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Replying to: chyv1083 (Jul 27, 2006 3:24 pm) And if you like hatches much better, I think you just about made your mind up. I had a 3 hatch for a month (coincidence rental from Enterprise). I liked it and probably would have gotten one if I could go back in time - especially the fact you had a remote release for the trunk (unlike the sedan) |
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Hello to all. I am planning to purchase a 2006 mazda 3i Touring within the next week. The only add-ons: Auto tranny and an ABS package (maybe the moonroof package if I afford it). Went to Koeppel Mazda in NY and got quoted 16,800 which included a $200 NY Assessment Fee (is that fee actually something legit?). Is that a good deal or should I be trying to get the one with the moonroof for the same price?? Any info you could give me would really help out. Thanks.
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Replying to: naejae (Aug 10, 2006 3:17 pm)
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Replying to: cyberbebe03 (Aug 10, 2006 8:15 pm) 2.3L ENGINE BADGE [BDG] CARGO NET [CGN] SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO [SAT] WHEEL LOCKS [WLK] PWR SLIDING MOONROOF & IN-DASH 6-DISC CD CHANGER PKG [1MC] FRONT SIDE-IMPACT AIRBAGS & FRONT/REAR SIDE AIR CURTAINS [2AB] this seems way to high. I can get s-pricing for 18688. Was wondering how much lower I showed ask.also should I wait for the 2007 model and how is the depreciation on these cars? thanks for any info you can offer
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Replying to: david2033 (Aug 14, 2006 3:46 pm) If you need a target to shoot for, (not the best way to do it) shoot for 1200 off invoice and get the best you can. Best if you get 10-15 competitive quotes last week of the month. Helpful if you are flexible on colors/options. 1)Go to fightingchance.com Get Braggs kit on your car, maybe buy his book. ($34.00 and well worth it)This should help you before EOM. 2)Later go to library or Amazon (may be updated) and read the classic (1981)"Don't get taken every time" by Remar Sutton. Been in the business and it is the most accurate description I've read. Fun read too. Do this and you will know more than 99% of new car buyers out there. Do your studying and know how to buy a car for life. --jjf
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Replying to: jfritsch (Aug 14, 2006 6:53 pm) msrp was 20230 but he stated I'll knock it to 19138+ fees(1428)so out the door was 20566. Tax in state is 6.25. I just wanted to see what they would offer. I knew I could get s-pricing. |
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Replying to: dc_driver (Jul 17, 2006 10:02 am) The bottom line is they quoted me 20,989.44 OTD. Here are the fees they listed: 18,500 or the car 199.00 for VIN etching (which i wanted for insurance purposes) 12.50 Waste tire fee 150 Registration 10 inspection 45 dealer fee Are there are hidden charges in there somewhere because this doesn't seem to add up? Could they have possibly added the finance charge from the bank to this maybe?
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Replying to: naejae (Aug 15, 2006 9:13 pm) |
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Replying to: naejae (Aug 15, 2006 9:13 pm) I may be wrong but a lot of dealers only have the cahones to ask $50 for the VIN etching. --jjf
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Do you guys think this is a good deal? From CarMax - 2005 Mazda 6 27,000 mileage. AC/power steering/air bags/power windows/power seats/alloy wheels/ABS brakes/AMFM CD system/power locks/power mirrors/cruise control/auto. transmission. 100% OK by AutoCheck. no haggle price of $15,998.
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