2024 Mazda CX-60 2.5 PHEV Homura 5dr Auto Estate

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So, I’ve got this 2024 Mazda CX-60 2.5 PHEV Homura 5-door estate — it’s been sitting in my garage in Ottershaw, Borough of Runnymede, and I’ve just decided to part with it.

It’s a pretty solid hybrid, with that 2.5-litre plug-in powertrain. You can drive it on electric alone for a while — perfect for the commute or short trips — and then switch to petrol when you need more range. It’s not flashy, but it’s quiet, smooth, and actually feels pretty calm on the road.

The Homura trim is the one that really stands out inside — leather seats, memory settings, heated and electric seats, all that good stuff. The interior feels premium without being over the top. The touchscreen is sharp and easy to use, and it’s got all the basics: navigation, Bluetooth, Apple/Android Auto, DAB, USB, rear camera, and even parking sensors.

Out front, it’s got that classic Mazda look — clean lines, sharp angles, and a bit of that cool, understated elegance. The paint is stunning grey, and it’s got metallic finish, so it catches the light nicely. I’ve kept it well maintained — low mileage, full service history, and all the safety features are in place: lane assist, parking sensors, ABS, traction control, and even pre-crash warnings.

I’ve got the Type 2 charging cables too — one for home charging via UK 3-pin plug, one for public charge points. That’s useful if you’re thinking about using it more for longer trips or just being more eco-conscious.

I bought it new through Macklin Motors, which is part of Vertu Motors — they’ve been around since 2010 and have a few locations in Scotland. I’ve known them for years, and they’ve always been honest and reliable.

It’s not the most expensive car I’ve ever owned, but it’s been a great daily driver. I’m not selling it for a big price — £29,781 — just because it’s time to move on and I want to get something else.

If you’re interested, I’ll chat through it. No pressure, just a real car, well looked after, and sitting in a quiet part of the county.

— A bit of a personal note: I’ve used it for work and weekend drives, and it’s been reliable. If you’re looking for something smart, practical, and not too flashy, this might be your kind of car.