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Replying to: wa98strat (Jul 15, 2006 2:59 am) Mazda3, Mazda3 Sport, Mazda5, Mazda6, Mazda6 Sport, Mazda6 Sport Wagon, MAZDASPEED6, CX-7, RX-8, MX-5, MPV The basic warranty on Mazda vehicles covers all parts found to be factory defective for 36 Months or 80,000 km, whichever comes first. Additional warranties cover Powertrain components for a period of 5 years or 100,000 km whichever comes first, body sheet metal perforation for 5 years and unlimited mileage and specific emission control components for up to 8 years or 128,000 km." You are correct, It must suck to be in Canada. we in the USA got 4 years and 50K MILES on our 2006 models..... |
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Replying to: aviboy97 (Jul 11, 2006 9:14 am) |
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I may have missed a post or two, but do the Mazda5's have window tinting, even as an extra? I thought all cars today come through with tinting. My '92 Taurus had it, so I thought most, if not all cars had it today. If not, they certainly should. It keeps the cars cooler and preserves interior materials. I am looking seriously at a 2007 when they arrive, but I would also like stability control.
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Replying to: kivo (Jul 17, 2006 5:44 am) |
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Mazda registered the MZ5 as a car in the USA. So it does not come with factory tinting like vans and SUVs. Factory tinting is colored glass and does not have the UV filtering tint film offers. Also, film tends to hold shattered glass shards better in an accident. Factory tinting is not desireable for many with visual problems and night driving. It prevents them from seeing what is behind when they back up, seeing overtaking vehicles, and general visibility. fowler3 |
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Replying to: audia8q (Apr 03, 2006 11:59 am) |
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Beat the heat (that's my plan anyway) at our weekly Mazda chat tonight. See you there! PF Flyer Host Wagons, & Hybrid Vehicles The Mazda Club Chat is on tonight. The chat room opens at 8:45PM ET Hope to see YOU there! Check out the schedule |
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Replying to: wingnut7 (Jun 18, 2006 4:02 pm)
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Replying to: nissmazlover (Jul 18, 2006 8:15 am) |
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Replying to: jaxs1 (Jul 17, 2006 7:51 pm) My example: I have a 2001 Protegé which has an EPA rating of 25 city - 31 highway. The longest trip I have taken, 430 miles, I got 36mpg and I was trying for the highest economy possible by keeping the RPMs at or below 3000 and the speed not higher than 60mph. Above that speed most cars will get less mpg than possible. Note that I was carrying no passengers. If the Mazda5 is rated at 26mpg it should be able to get at least 30mpg, the same ratio, after they have 5000 miles on the Odo. But do not expect that at 70mph or higher. The best way to test fuel economy is to fill up at the same gas station, set the nozzle for auto-shutoff, do not overfill. Write down the mileage and gallons. Return to the same station and use the same pump. Repeat the fill up. Do this several times and average. Fun to drive comes at a price -- at the pump. fowler3
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