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Replying to: rlipps (Jan 09, 2006 12:00 pm) Let me know if you are interested to talk to the salesman I dealt with!
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Replying to: himalaya (Jan 10, 2006 8:24 am) Thanks, kyfdx Host-Prices Paid Forums
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Replying to: kyfdx (Jan 10, 2006 8:30 am) have mentioned about this on this forum! Sorry about it, will never happen again 
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Replying to: himalaya (Jan 03, 2006 11:58 pm) |
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Replying to: himalaya (Jan 09, 2006 8:45 am) Anyway, it's good to know you got it from the same place as I did! So far, I noticed two issues after driving it for 3 weeks: first, I found the tire is not well-balanced so it's a little bit vibrating during highway speed. Second, the LED display is smaller than my 2003 MPV plus the control buttons on the wheel is not as user-friendly as my old one. My 2003 MPV has bigger buttons that are very easy to use...volume controls and cruise controls.
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Replying to: chisfu1 (Jan 12, 2006 10:57 pm) just the Base ES model (I found out it has most of the features/options that I wanted in a minivan so decided not to go for any extra options/accessories). I was considering roof-rack but the decided not to go for it as I figured out for my family size I would never use it so decided not to invest anymore on it. So far I have not noticed any problem with my ES, it's running well and I am trying not to drive over speed for the first 1000 miles (Have done the same on my prevoius new Toyota Cars). So far city + highway it has given 21 mpg. Which looks fine to me.... |
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I bought my first Mazda product and so far I love it. I looked at other minivan choices, (Odyssey, Sienna, GM's) none of them came close to the price or features that I got on the MPV! Mine is a Silver LX with 4 seasons package and towing package. Heated mirrors, tranny cooler, rear air, larger wiper washer fluid resevoir. I got the Mazda "S" plan through work and great rebates. Here is the breakdown: 25,430-Sticker Price -1,801-S-Plan Discount -2,500-Rebate -1,000-Mazda Credit Cash - 900-Dealer Cash Discount - 500-S-Plan Dealer Hit & Win Dealer Cash (Not Sure?) -1,500-Trade-In (1998 Pontiac Transport 145,000 mi) + 149- Doc Fee Total Financed $17,378 I am very happy!!
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My wife and I purchased a Mazda MPV LX-SV a couple of days ago. It seemed to be a month of Sundays. I worked a deal with a local KIA dealer for a a 2005 KIA Sedona for 16k even. After getting the best deal at KIA, we left KIA to get some food and discuss everything on our own time as well as stop by the local Mazda dealer. We stopped in at Jim Click Mazda, and left with a new 2005 MPV, (msrp of 22665, which doesn't mean a whole lot to me,) for 16,600. I am very pleased. The salesman, sales manager, general manager and finance manager were very proffesional. I think this MPV will be one of our best investments!
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Is it made by Mazda or do we have a Ford 6 cyl? I called my dealer and they tell me Mazda, but a friend of mine swears it is a Ford Duratec V6. Anyone know for sure? Jimmy
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Replying to: jimmy1969 (Jan 20, 2006 6:23 pm) |
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