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#36 of 39 Does MAC ever do special lease offers on GTs? by imetal Aug 20, 2008 (2:54 pm)
It seems that:   MAC or any other mfr financing's lease specials are typically only for the base model.   So to get a mfr lease on a car with leather & sunroof, you have to step up to a level where those features are pretty much standard, like Acura or BMW.   Otherwise, you'll be paying about the same for a $22k Mazda5 GT (if leased through a bank) as you will for a $35k BMW 328 (through BMW).   Please correct me if I'm way off...
#37 of 39 Re: Lease factors for 2009 M5 GT [dv8tor] by Car_man HOST Aug 21, 2008 (3:10 am)
Replying to: dv8tor (Aug 12, 2008 7:34 pm) Hi dv8tor. Mazda has published lease programs for a number of 2009 models, but I haven't seen anything for the '09 Mazda5 yet. In fact, it does not appear to have any lease support on the '08 Mazda5 either. This means that if you want to lease one you would have to do so through Mazda Credit using its standard lease program, which is not a good idea because it's reeeeeeally bad, or through an independent bank if there are any out there that are still offering leases on this model.   You can always finance (not lease) a Mazda5 through Mazda Credit at 0% for 3 years if you want.   Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum
#38 of 39 MZ5 GT Lease by imetal Dec 27, 2008 (4:41 pm)
Looking at $21650 with $0 down, and the current Mazda offer: 36 mos, 0.00134 MF, and 50% Residual on 36k.   Sound reasonable, or should I push for better?
#39 of 39 Caution Leasing a Mazda 5 by davidfehr Apr 15, 2009 (7:28 pm)
I recently turned in a Mazda 5 and was billed $1,500.00 plus for two OEM steel cast wheels by a company called DataScan.   Do not lease unless you feel confident the car will look as good as it does on day one when you take delivery as it will when you turn it in. All the factors in the world will not make a difference.   The cost of the wheels is almost equal to 20% of the wholesale value of the vehicle. I ahve filed a complaint with the state attorney general.   Leased from Scott Mazda in Allentown, PA

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