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Replying to: allfiredup (Dec 12, 2005 9:45 pm) So, knowing that, it's making my decision very difficult. I'm not sure what they would offer me for a MZ3 yet, but the deal on the MZ6s was pretty freakin good! Are there reliability issues with either car that would shift me away from either of them?? |
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Replying to: audia8q (Dec 12, 2005 10:10 am) Using Mazda.com I did 150 mile radius search on my zipcode(07410) for manual and no matches came up. Let me know if you find something.
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Its not normal to pay less than the dealers cost (invoice - holdback) on a popular car UNLESS there is something going on that gives the dealership an extra reason to sell. My Toyota purchase was an example of this. Its not just a matter of using some trick or scam to beat the dealership down and get them to agree to a deal that is below their cost. If they have no cash in the bank and a lot full of cars - and a payroll due - then you could get a lower price. Problem is - you don't know all this - and chances are the sales people don't even know if the dealership is short on cash - until their paycheck bounces. I guess that is why I think you should try and get the best deal you can get - assume they need your money more than you need their car. But in reality 99% of the new Mazda3's sold over the next 6 months will be at or above invoice. Also other factors can have a big impact on the deal. If someone buys the car for $500 under invoice - But gets $2,500 less for their trade in (than it is worth) - or agrees to a 14% interest rate - or buys the extended warranty for $2,500 - (saw a lady on the news last week complaining about paying $2,500 for a warranty - and they still will not fix her car) Its hard to compare a deal unless you know all the details.
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Replying to: lex_kolt (Dec 13, 2005 7:41 am) |
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Replying to: lex_kolt (Dec 13, 2005 7:41 am) Using Mazda.com I did 150 mile radius search on my zipcode(07410) for manual and no matches came up. Let me know if you find something. I was only looking for a 3 s Touring 5-door Manual (more common than GT) in Titanium Gray and there were none within 150 miles of Atlanta, either. I just started picking cities several hours away and got lucky with Knoxville, TN. They had exactly what I wanted and gave me a great deal. I'm driving three hours on Thursday to get it. |
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I'm looking at the 3 i but I want power locks and power windows. Does anyone know if you can add this as an optional add-on or do you have to move up to the 3 i touring? If you can add it would it be worth it to do so or just easier to start looking at the i touring instead?
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Replying to: buyer5 (Dec 13, 2005 7:08 pm) The only individual options on the base model are A/C, ABS/side airbags, "appearance packages", 6CD Changer and Sirius radio. You can't get power windows or locks. That's the purpose of the Touring model- to package all the power/comfort items together. It's worth the extra cash. You'll especially appreciate it at trade-in time.
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Replying to: user1235 (Dec 01, 2005 12:50 pm) Selling Price $19,500 documentation 45 state tax 1514.74 state tire fee 8.75 TT&L 186 zoom-zoom coupon -500 (upon presentation) "out the door price" $20,754.49 I studied it again and dont understand what exactly is in this documentation fee...and why it is taxable? I download carbuyingtips website's offer spreadsheet and they somehow calculate differently....any use that one before? It seems like they add and subtracts everything before tax it. Anyway, I think this price is ok...I dono if there is any factory to dealer incentives right now, so its a good price in a way. I tried to appy for E-loan but get rejected..ppl work there told me I have little credit history and working history is too short as well. I guess I will be taking loan from dealer in this case. Anyone has good strategy to negociate APR on loan? Seems like they can rip me off more on this step since I wont be going there with any pre-approved loands.
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Replying to: allfiredup (Dec 13, 2005 7:20 pm) |
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