2026 Mazda CX-70 3.3 Turbo Premium: Green Brook Buyers Guide
Quick Answer: 2026 Mazda CX-70 3.3 Turbo Premium
The Turbo Premium starts at $46,780 MSRP, a $4,030 step up from the Preferred, and it's the trim where two genuinely useful conveniences show up: automatic power-folding side mirrors and a fully digital 12.3-inch gauge cluster in place of the analog-style display below it. The engine, AWD system, and safety suite carry over unchanged from the Preferred — same 280-hp turbocharged inline-six on regular 87 octane, same i-ACTIV AWD, same towing capacity up to 5,000 lbs when properly equipped. This is the trim Empire Mazda of Green Brook's sales team points buyers toward when the ask is "give me nicer daily-use features without paying for a moonroof I might not use."
Power-folding mirrors and a fully digital cluster — smaller upgrades that get used daily
Neither of the Premium's two headline additions is flashy, and that's the point. Automatic power-folding mirrors matter every time a CX-70 is parked in a tight Route 22 strip-mall spot or a narrow Green Brook Township driveway — fold them in, stop worrying about a side mirror getting clipped. The fully digital 12.3-inch gauge cluster replaces the Preferred's more conventional display with a screen that reconfigures around drive mode and trip information, the kind of upgrade that's easy to undervalue on a spec sheet and genuinely nice to live with once it's in front of you every day.
Same engine, same towing, no compromise moving up
The 280-hp, 332-lb-ft turbocharged inline-six carries over unchanged from the Preferred, running on the same regular 87 octane — the Turbo Premium isn't a performance step up, it's a comfort step up. Towing capacity is rated the same up to 5,000 lbs when properly equipped with the Genuine Mazda Tow Hitch. If the plan is a small trailer or a boat and the appeal is the nicer daily-drive features, the Premium delivers both without touching the engine bay.
Where it sits between Preferred and Premium Plus
Coming from the 3.3 Turbo Preferred, the case for spending $4,030 more is the power mirrors and digital cluster described above — genuinely used every drive, not occasional-use luxury. Stepping up another $2,790 to the 3.3 Turbo Premium Plus adds Nappa leather, a power sliding panoramic moonroof, and the 360-degree View Monitor with trailer hitch view — a bigger jump in cabin material quality and parking-camera capability. The Premium is the trim for buyers who want the nicer everyday details without paying for the moonroof and top-tier leather they may not prioritize.
What buyers say
Repeat buyers show up often in Empire Mazda of Green Brook's reviews, and the Turbo Premium is squarely the trim a returning customer tends to choose — familiar with the dealership, ready to step up from a prior purchase. Billy Haidinis, on his second vehicle from this dealership, put it directly: "I have purchased enough vehicles to say that this dealership ACTUALLY CARES about its customers. I purchased my second vehicle here recently and had to bring it in for service where I was given a loaner. Let's start with Wayne, who was on top of the whole process from start to finish and gave me a deal that I couldn't refuse." He also credited Eduardo from the sales team for staying in constant contact throughout the process — the kind of attentiveness that matters most to a buyer who already knows what good service from this dealership looks like.
Frequently asked questions
What does the 2026 CX-70 3.3 Turbo Premium cost?
MSRP is $46,780, before Mazda's $1,530 destination charge and New Jersey's 6.625% sales tax. See the pricing & leasing guide for a full out-the-door example.
What's the real difference between CX-70 Preferred and Premium?
Automatic power-folding side mirrors and a fully digital 12.3-inch gauge cluster, replacing the Preferred's more conventional display. The engine, drivetrain, safety suite, and towing capacity carry over unchanged.
Does the Turbo Premium have a more powerful engine?
No — same 280-hp, 332-lb-ft turbocharged inline-six on regular 87 octane as the Preferred. Power only increases on the Turbo S line, which needs premium fuel to hit its higher rated output.
Does the Premium tow more than the Preferred?
No, both are rated up to 5,000 lbs when properly equipped with the Genuine Mazda Tow Hitch. Towing capacity doesn't change moving up the Turbo trim ladder.
Where can I test drive a Turbo Premium in Green Brook?
Browse current CX-70 inventory at Empire Mazda of Green Brook, or call (732) 658-9288 to check availability before visiting.
The bottom line
The Turbo Premium adds the two upgrades most drivers actually notice every single time they park or check their speed — power-folding mirrors and a digital gauge cluster — for $4,030 over the Preferred, without changing the engine, AWD, or towing that were already right.
MSRP figures exclude Mazda's $1,530 destination charge plus taxes, title, registration, and dealer-installed options; the dealer sets the actual selling price. Fuel-economy figures are EPA estimates. Equipment and availability can shift with configuration and production timing; confirm current specs with Empire Mazda of Green Brook. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of Empire Mazda of Green Brook.