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Replying to: luckyphil (Oct 10, 2006 6:33 am)  You need to subscribe to Carcostcanada.com to get dealer invoice prices. I'm not sure about 2007 prices, but for previous model years, there wasn't a big spread between MSRP and invoice. I'm not 100% positive, but I think the spread was less than $2K.
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Replying to: bodble2 (Oct 10, 2006 10:26 am) Did you subscribe? There are others that provide a similar service for a fee including APA (Automobile Protection Association).
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Replying to: autonomous (Oct 10, 2006 12:24 pm) |
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Hello happy mazda 3 owners. I am thinking of buying mazda3 2.0L with manual tranny and from some reviews I know that driving mazda at 110 km/h and over engine revs are pretty high. What can you tell about engine noise at that speed and road noise. How you'd compare it with other cars. Thanks for your feedback. Enjoy your cars.
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| I own a 2004 Mazda3 and I am noticing the floating bumper is out further than the rear fender. It seems like the clips do not hold the floating bumper in place. I have asked Mazda service department and they indicated that it is a non issue but I disagree. Have anybody else noticed this issue with the Mazda3? Does anybody know what causes this problem? | |
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Replying to: vmokhutov (Oct 14, 2006 10:44 am) |
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| Looking at trading my 2004 Mazda3 GS (64,000kms) with Automatic for a 2007 3GS with Auto. Anyone have a suggestion on what the price difference should be. | |
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With the Canadian - US dollars at par what justifies the significant difference in vehicle pricing? In the case of the Mazdaspeed3 the difference is close to $7500 or roughly 30%. Here is what Mazda Canada told me when I posed that question to them last month. "From: MCI - Customer Relations [mailto:MCIC/R  mazda.ca] Sent: September 19, 2007 3:03 PM Thank you for your taking the time to write to Mazda Canada Inc. We welcome correspondence from Mazda owners and are pleased to offer clarification when ever possible. Pricing in the U.S. and Canada is different because we are significantly differing markets. The United States has a significantly greater ability for volume purchasing than other smaller markets such as Canada. It is no different than any other retail market. Please understand that Mazda Canada Inc. does not compete with its U.S. counterpart. As such, changes in the Canadian product pricing will likely be driven by the Canadian auto market as a whole rather than currency market fluctuations or other markets. Should the strength of the Canadian currency prove to be long-lasting, we have no doubt that all Canadian manufacturers and distributors, including Mazda Canada Inc., will consider re-visiting their pricing. Regards, Mazda Canada Inc." p.s. Regarding the lack of competition mentioned, dealerships are forbidden to do so with new vehicles.
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Replying to: autonomous (Oct 26, 2007 1:38 pm)
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Replying to: autonomous (Nov 06, 2007 11:11 am)
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