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Replying to: bobw3 (Aug 22, 2005 12:33 pm) (1) Most of the full-sized vans these days are delivered with window tint standard, to reduce the greenhouse effect of all that glass. The Mazda5 can be tinted to match for $200 or so. See http://pagetuner.com/mazda5/mazda5sizecompare.html and http://pagetuner.com/mazda5/windowtint.html (2) Make sure you have tried with the vent system set with arrows pointing to the little person's face AND FEET. There are ducts (and storage spots for options my Sport doesn't have) under the front buckets that move air directly to the second row. (Yes I know hot air rises, but you're going to use the fan, not just convection.) We have been comfortable in 96oF. driving in full sun in a dark grey 5, and if the system were not adequate, my family would not hesitate to let me know. pagetuner http://pagetuner.com/mazda5/ |
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I just found this on the web today: free $25 super certificate (redeemable for a $25 gift certificate to a store of your choice) just for test driving a Mazda5: http://www.mazda5testdrive.com/ I already test drove and bought a Mazda5...too bad the offer isn't retroactive. Steve
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Replying to: smaria (Aug 25, 2005 8:46 am) |
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I'm on my way to pick up a platinum silver 5sp with no options. Through the internet department at the dealer in Orem, Utah I'm paying $16,300 ($16,800 minus $500 Zoom Zoom rebate from Mazda). There is a $380 dealer document fee tacked on, and tax, title, and license. The dealer doc fee is $20 to 80 higher than other area dealers, but the tax rate is lower in their county (Utah County) and makes up for the increased fee. I think I'm doing good. By the way, the price I got through Costco was $17,221. That is more than the first offer I got just by walking in the door at a different dealer.
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Replying to: flyonthewall (Sep 02, 2005 12:15 pm)  $16,800? Wow, that's lower than the invoice of $16,864!  How'd you manage that, did it take a lot of haggling?
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Carbon Gray Mazda5 Touring automatic no nav. We got the Gerber discount- I just printed the confirmation page from the Mazda site that says they are sending the certificate and the dealer took that- didn't even need the certificate. Final cost (with some additional neg.) was $19,200 + TTL. Just one quick trip to the grocery store, but so far I am thrilled!
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Replying to: smaria (Sep 02, 2005 12:22 pm) Here is a page about dealer hold back: http://www.car-prices-costs.com/dealer-cost.html
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Replying to: flyonthewall (Sep 06, 2005 5:42 am)
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Replying to: bobw3 (Sep 06, 2005 8:32 am) I did not finance through the dealer and I did not buy an extended warranty or anything else.
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