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While car hunting I got on the e-mailing list of Darcars in Silver Spring, MD. They just sent me a "special" list showing all remaining 3s for $750 under invoice. Fine print says "Internet Price includes Freight. Internet Price includes all incentives and rebates. Internet price excludes tax, tags, and $100 processing charge" so figure on $650 under invoice plus TTL. Since there are no known incentives and the college grad is history, then it would seem anyone could get this price. I assume the same price would be good at their other Mazda dealership in College Park, MD as well but it is not shown on their web page. Dennis |
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| I am looking to buy a M3 sedan GT fully loaded. I just wanted to see what other owners in Canada have paid and where? Thanks!! | |
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....don't be the only person in history to pay MSRP Apx 70% of our MZ3 sales have been at MSRP and this hasnt changed much in a year.....When a car sells with no rebates in todays big rebate world it's a clue that the car isnt being dicounted in huge numbers. |
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If that is true (no way it is BTW) then buyers of the Mazda3 would have to be the least educated group of consumers in the world. I hate to call someone a complete liar (and will not do so even in this situation) - But your statement seems a little bit off - like maybe you put the "." in the wrong place - are you sure it was not .7% (.007) of customers that pay MSRP?
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The handful of us who hang out here at Edmunds represent the other 30 percent, who are more educated about car buying? Bill, I really think you're assuming wayyyy too much about the general public's car-buying savvy. Seventy percent seems very plausible to me. How else would dealers be able to afford to let us smarty-pantses pay so little, unless they were able to gouge the larger percentage of shoppers who aren't shrewd when it comes to buying cars? Do you really think the car DEALERS are that stupid? Meade |
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How many cars sell today without consumer incentives? Not many MZ3 does. how many cars switch model years without consumer rebates? very few, MZ3 did. How many cars in their second full year still sell without incentives? very few but the mazda 3 does. How many cars are selling at a rate faster than they are shipped into the country? MZ3 is How many dealers have a fraction of the MZ3 inventory they would like to carry?...all of them. with just the things I have listed what would be the reason to discount the Mazda3 in any large numbers? Now this doesnt mean that a discount can't be found....a discount can be found on anything...but the laws of economics are at work here. Low supply and high demand. If your the retailer why would you discount the car??? |
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with the arguing and personal comments. No one wants to read that, and it certainly isn't helpful to expanding the knowledge base of Mazda3 shoppers. kirstie_h Roving Host Host, Future Vehicles & Smart Shopper discussions |
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Replying to: z71bill (Jul 25, 2005 7:59 am) Long story short... MSRP on one and MSRP+$156 tint on the other=HAPPY PEOPLE WHO KNEW ALL ABOUT THE FIGURES IN THE CAR AND PAYED MSRP!!! Bottom line... Mazda's are pretty well equipped from the start and value priced from the get-go. They saw this in regards to what they got for their money. These folks felt that the product justified the price not just for the car, but also for the warranty which includes roadside assistance and loaner car. Apparently, a huge amount of consumers feel the same way since supply is depleted nationwide. Believe me when I say that they aren't all being sold at invoice. The car itself has a lot to do with that if people are doing their cross-shopping and seeing that nothing else truly stacks up in this Japenese compact segment.
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Replying to: mikezoomzoom (Jul 25, 2005 12:24 pm) I ask because I was turned off by salespeople at a dealership where I had previously purchased another new vehicle. They mentioned several times that 3 sales were "hot" and they were asking "sticker price." Obviously that's their right, but it caused me to purchase my 3 from another dealer who was willing to sell at a price much closer to the prices that I see reflected by other buyers in this forum.
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