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#1928 of 2089 Re: Forgot to add [m6user] by mz6greyghost Apr 20, 2009 (8:33 am)
Replying to: m6user (Apr 19, 2009 10:05 am) Also, isn't the V-6 in the 09 Mazda6 3.7L vs. the 3.5L in the Fusion Sport?   Yes. Not only is the V6 larger in size, it also beats it in HP and torque figures as well.
#1929 of 2089 Re: Babies & Manual Transmissions [stkntraffic] by jeffyscott Apr 20, 2009 (2:50 pm)
Replying to: stkntraffic (Apr 19, 2009 5:46 pm) I used to multi-task by eating while driving on long trips, when we had young children. But this was generally only after getting back on the freeway and up to cruising speed, so even when we had a manual it was no big deal as I would just be cruising in 5th.   However, unlike 20 years ago, these days manuals offer little or no practical advantages.
#1930 of 2089 Re: Babies & Manual Transmissions [stkntraffic] by lilengineerboy Apr 20, 2009 (3:28 pm)
Replying to: stkntraffic (Apr 19, 2009 5:46 pm) I can just say from experience it doesn't matter if you have a stick-shift or not. Babies and toddlers are in the back seat, either in their carrier or car seat, and you're in the front seat. My wife and I both have stick-shift vehicles, and we have a 2 yr old and a 7 month old.   We are in a similar situation, we have a 2 yr old and 2 manual trans vehicles. If someone told me I had to give up a stick to have a kid, I would've thought more carefully about it I second the comments that the kid is strapped in, facing the wrong way, in the back seat. There isn't a lot you are going to be able to do from the front seat anyway.   Our child seats are rated for 25 or 30 lbs rear facing, which were told is safer, so it will still be some time before he flips around. He seems to enjoy the manual transmission as well, making "vroom" and "whee" sounds.   If you like a manual, I would get a manual again. You aren't suddenly more or less responsible based on your transmission choice, and after about 2 years of driving a manual in north America, it becomes "automatic" enough to the driver that it doesn't count as multi-tasking. If you don't like a manual and are tired of it, then by all means get the slushbox, but you don't have to do it "for the kid."
#1931 of 2089 Mazda 6 i touring AT by kenshinluo Apr 21, 2009 (7:20 pm)
got a price quote for 20,475 for i touring AT (doesnt include any other fees) is it a good deal? it's about 3k under MSRP Replies to this message: mirasola (Apr 28, 2009 3:41 am)
#1932 of 2089 Re: good deal? [jfritsch] by tmikeb Apr 25, 2009 (8:18 pm)
Replying to: jfritsch (Feb 14, 2009 8:50 pm) I have been reading many of posts regarding how to value a car. I am looking at the Nissan Maxima SV with the premium and technology packages. MSRP on the V6s I like are $39575.00. I can't purchase until the end of May but will then have 45 days or so to make a deal. I am replacing my company vehicle. Company will only pay 26862,00. They pay through a corporate leasing company by cashiers check at delivery. Leasing company handles TTL.   IYHO, can I get there?   Also, how do you calculate the invoice price of options? KBB states the following on 09 Maxima SV: MSRP**Definitions $33,580.00 Invoice* $30,817.00 New Car Blue Book Value* What consumers are really paying for this vehicle $32,237.00   I did receive an internet quote for 33399 for one with an MSRP of 39575.
#1933 of 2089 Mazda6 Touring vs. new Fusion Sport by oceana143 Apr 26, 2009 (6:04 pm)
Anyone test both of them yet? Which would you think is the better handling vehicle?
#1934 of 2089 Re: Mazda 6 i touring AT [kenshinluo] by mirasola Apr 28, 2009 (3:41 am)
Replying to: kenshinluo (Apr 21, 2009 7:20 pm) I think you can go lower assuming that's just the price of the car before tax/title/fees. I got quoted a price of $19,761 for an iTouring AT right off the bat from one dealer. I ended up buying from him, but got one with the convenience package instead (which was well worth the extra money!).
#1935 of 2089 Mazda 6 i sport AT price? by oakwilt May 09, 2009 (8:10 am)
What price should I be looking for on a 2009 Mazda 6 i Sport automatic? Replies to this message: ambrosia (May 09, 2009 1:33 pm)
#1936 of 2089 Re: Mazda 6 i sport AT price? [oakwilt] by ambrosia May 09, 2009 (1:33 pm)
Replying to: oakwilt (May 09, 2009 8:10 am) Don't know if you are anywhere near Florida but I saw one on craigslist for $13,500. Check the Fort Myers SW Florida Craigslist. It has under 6k miles. This is a good price. A local dealership here in Atlanta had one advertised around $16k but that one has sold and I don't know if they will offer that "doorbuster" again as the car sat on the lot for months. While it was a good price, there isn't much demand for base model vehicles. The craigslist post states that the car is fully loaded but based on the pictures it looks like it may be a base model with a few upgrades.   Good luck with the purchase. I bought my Mazda6 on Craigslist and traveled out of state to pick it up so I can offer some suggestions if needed.
#1937 of 2089 Major Rebates by mikemartin May 16, 2009 (12:10 am)
I am seeing a $1000 rebate plus another stacked $1,500 rebate if you're a current Mazda owner for the 2009 Mazda6.   This could be good for me because I think 15k or maybe even less is now possible on a manual i if this $2,500 in rebates is true.   I have not yet test driven the 09, so I need to check out the NVH levels and the firmness of the ride quality that I've heard some reviewers complain about as we have bad roads here, and I don't want a real firm ride for that reason.

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