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Replace Rear Shock Absorber — Leaking Must fix Mechanical$400–$700
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Replace Front Sway Bar Link — Broken Must fix Mechanical$200–$350
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Replace Rear Sway Bar Link — Broken Must fix Mechanical$200–$350
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The OBD error code related to the vision camera likely stems from the poor condition of the 12V battery. This code indicates that there may be insufficient power supply affecting the camera's operation. It is recommended to replace the battery and have a professional diagnose any persistent issues with the vision camera system. Must fix Electrical$300–$1,000
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Respray - Rear Bumper Must fix Exterior$600–$900
Key Findings Requiring Attention
- The vehicle performed well during the road test, with the engine and transmission operating smoothly.
- A minor oil leak is present from the timing cover. It is not considered urgent at this stage, but monitoring and future repair are recommended if the leak worsens. (Estimated cost: $300–$600.)
- The front sway bar link is worn/broken and requires replacement. (Estimated cost: $200–$350.)
- The rear sway bar bushes are worn and should be replaced. (Estimated cost: $150–$250.)
- The rear sway bar link is worn/broken and requires replacement. (Estimated cost: $200–$350.)
- The rear shock absorber is leaking and should be replaced. (Estimated cost: $400–$700.)
- Brake pad condition is otherwise satisfactory at the time of inspection.
- The front windscreen has a noticeable stone chip and repair is recommended before the damage spreads further. (Estimated cost: $80–$120.)
- Minor stone chips are present on the bonnet and front bumper.
- The rear bumper has scratches and would benefit from cosmetic repair.
- A dent is present on the right B-pillar.
- General cosmetic wear is present around the vehicle.
- The steering wheel shows relatively heavy wear.
- The brake pedal also shows noticeable wear.
- The overall wear on these high-contact areas should be considered when assessing the vehicle's condition relative to its mileage.
- The 12V auxiliary battery is weak and replacement is recommended. (Estimated cost: $250–$450.)
- An OBD fault relating to the vision/camera system was recorded. This may be associated with the weak battery condition, so battery replacement and a subsequent rescan are recommended.
- The key casing is damaged, although the key remains functional.
- No major tyre concerns were identified during the inspection.
- General wheel condition is consistent with normal use.
Full written summary
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Overall Assessment
The 2019 Mazda CX-5, displaying 95,881 km, performed well during the road test, with the engine and transmission operating normally. No major drivability concerns were identified.
The main mechanical items requiring attention are the minor timing cover oil leak, worn front and rear sway bar components, and the leaking rear shock absorber. The 12V battery is also weak and should be replaced, particularly as a vision/camera-related fault code may be associated with low battery voltage.
Cosmetically, the vehicle has a stone chip in the windscreen, minor body imperfections, and noticeable wear to the steering wheel and brake pedal. The key casing is also damaged.
Overall, the vehicle remains roadworthy, but the suspension repairs, weak battery, windscreen chip and timing cover seepage should be taken into consideration before purchase.
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Mechanical5 Replace Rear Shock Absorber — Leaking · Replace Front Sway Bar Link — Broken · +3 more · 39 DetailsHide
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Replace Rear Shock Absorber — Leaking Must fix$400–$700
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Replace Front Sway Bar Link — Broken Must fix$200–$350
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Replace Rear Sway Bar Link — Broken Must fix$200–$350
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Fix Oil Leak Must fix$300–$600
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Replace Rear Sway Bar Bush — Worn Must fix$150–$250
How we grade brake pads
| 8–12 mm | Good |
| 3–8 mm | Monitor |
| Under 3 mm | Replace |
- OilEngine & drivetrainLeaking
- Sway bar linkFront suspensionBroken
- Shock absorberRear suspensionLeaking
- Sway bar linkRear suspensionBroken
- Sway bar bushRear suspensionWorn
The front brake pads measure 11mm and the rear brake pads measure 7mm, both indicating good condition for the vehicle's age and mileage. The engine is in good condition, though there is an oil leak that needs attention. The suspension has issues with broken sway bar links on both the front and rear, and a leaking rear shock absorber. The initial coolant temperature was 25°C, indicating a cold engine at inspection start, which is normal.
Repairs Needed
- Engine oil leak needs repair
- Front sway bar link needs replacement
- Rear sway bar link needs replacement
- Rear shock absorber needs replacement
Missing Items
None identified
Exterior8 Respray - Rear Bumper · Rear bumper needs scratch repair · +6 more · 49 DetailsHide
B pillar right (dent). Replacement of a crash bar, pillar or roof panel can indicate previous accident repair — confirm the reason with your inspector before purchase.
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Respray - Rear Bumper Must fix$600–$900
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Rear bumper needs scratch repair Must fix$300–$500
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Bonnet needs chip repair Must fix$150–$250
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Front bumper needs chip repair Must fix$150–$250
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Repair Dent - B-Pillar Right Worth doing$200–$350
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Touch Up Paint - Bonnet Worth doing$150–$250
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Touch Up Paint - Front Bumper Worth doing$150–$250
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Repair Windscreen Chip Worth doing$80–$120
The overall paint condition of the 2019 Mazda CX5 is good with the original factory finish. Panels with issues include a chipped bonnet and front bumper, a scratched rear bumper, and a dented right B-pillar. The windscreen is chipped, while all other glass components are in good condition.
Repairs Needed
- Bonnet needs chip repair
- Front bumper needs chip repair
- Rear bumper needs scratch repair
- Right B-pillar needs dent repair
- Windscreen needs chip repair
Electrical2 The OBD error code related to the vision camera likely stems from the poor condition of the 12V battery. This code indicates that there may be insufficient power supply affecting the camera's operation. It is recommended to replace the battery and have a professional diagnose any persistent issues with the vision camera system. · Replace Battery · 6 DetailsHide
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The OBD error code related to the vision camera likely stems from the poor condition of the 12V battery. This code indicates that there may be insufficient power supply affecting the camera's operation. It is recommended to replace the battery and have a professional diagnose any persistent issues with the vision camera system. Must fix$300–$1,000
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Replace Battery Must fix$250–$450
- Battery statusBattery & chargingNeed Replace
- Life spanBattery & chargingPoor
How we grade the 12 V battery
| 12.6 V and above | Good |
| 12.0–12.6 V | Fair |
| Under 12.0 V | Replace |
| Alternator output (engine running) | 13.5–14.5 V |
The electrical system of the 2019 Mazda CX5 shows signs of wear consistent with its age and mileage. The 12V auxiliary battery is in poor condition and needs replacement, which may be affecting other systems. The charging system, including the alternator and starter motor, is functioning properly. All basic and advanced features, such as power windows and parking sensors, are operational. An OBD error related to the vision camera was detected but is currently not affecting functionality.
Repairs Needed
- 12V Auxiliary Battery needs replacement
The OBD error code related to the vision camera likely stems from the poor condition of the 12V battery. This code indicates that there may be insufficient power supply affecting the camera's operation. It is recommended to replace the battery and have a professional diagnose any persistent issues with the vision camera system.
Interior2 Refurbish/Replace Steering Wheel - Heavy Wear · Pedal Heavy Wear - Refurbishment Suggested · 14 DetailsHide
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Refurbish/Replace Steering Wheel - Heavy Wear Worth doing$400–$700
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Pedal Heavy Wear - Refurbishment Suggested Worth doing$100–$200
- SeatsSeats & trimWear & tear
- Steering wheelSeats & trimHeavy Usage
- ConsoleControlsWear & tear
- PedalsControlsHeavy Usage
- Door handlesControlsWear & tear
The interior of the 2019 Mazda CX5 shows signs of typical wear for its age and mileage, particularly with heavy usage on the steering wheel and pedals. The seat wear and console wear are consistent with normal wear and tear. The air conditioning is functioning well, indicating no immediate issues with the climate control system. Safety equipment appears intact, with factory seatbelts present, suggesting no accident history based on this inspection. Functional components such as dashboard controls and other electronics were not specified, so their condition remains unclear.
Repairs Needed
None identified
Important Findings
None identified
Wheels & tyres 1 item flagged on inspection · 4 DetailsHide
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FLFront leftOK
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FRFront rightOK
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RLRear leftOK
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RRRear rightOK
- Same size all roundSpecificationStaggered
How we grade tyres
| Tread under 3 mm | Replace |
| Tread 3–5 mm | Monitor |
| Age over 5 years | Replace |
| Age 3–5 years | Monitor |
| Legal minimum tread | 1.6 mm |
The tyres on the 2019 Mazda CX5 are in good condition, with tread depths well above the critical replacement threshold. The tread depths range from 5.56mm to 8.25mm, indicating healthy wear for the vehicle's age and mileage. All rims are undamaged, and no alignment is required.
Repairs Needed
None identified
Odometer 95,881 km · 20 DetailsHide
- DiscrepancyAssessmentUnsure
- Interior wearAssessmentMedium usage
The current odometer reading is 95,881 km for a vehicle that is 7 years old. Verification points show that the NSW service records match, the OBD scanner reading has no record, the transmission display is not available, and the service logbook is complete and matches the odometer. The inspector's assessment indicates they are unsure about an odometer discrepancy. It is suggested to consider further verification due to the absence of an OBD scanner record and transmission display data.
Important notice: Odometer verification is based on available sources and inspection findings. This verification is not legal evidence and should not be relied upon as the sole basis for purchase decisions. Professional mechanical inspection and legal verification are recommended.
Road test No issues recorded DetailsHide
The 2019 Mazda CX5 performed well during the city road test, with all major systems operating within normal parameters for its age and mileage. The engine and transmission exhibited smooth performance, and there were no unusual noises or vibrations noted. Braking and steering responses were precise and effective, indicating that these systems are in good condition. The suspension and AWD system also functioned normally, contributing to a comfortable and stable ride.
Repairs Needed
None identified
Attachments No issues recorded · 9 DetailsHide
All required vehicle attachments are present. No items are missing.
Missing Items
None
Not Equipped By Manufacturer
- Wheel Nut Key
- Radio Code Card
- Make
- Mazda
- Model
- CX5
- Year
- 2019
- Body
- Wagon · Silverorchrome
- VIN
- SAMPLE00000000000
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Drive
- AWD
- Engine no.
- PY10542190
- Plate
- GDB48E · NSW
- Registration
- Current
- Rego expires
- 2026-09-29
- Compliance
- 2019-04
- Doors / seats
- 5 / 5
- Odometer
- 95,881 km
- Finance
- No finance owing
- Write-off
- Not written off
- Stolen
- Not reported stolen
- Search date
- 2026-08-10
- Certificate no.
- 7920425710560001
- Search no.
- 79204257105
The $4,144 gap covers the dealer's reconditioning, transport, statutory warranty and margin. The trade price is not what the car is worth to a private buyer, and not a benchmark for a private sale.
Produced by AutoGrab from Australian market data, using the odometer reading recorded at this inspection. It is indicative only and is not a valuation by JPI, nor advice on buying, selling or pricing. Actual sale prices vary with condition, location and demand, and JPI makes no warranty as to the accuracy of this estimate.
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Replace Rear Shock Absorber — Leaking Mechanical · critical$400–$700
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Replace Front Sway Bar Link — Broken Mechanical · critical$200–$350
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Replace Rear Sway Bar Link — Broken Mechanical · critical$200–$350
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The OBD error code related to the vision camera likely stems from the poor condition of the 12V battery. This code indicates that there may be insufficient power supply affecting the camera's operation. It is recommended to replace the battery and have a professional diagnose any persistent issues with the vision camera system. Electrical$300–$1,000
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Respray - Rear Bumper Exterior$600–$900
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Fix Oil Leak Mechanical$300–$600
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Rear bumper needs scratch repair Exterior$300–$500
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Replace Battery Electrical$250–$450
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Bonnet needs chip repair Exterior$150–$250
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Front bumper needs chip repair Exterior$150–$250
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Replace Rear Sway Bar Bush — Worn Mechanical$150–$250
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Refurbish/Replace Steering Wheel - Heavy Wear Interior$400–$700
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Repair Dent - B-Pillar Right Exterior$200–$350
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Touch Up Paint - Bonnet Exterior$150–$250
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Touch Up Paint - Front Bumper Exterior$150–$250
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Pedal Heavy Wear - Refurbishment Suggested Interior$100–$200
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Repair Windscreen Chip Exterior$80–$120
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These are estimated costs to repair the faults found — not a valuation of the vehicle. Ranges are based on Australian independent workshop rates including parts, labour and GST. They are the inspector's assessment, not a quotation from a workshop — actual cost depends on the workshop, the parts chosen, and what is found once components are removed.
Report JPI260800063 was issued by JPI on 2026-08-10 and is hosted at jpi.report. If you received it as a PDF or screenshot, open the original link to confirm it hasn't been altered.
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