Is the Mazda CX-50 too wide for city parking?

Generally, no — the Mazda CX-50 is not too wide for normal city parking. It is about 72.9 inches wide excluding mirrors, which puts it in the same general size class as other compact SUVs. For context, many standard U.S. parking spaces are typically about 96 to 108 inches wide, so the CX-50 usually fits with room to spare.

That said, it can still feel wide in tight urban situations, especially in older garages, narrow parallel parking spots, or spaces with posts, curbs, or columns. Side mirrors also add extra width when unfolded, so that can matter more than the body width alone.

So the practical answer is: the CX-50 is usually fine for city parking, but you may want to be a little more careful in very tight spaces. If you're deciding for a specific garage or street, compare the parking space width with the official Mazda spec sheet and account for the mirrors.