank/credit union, or check out financing options at your Mazda dealership? Of course, it's something worth thinking through. While the first two may have some appeal, don't overlook what your dealership can offer. more 3 Reasons To Explore Financing Options at Your Mazda Dealership 1. Potential for More Savings When shopping for an auto loan, you'll likely be locked into the rate your bank or credit union offers, but that might not be the best deal. Since they set their terms, you're limited to what they provide. Your dealership, on the other hand, works with dozens of financial institutions, ranging from major national lenders to specialized auto financing companies to Mazda's own financing arm. More options mean better rates and potential incentives that your bank can't simply match, such as 0% APR offers and cashback deals. Already have a good rate? Bring it over to the dealership. We might just beat it or offer perks that make financing with us an even better deal. 2. More Options if You Have Bad Credit If you have a poor or no credit score, getting approved for a loan through traditional channels can be challenging. But that does not mean you are out of options. Among the many lenders your dealerships work with, some specialize in helping buyers with less-than-perfect credit. They look beyond the numbers to help you secure a loan that fits your situation. So, instead of hitting a dead end, you could be driving off in the car you need while improving your credit along the way. 3. Convenience Financing through a dealership keeps the entire process simple and stress-free. No need to visit multiple banks, compare endless rates on your own, or juggle extra paperwork. There's also no need to try to move your old car on your own. Many dealerships accept trade-ins, making it easy to apply your vehicle's current value toward your next purchase. Plus, the process moves quickly. With lenders on hand and everything handled in one place, approvals can happen the same day. Getting Pre-Qualified Want to see your loan options without hurting your credit score? Dealerships offer pre-qualification, letting you check estimated monthly payments, APRs, and offer summaries with a soft credit pull, meaning your score stays untouched. Even better, you can get pre-qualified for both used and new cars, giving you more flexibility while you shop. As you can see, dealership financing can be a smarter way to secure a loan. So, if you're ready to make your next car happen, contact Auffenberg Mazda of O'fallon in Shiloh, IL. We've been helping drivers secure great financing deals, and we're certain we can do the same for you.

They say good things come in small packages, and in the case of the 2025 Mazda MX-5 Miata, it's true. The Miata is notoriously fun to drive, with a responsive engine, grippy suspension, and zippy acceleration that combine to offer an iconic roadster experience. If you measure your cars in grins per gallon or smiles per mile, the 2025 Miata should top your to-drive list. Discover the 2025 Mazda MX-5 Miata, the return of a sleek coupe that redefines driving pleasure. more Fun on Four Wheels The naturally aspirated, 2.0-liter four-cylinder SKYACTIV-G motor at the heart of the Mazda MX-5 Miata offers zippy acceleration and lively response when the pedal moves toward the floor. It offers 181 horsepower and 151 lb-ft of torque, making it both lively and efficient, especially given that the Miata is something of a featherweight. US News clocked the Miata's 0-60 time at 5.7 seconds for the soft top edition and 5.8 seconds for the RF (short for Retractable Fastback). While most driving enthusiasts will likely opt for the 6-speed manual transmission option, some trims of the Miata do come with a 6-speed automatic transmission for those who prefer the paddle-shift life. With zippy acceleration and nimble handling, the MX-5 turns mundane driving into magical experiences. Designed Around the Driver Mazda's Kodo design philosophy is evident in all the care and precision built into the MX-5. Seats are supportive and comfortable. The gearshift is short-throw and ergonomic, making rowing the gears a joy. Every trim enjoys leather wrapping on the steering wheel, shift knob, and parking brake handle. Wheel-mounted controls for audio, phone, and cruise control are easy and intuitive, and the multifunction Commander control makes the infotainment system intuitive and easy to use. Heated Recaro racing seats are available, as are creature comforts like in-car Wi-Fi capability and Alexa Built-In, making keeping connected easier than ever, no matter how quickly you're moving. The available 9-speaker Bose sound system is custom-designed for the MX-5, offering excellent acoustics even with the top down and the wind blowing through. Safety Comes Standard The 2025 MX-5 is designed to help keep drivers safe no matter how hard they push its performance. Automated emergency braking with forward-collision warning helps prevent accidents or mitigate the speed at which a collision occurs. Blind-spot monitoring comes standard, including a rear cross-traffic alert system, to help make backing out of parking spots safer. Adaptive cruise control comes standard, too, helping keep the Miata at a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead. With a viscerally gleeful driving experience and a deeply enjoyable interior, the 2025 Miata is the embodiment of joy on the road. But the best part? Actually sitting behind the wheel. Test drive a Miata today at Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL.

Leasing benefits a vast number of drivers and is often better than buying a car for some. It's a really great option if you're a fan of convenience, cost savings, and cars with all the latest features. When you head to the Mazda dealership, it's important to weigh all of your financing options, and that includes leasing instead of buying. Check out four benefits of leasing a 2025 Mazda from your local dealership. more 1. Leasing Benefits You Financially There are lots of ways you may save money when leasing a car instead of buying one. First, there's no big down payment to make. Instead, you pay a few fees and the first month's payment in most cases. Then you save money each month, as the monthly cost of leasing is typically lower than the monthly cost of paying back a car loan. Finally, you'll likely save money on repairs. You'll always be driving a newer car when you lease, meaning you'll get the car during its most trouble-free years. That means less money spent repairing problems that crop up. If you lease several cars in a 10-year period, then you'll probably spend a lot less on repairs than someone who buys a car and drives it for a decade. 2. Leasing Lets You Experience New Things Often If you love experiencing all the latest technology and safety innovations that cars have to offer, then leasing is a great way to do that. Many leases only last two or three years, and some people choose to lease a new car annually. That means you'll always be in one of the newest Mazda models, giving you access to all the technological advancements and new, exciting features regularly. 3. Leasing Is Highly Convenient Selling a car and then buying a new one often comes with a lot of hassle, especially if you sell your old car privately. When you're leasing, you can get a new car with no hassle at all. You head to the dealer when your lease ends, give back the car, and then it's off your hands. If you lease your next car, then you'll fill out a little paperwork and drive off in your new ride. There's no need to worry about arranging financing before you get behind the wheel of your new vehicle. 4. Leasing May Let You Drive Fancier Cars Because leasing costs less than buying most of the time, you may be able to drive a fancier car than you would if you were purchasing a vehicle. You may get more packages, upgrades, or a higher trim for the same price you'd pay for a simpler model when purchasing a new Mazda. Come to Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL to lease your next Mazda. Come by between 9 AM and 8 PM Monday to Friday or 8:30 AM to 6 PM on Saturdays to check out our range.

Your automatic transmission makes driving much easier as its computer will automatically select the correct gear for your chosen speed and change it quickly and efficiently. As time passes, components will age or wear out and need repair. We like to make sure that our customers are educated to see the signs of necessary repairs, so with that in mind, here are three signs you need a transmission service at your local Mazda dealership. more Damaged Shifting Cable The shifting cable connects the shift lever to the transmission. When you or the transmission computer shift gears, the shifting cable pulls the shift selector into the chosen gear and locks it in place until you or the transmission shift again. The cable movement activates the shift valves and transmission solenoids that control the flow of transmission fluid, and this fluid provides the hydraulic power that moves the gears. The shifting cable can become worn or damaged through use and is usually replaced every one to three years. A damaged cable will cause transmission problems, as gear sifting will sound noisy, shifting will become slower or, if the cable is severely damaged, your transmission won't shift. Our technicians will examine and replace the cable if needed to fix this issue. Burning Transmission Fluid Burning transmission fluid produces a foul smell almost identical to burning rubber. If you smell this stench, it means your transmission is in trouble. We advise pulling over ASAP and containing our service department. Transmission fluid is vital for your transmission, as it provides the hydraulic power that shifts the gears and protects transmission components from friction damage by covering them in a friction-resistant coating. This fluid is heat resistant and perfect for operating inside the hot transmission. Unfortunately, as the fluid ages, it loses its heat resistance. Since the transmission operates 80 to 100 F higher than the ambient temperature, the fluid will rapidly overheat and burn. Burning transmission fluid will cause damage until we perform a transmission flush to remove it. Once the burnt fluid has been removed, we'll refill the fluid. Humming, Buzzing, or Whining A healthy transmission doesn't make any noise as it shifts gears. This means any sound from the transmission means something is wrong. This particular issue is often very difficult to identify when it starts, as it produces an almost inaudible humming or buzzing sound. As time passes, the noise will grow louder and can morph into a high-pitched whining noise. The most common cause is a lack of transmission fluid. As we've seen, transmission fluid protects transmission components from damage and allows the gears to move. A transmission leak can seriously damage the transmission, as gears and other components will grind against each other. We'll examine your transmission and fix the issue. Have you noticed any of these signs above? If so, it’s vital that you contact us today at Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL, to schedule a transmission service immediately.

If you're in the market for a reliable SUV, head down to your local Mazda dealership. Mazda produces a number of family SUV options, from the compact CX-30 to the eight-seater CX-90. With so many great family SUV options available at your local Mazda dealership, it can be really tough to determine which one is best for your needs. With that in mind, let’s explore three popular sport utility vehicle options for your family adventures. more 1. Mazda CX-30 For a compact SUV, look no further than the CX-30. With a 250-horsepower 2.5-liter turbo engine at its heart, Mazda's smallest crossover SUV delivers a nippy performance and is perfect for driving around busy city streets. Helping enhance the safety of yourself and other road users is a suite of driver-assist features, including smart brake assist, lane keeping, blind spot monitoring, and a rearview camera. The beautifully crafted interior is deceptively spacious, offering plenty of room for all five passengers to stretch out. Front passengers receive 41.7-inches of legroom while those in the rear enjoy 36.3 inches. Cargo space is not a problem as the CX-30 boasts a 20.2 cubic foot trunk which expands to 45.2 cubic feet with the rear seatbacks folded. 2. Mazda CX-50 Family adventures are on the cards with the Mazda CX-50. This off-road capable two-row SUV comes with i-Activ all-wheel drive as standard and has up to 8.6 inches of ground clearance to help you negotiate every trail. Power is delivered by a 187-horsepower 2.5-liter SKYACTIV-G four-cylinder engine and a six-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode. You also have multiple drive modes, including an off-road mode, to adapt the vehicle to the terrain. A 31.4 cubic-foot trunk and high strength roof rails let you securely carry everything you need for camping trips and weekend getaways. And, if you need additional cargo space, a properly equipped CX-50 allows you to hitch a 3,500 pound trailer. 3. Mazda CX-90 Large and growing families should consider the CX-90, Mazda's large three-row SUV for up to eight passengers. Getting everyone aboard is a breeze thanks to the tilting second row which gives you easy access to the third row. Drivers can adjust the cockpit to suit their stature by adjusting the eight-way power driver's seat and the tilt and telescoping leather-wrapped steering wheel. Keeping the family entertained is not a problem, as the CX-90 comes with the latest in infotainment systems. At its center is a 10.25-inch full-color touchscreen with voice recognition and smartphone integration. And, USB ports positioned around the cabin ensure devices don't run out of power when on long journeys. The best way to find out which Mazda SUV is the one for you is to check out the full range for yourself. Contact us or visit Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL today, and let our knowledgeable team help you pick out your brand-new Mazda.

Exceptional midsize SUV options at your local Mazda dealership include the 2025 Mazda CX-50 and the 2025 Mazda CX-70. The latter debuts as an all-new model for 2025, while the CX-50 has been upgraded with several new tech and safety features this year. So when it comes to the 2025 Mazda CX-50 vs. the Mazda CX-70, which should you bring home from your Mazda dealership? Compare these sophisticated two-row crossovers to choose the best one for your lifestyle. more Power and Performance The base model of the 2025 Mazda CX-50 features a 187-horsepower engine that gets 185 pound-feet of torque. An available turbo-four provides up to 256 hp. The CX-70 gets either 280 or 340 hp, depending on trim. Both SUVs come with standard all-wheel drive and Intelligent Drive Select. You'll have Sport and Off-Road modes in the CX-50, and the CX-70 adds a Tow mode with a capacity of up to 5,000 pounds. The CX-50 can tow up to 2,000 pounds with the right equipment. The CX-50 gets up to 31 EPA-estimated combined city and highway miles per gallon, compared to 25 EPA-estimated combined mpg for the CX-70. The latter features up to 8.1 inches of ground clearance compared to 8.6 inches for the CX-50. Tech and Connectivity These models share standard tech features like wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and integrated Amazon Alexa. The CX-70 adds a standard wireless phone charger. As for audio, each SUV comes with an eight-speaker audio system with HD radio in the base trim or an optional 12-speaker Bose surround-sound system. Advanced Driver Assistance Both SUVs have blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and radar adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, upgraded with auto-speed limit assist in higher trims of the CX-70. Automatic emergency braking, pedestrian detection, lane keep assist, and lane departure warning are also standard features in these models. Interior Features Common comfort and convenience amenities in these models include the Mazda Advanced Keyless Entry System, push-button start, power windows, and 12-volt power outlets. The CX-50 has dual-zone automatic climate control, with a three-zone version in the CX-70. You'll have standard partial leatherette upholstery in the CX-50, while the CX-70 incorporates leather upholstery across the lineup. The latter adds standard power-adjustable heated front seats, which are optional in the CX-50. Cabin Dimensions These SUVs have similar cabin layouts, with nearly identical legroom in both rows of seats. However, the CX-70 expands cargo space from about 31 to 40 cubic feet. You can fold down the second row of either model to access more than 56 cubic feet of space in the CX-50 and more than 75 cubic feet in the CX-70. Make your final decision by test-driving both outstanding models today. Contact Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL to schedule an appointment now.

Now in its sophomore year, the CX-90, Mazda's largest SUV, is undoubtedly one of the most exciting three-row SUVs on the market. The 2025 Mazda CX-90 feels alive. It wants to be driven. Meet the 2025 Mazda CX-90: Flagship SUV Excellence. more Styling The 2025 Mazda CX-90 marks Mazda's push toward luxury. This is immediately apparent when you see this Japan-made SUV. There's a sense of restraint and subtlety, exactly what you want in a luxury SUV. Highlights include a long hood, a sloping roofline, a premium-looking grille, double-stacked LED lights, and other little extras such as the bright 'inline6 ' fender badging. In short, this exterior design is pure Mazda: striking, functional, and timeless. Powertrain and Performance The ' inline6 ' badging on the fender is not just a cosmetic flourish. Rather, it's an indicator of what lies underneath the hood of the CX-90, i.e., an inline-six capable of the same brilliance, power, and durability we usually associate with this balanced engine. True to Mazda's approach, they have gone a step further by augmenting the engine with a turbocharger and a mild hybrid system to fill in the power gaps left by the turbocharger. Together, the system churns out 340 horsepower and 369 pound-feet of torque, making it the most powerful setup in Mazda's lineup. If you're after something more electrifying, there's a second engine option: a plug-in hybrid that delivers 323 horsepower when using premium fuel, an EPA-estimated all-electric range of 26 miles, and an EPA-estimated combined gas-plus-battery range of nearly 500 miles. Driving Mechanics Mazda is one of the few automakers that prioritizes driving pleasure, even in its largest vehicles. The seats and driving position on the CX-90 are set in such a way that you feel you're in control, not perched on top of a big, unwieldy SUV. The steering and handling are predictably great, almost sedan-like. In addition, the cockpit has embraced a 'less is more' philosophy, with a clean, minimalist design that puts focus on driving, not overwhelming you with clutter. Interior and Tech The CX-90 does not have to shout that it is a luxury SUV. That warm, inviting cabin does all the talking for it. Everything you look at, touch, or hear feels like it belongs here. For instance, there's available Nappa leather, electrical niceties like a 12-inch screen, a panoramic moonroof (optional), sophisticated safety innovations, and heated and cooled front- and second-row seats. If you're ready for a big SUV that makes driving fun, the CX-90 is waiting. Call Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL, to schedule a test drive and experience this vehicle for yourself.

Mazda's 2025 lineup, including five new vehicles and improved trim levels, is waiting for drivers to buckle up! The company, which has always tried to lead in innovation and empower its people, continues to offer popular crossover SUVs and hybrids that are beautiful and functional inside and out. You can find 2025 models at a Mazda dealership packed with new and improved technology for your comfort, safety, and entertainment. Let’s check out four tech features you can experience at your local Mazda dealership. more 1. SKYACTIV Perhaps the most touted of Mazda's tech features is the SKYACTIV technology, which is available with both manual and automatic transmissions and promises to make their vehicles more fuel-efficient without sacrificing performance. Every design decision Mazda makes, from the engine to the body, contributes to high MPG and low emissions by increasing fuel efficiency and reducing weight. Plus, SKYACTIV-VEHICLE DYNAMICS with G-Vectoring Control makes your drive smoother and less fatiguing by adjusting weight and power as you take corners. While this technology can make your car feel like an extension of your body to boost your confidence, making driving more joyful, even passengers can benefit from it even if they don't consciously notice it. 2. Mazda Connect Mazda's Connect has put information and entertainment at the touch of a finger since 2014. Onboard apps let you see vehicle issues, communicate with others, stream music, or connect your media to enjoy over Bluetooth, HDMI, or USB. The split-screen option for navigation is especially convenient, and you can easily update maps with an SD card. You're not limited to Mazda's apps, either. Apple CarPlay compatibility responds to voice commands via Siri, which will even read your text messages out loud and transcribe your responses. Plus, you can access your contacts, music, maps, and other compatible apps. Android owners will also benefit from similar compatibility with Mazda Connect. 3. i-ACTIVSENSE A combination of cameras and radars keeps you safe when driving. Your Mazda will inform you of nearby people or obstacles so that you can avoid them or minimize their impact. The vehicle will also automatically brake if you miss a safety alert. This is complemented by lane departure alerts, road sign assist, lane tracing assist, and automatic high beams to make your drive as safe as possible. 4. i-ACTIV AWD Sensors in your 2025 Mazda will detect road conditions, automatically enable all-wheel drive, and adjust power when needed. This predictive technology keeps you safe in all types of weather and on various surfaces, promoting traction before your wheels begin to spin. Slipping might just become a distant memory when behind the wheel of a Mazda. Of course, all of this technology is enshrined in Mazda's simple and beautiful designs to please you. To experience this 2025 Mazda technology for yourself, schedule an appointment with Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh IL.

You're excited to head to the Mazda dealership and pick out a new car, but there's one problem: you haven't sold your old one yet. Instead of selling it, you should seriously consider trading it in. There are lots of trade-in benefits that you'll enjoy, ranging from convenience to cost savings, so let's examine in detail four major benefits of trading in your vehicle at your local Mazda dealership. more 1. You Can Reduce Your Car Loan Many buyers need to seek financing when buying a new vehicle. When you trade in your old car, you can potentially reduce the amount you need to borrow to purchase your new one. This is because we'll give you a trade-in credit to add to your down payment, reducing what you have to pay for your new car. If your car is only a few years old and in great condition, then the cost savings when buying a new vehicle can be significant. This is especially true if you're buying a highly affordable model next. 2. You Can Avoid Hassle Selling your car yourself can take a lot of work. You have to put up ads, vet buyers, potentially allow people to test drive the car, and then find a secure way to accept payment. There's none of that when trading in. You just have to drive to the dealership, get your car evaluated, sign a little paperwork, and then you're done. 3. You Can Save Time Selling your car to someone often takes a lot more time than trading in your car at the dealership. It may take you days or weeks to find an interested buyer who can pay up. Since you may need the sales money from your old car to help with your down payment on your new car, this can delay you getting a new vehicle. Plus, supervising test drives and meeting with prospective buyers can take time away from more important areas of your life. If you choose to trade in your vehicle, then you can visit the dealer, trade in your old car, and buy a new one on the same day. The process may be even quicker if you finance your new car through the dealership, too. 4. You Can Save Money On Repairs You can potentially save money by trading in your car rather than selling it. Before selling your car, you need to schedule repairs to get it in top shape and increase your chances of selling it for a great price. Dealerships are sometimes less picky and are often happy to accept a trade-in that isn't in pristine condition. After all, dealerships can very easily repair your car after buying it from you before selling it to the next interested buyer. If you're ready to trade in your car, then we're ready to help you. Come by Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL today.

For next-gen hybrid efficiency paired with capable SUV performance, the 2025 Mazda CX-70 PHEV is your perfect match. The plug-in hybrid features premium craftsmanship and Mazda's best safety technology engrained in its design, ready to be picked up at your local Mazda dealership. Here’s a first look at the 2025 Mazda CX-70 PHEV, now arriving at your local showroom. more Hybrid Muscle The 2025 Mazda CX-70's plug-in hybrid powertrain makes it versatile; you can switch between electric and gas power for an EPA-estimated 460 miles of range, or enjoy a silent EPA-estimated 26 miles in pure EV mode. The SUV achieves a combined EPA-estimated MPGe of 56 while delivering a punch with its vigorous 2.5L four-cylinder engine and PHEV motor. Combined, the powertrain produces 323 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque. With the standard Level 1 charging cable, the CX-70 PHEV charges its 17.8 kWh battery in an estimated 11 hours, but you can cut the time down to an estimated 2.5 hours by upgrading to a Level 2 home charger. When on the move, the SUV employs regenerative braking alongside its gas engine to steadily recover EV range. High-Tech Towing All its horsepower and trailering technology contribute to the CX-70's excellent towing capabilities. It can, when properly equipped, effortlessly pull a 3,500-pound trailer in Towing Mode, which is one of the four driving modes included in Mazda Intelligent Drive Select (Mi-Drive). Trailer stability assist and a rearview monitor are standard, which can be combined with a dealer-installed tow hitch, available 360-degree view monitor, and trailer hitch view. Upscale Interior You will find more than just comfort in the plug-in hybrid's cabin. Luxurious leather-trimmed seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, carpet floor mats, and several other premium interior touches are standard to exemplify the best of Japanese craftsmanship. The heated front seats come with 8-way power adjustment and memory functions for the driver and 4-way power adjustment for the passenger. Upgrading to the CX-70 PHEV Premium Plus trim adds heating functions to the steering wheel and rear seats. The top of the dashboard features a 12.3-inch infotainment screen with integrated navigation, Alexa, and multifunction commander control. You can connect your phone via Apple CarPlay/Android Auto or Bluetooth, and stream audio on the premium Bose Centerpoint 12-speaker sound system. Top-Rated Safety The CX-70 PHEV is among the safest vehicles on the road, winning the prestigious IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK. Standard safety highlights include emergency braking, emergency lane keeping, head-on traffic avoidance assist, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, and rear cross traffic alert. For driver convenience, the SUV comes with radar cruise control, lane-keep assist, and a head-up display. The new 2025 Mazda CX-70 PHEV is a vehicle that exudes both style and substance, and can get the job done with the best of them. Make the Mazda CX-70 yours today! Visit us at Auffenberg Mazda of O'Fallon in Shiloh, IL to get a closer look at your favorite plug-in hybrid.