I have a non turbo cx5 (2021) touring (fwd)and it’s plenty peppy on the road and even more so in sport mode.
I think if you want a sunroof/moonroof you have to go up to a higher trim than basic “sport” model and it is often paired with leather seats, 8 way power drivers seat adjustment, power passenger seat adjustment (just not as many options) dual zone adjustable air conditioning, and rear seat ac vents.
Keep in mind that you aren’t going to drive with a sunroof open every single day due to weather conditions and it does let a lot of dust into the cabin. Also that it does bring with it the possibility of leaks. I’ve never had a car with a sunroof develop a leak but I’ve sure read about many.
Map satellite nav- I use apple car play exclusively via (wired charging) and use the navigation on my phone for Google maps or wayz which is displayed on the big screen. I’ve never “needed” or wanted the Mazda navigation. I have no trouble running navigation and podcasts or whatever I’d like to listen to while I drive.
For me, all wheel drive isn’t something I need since I live in a climate where deep snow is a rarity, plus awd can be expensive tire-wise since all four have to match wear-wise.
Over all I think you’d be really happy with a Mazda cx5. It’s a pleasant driving experience, a very capable engine around town as well as on the highway, and the interior is considerably more luxurious that every other car in its class. Go test drive one!
When you get to the point of negotiations, don’t sign before asking for extras to be thrown in. Do not pay for them.
Look on this sub for suggestions, but some things to consider are the all weather mats including the cargo mat (they are nice), cargo cover, free oil change/tire rotations.
Ask for the moon and see what they say yes to. Everything is negotiable. And if you aren’t satisfied, just walk. It’s your money and you don’t have to buy unless you feel ready. My town only has one mazda dealership but I was prepared to travel to others for a better deal and I told them that. I was in no hurry.
Oooh. Now that is a good question! But I can’t answer it. My sunroof is pretty much flush with the ceiling, but that’s probably how it’s designed.