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| Just bought a carbon gray touring in Salem, OR. We live about 150 miles away. Price was set at 200 over dealer invoice over the phone. Paperwork was ready when we got there took about 30 minutes to look everything over and take a tour of the vehicle. Easiest car buying experience of my life. $20,700 out the door. Remote start, satellite radio, auto, cargo cover, cargo net, rear step, and the nice floor mats. Included title, tags, and full tank of gas. | |
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Cardinal Red Touring - AT with NAV Options: Auto-Dim Mirror, Bumper Step Plate, Roofrack Bought from Brown's Mazda/Alexandria,VA for $21500 Worked out the pricing through emails. Got through the buying process without too much sales pitch or pressure to get the extra warranty or service packages. One thing I didn't like was they couldn't give me an exact delivery time for the roofrack. Still waiting for it.
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All Candian dollars. $23,038.60 includes $105 met. paint charge, a/c, cargo net, bumber guard, touch-up paint, and wheel locks + $1390 Fght/PDI. Waived satellite radio which represents $200 off in price above. Leased it at 3.4% over 36 months - 20k/yr">. Put $4000 down as security deposit to get rate down, but deposit is returned at the end. First month, Gas & Air taxes ($175), loan lien fee of $37.67, License Fee ($25), and $265 for window tinting plus taxes paid on delivery. Dealership: Kieswetter Mazda in Kitchener, Ontario |
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Replying to: elmo33 (May 29, 2006 10:04 am) 
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| Just got a gray 5 in Harrisburg PA. 5 spd Touring with wheel locks for 18,468 (invoice minus $100 plus $237 ad fee). | |
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Replying to: wuster (May 30, 2006 4:28 am)
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Replying to: elmo33 (May 31, 2006 4:34 pm) |
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This past Monday I purchased a Mazda5/Sport/Automatic in Boston area. + base invoice: $ 16,326 + automatic: $ 810 + destination: $ 560 + boston assessment fee: $ 218 (a legit. regional ad fee.) - college rebate: $ 500 - trade-in: $ 3,320 Basically, I purchased the car at invoice price at Mazda Gallery (Norwood, MA) and the total out-of-pocket price including tax everything was $ 15K. I could have gotten a better deal at Wellesley Mazda ($ 400 below invoice), but I got a much better price for my trade-in at Mazda Gallery. Overall, a very friendly, easy-going transaction at Mazda Gallery. High recommended. |
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Hi all, I'm considering the purchase of a 2006 Mazda5, Touring, AT, that was a dealer car. The car has about 5000 miles on it and, even though it's never been titled, the dealer is selling it as certified pre-owned which ups the warranty significantly. They've offered it to me at $18,450, which seems like a good deal to me -- any other thoughts? (I'm in Texas, btw.) Also, has anyone else on here considered or had experience with the Honda Element? That's the other car I'm considering. (I know these seem different, but it's a capacity/flexibility thing for me, not 6 passenger seating.) Thanks for your help.
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Replying to: esp1 (Jun 09, 2006 9:08 am) i looked at the element too, but visibility was a problem for me on it. i have a friend who loves hers though. there was an article about the element in the austin-american statesman a month or so ago... http://www.statesman.com/search/content/life/stories/cars/05/6element.html love the mazda5, by the way!
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