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Replying to: wp746911 (Jul 28, 2008 9:12 am) I heard that there is special deal for nissan quest, 40% off MRSP ($16000+TTL). I recommend this deal, better than Mazda5, $5000 is enough to buy 1000 gals (20000miles ~ 25000miles) gas for the next 5 years.
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Replying to: finkbine (Jul 28, 2008 10:45 am) How did you go about dealing? I went to edmunds.com and asked 4 dealers for their 'internet' quotes- and I am getting around 19,000 + TTL for a mazda5 sport auto. You got around 19,000 OTD- how did you bargain with them- who did you talk to (you can email me at my email address on my profile with the name)?? I'm very serious about buying now but am frustrated that they have quoted me about 1500 more than what you got a few weeks ago... |
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Year: 2008, July 15 Location: Austin, Texas Trim: Grand Touring Any extra accessories: none Price: $21500 (including dest charge) + TTL, and $0 down 0% financing Comment: I submitted requests for price quote on mazdausa.com for various dealers in Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston. Some other quotes I got were $21700+TTL and $22000+TTL. Got these quotes thru emails before I even stepped into a dealership. Arrived at the dealer, examined the car, did the paperwork, and left with the car about 1.5 hrs later. All in all, a much pleasant experience than I had expected. |
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Year: 2008 Location: Cerritos, CA (Browning Mazda) Trim: Touring (Automatic) Color: Stormy Blue (a bit hard to find) Included Options: Cargo cover, Rear bumper guard, Wheel locks MSRP with options: 22,260 Price paid: $19,500 plus TTL (I didn't really deal so I didn't get a particularly a good price but just wanted to add a data point to those thinking about getting one.) BTW, if you get one with a sunroof/moonroof - installing the optional wind deflector is an absolute must. The wind noise without it is unbearable for any speeds above 45MPH. After nearly 2 weeks, I'm thoroughly convinced this is the most versatile car I've owned. Almost bought a Kia Rondo but the sliding doors convinced me. |
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Replying to: pcantore (Jul 17, 2008 3:49 pm) |
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Date: August 8, 2008 Location: San Diego, CA Trim: Grand Touring Any extra accessories: Color-Keyed Door Edge Guards, Rear Bumper Guard, All-Weather Floor Mats Price: $21750 (including dest charge) + TTL, and $0 down 0% financing Comment: Wanted a GT in Stormy Blue, but that color was really difficult to find. The nearest one was in San Francisco, almost 500 miles away (but only a $49 plane ticket). Worked with Pedro at Hayward Mazda. He was great, but finance department person was very difficult to work with. Flew there in the morning, picked up vehicle and drove home (and saw about 33.5 mpg!) Very happy overall. |
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About a week ago we bought a Mazda5 GT silver no options for 22400 + TTL in Orange Mazda, Albany, NY. Got 0.0% for 36 months. Overall experience is pleasant, test drove in the evening, gave them a call next morning, visited them for 30 minutes in the afternoon to sign the papers and pick up the vehicle. |
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Houston, TX Just paid $18,900 with all fees and taxes ("drive-out") for 2008 silver Mazda5, Sport trim, automatic 5-speed transmission, no extra features, less than 35 miles on the odometer. Did I get a good deal? |
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Replying to: jamiferg (Aug 16, 2008 2:22 pm)
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Replying to: alamocity (Aug 18, 2008 7:29 am)
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