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#92 of 167 Re: Price for 1999 10th Anniversary edition [johnd15] by kyfdx HOST Sep 02, 2007 (8:39 am)
Replying to: johnd15 (Sep 02, 2007 8:04 am) I wouldn't exactly call the 10th AE edition, a collectors item (meaning: I wouldn't pay extra for it), but with only 19K miles, it does sound like a nice car.   If you post the details here: Real-World Trade-In Values, a professional can give you some idea what it is really worth.   regards, kyfdx
#93 of 167 Re: Price for 1999 10th Anniversary edition [johnd15] by cacophony777 Sep 02, 2007 (10:38 am)
Replying to: johnd15 (Sep 02, 2007 8:04 am) Well, assuming it's actually in perfect condition (get it checked by a mechanic of your choosing!) I'd say it's worth between $10-$11k. This is based on my own extensive research into low mileage 99 Miata prices.   I recently bought a absolutely perfect 99 Miata with 14k miles for $8500. The premium that the 10th Anniversary Edition gets over the regular is not that much ... about $2,000 I'd say based on completed eBay auctions. I've seen slightly higher mileage (~50k) 10th Annivs sit unsold on dealer lots for months that were advertised at $10.5k. Though these numbers will vary slightly depending on area. I'm in N.Cal, FYI.   Hope this helps. Replies to this message: drjet (Apr 02, 2008 2:16 pm)
#94 of 167 1999 10th Anniv. Miata price by johnd15 Sep 03, 2007 (5:41 am)
Thanks for your replies kyfdx & cacophony777....wholesale price estimated at $9K according to someone replying to Real World Trade In post... seller looking to make a big score. I offered $13,200 and he declined... countered at $14,100. Glad I checked here... it is easy to be seduced by a nice car and act irrationally... I retracted...   If you see another low mileage 99 or 2000 Miata around under $10K (5 spd, Bose & leather seats only), let me know! I check eBay often.
#95 of 167 Re: Need help on deciding car [mghcar] by susanhai Sep 03, 2007 (9:14 am)
Replying to: mghcar (Jun 23, 2007 7:54 pm) Hi   I am a 39 y.o. (for the 3rd time, lol) mom who bought a 03 miata this june. I LOVE this car. My 10 year old rides with me and I like being able to turn off the airbag on the passenger side. The car had only 6200 miles on it and I got it for around 14000. Would buy it again in a heartbeat.... very nimble in the handling!
#96 of 167 Price in Mesa, Arizona by techtool Nov 06, 2007 (6:13 pm)
In mid-August I paid $23600 vs. sticker of approx. $25200 for a 2007 Grand Touring manual transmission at Cardinale Way Mazda in Mesa, plus outrageous and non-negotiable (for me, anyway) $500 doc fee, which I have heard is typical in Phoenix. The car had some "packs" - window tint and "desert protection" coating for which I did not pay or include in the MRSP. The buying experience was pretty straighforward and involved only one "walking out and being called back episode." Not a great deal, but adequate. Only a little pressure to buy extended warranties, etc. All-in-all a pleasant and fast car buying experience. Can't comment on their financing, as I paid cash. I get unlimited free car washes, 20 free oil and filter changes, and various other discounts. Probably not a great deal, but good enough. Love the car.
#97 of 167 2006 Grand Touring -- Good deal? by pasquali56 Dec 01, 2007 (6:00 am)
Just bought a very gently used '06 Grand Touring, 4200 miles (only owned 4 months by first owner), manual, silver with saddle leather, satellite radio already installed (of course, I need to subscribe), spoiler, premium package, for $18,750 plus taxes and fees. This car is impeccable and just like new. I think it's a good deal and hope there's no buyer's remorse. Anyone want to tell me that I needn't fret? Thanks. Replies to this message: kyfdx (Dec 01, 2007 7:15 am) wilzap (Dec 01, 2007 2:25 pm)
#98 of 167 Re: 2006 Grand Touring -- Good deal? [pasquali56] by kyfdx HOST Dec 01, 2007 (7:15 am)
Replying to: pasquali56 (Dec 01, 2007 6:00 am) Okay.. don't fret!   I'm not sure what used Miatas go for... but, that seems like a good deal for a car with really low miles...   It sure beats dropping $25K for a new one!   regards, kyfdx
#99 of 167 Re: 2006 Grand Touring -- Good deal? [pasquali56] by wilzap Dec 01, 2007 (2:25 pm)
Replying to: pasquali56 (Dec 01, 2007 6:00 am) Don't fret!! sounds to me like you got a great deal, Every now and then you get someone who realizes that its not the car for them, like new with very low miles on it, I would have jumped on it in a min.
#100 of 167 Miata in the middle of the winter by sellaturcica Dec 14, 2007 (2:06 am)
Was just wondering how much you could deal on a Miata in the dead of winter her in Connecticut. It's snowing now. There's a dealer near me that still has a 2007 Touring with suspension pack, which is what I would want- how much can they deal on these cars, are they just resigned to keeping them until spring at this point? Sitcker was around $23,500. According to Edmunds, there $1,000 of marketing support from Mazda. Anyone know anything else available?
#101 of 167 Massachusetts price by bjc_in_mass Dec 16, 2007 (7:24 am)
Just (yesterday) bought an '08 PRHT with Premium and Suspension packages, stormy blue, plus a few dealer options. MSRP was 29,627. Dealer Invoice was 26,611. First offered 27,000 -paid 27,700. Prob could have got 27.5K, but I'm not into haggling. Mazda Gallery in Norwood, but car was originally shipped to another dealer. Hope this helps someone.

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