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745 messages, Last post on Oct 24, 2009 at 7:57 PM
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A sales person from a mazda dealership in st louis told me they are runing cx-7s 9k-10k off msrp. From his explanation I assume you can have 9k off sport 9.5k off touring and 10k off GT. The name of the sales person is Ma*t T*ck*r. I placed some * inside his name to avoid legal issues. The name of the dealership starts with a B and you can find his contact information from the website. I am not affiliated with anybody from the dealership. The above information was revealed to me during a recent test drive at the dealership.
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Replying to: awdrock (Jun 30, 2009 7:18 pm) what he says. I'll post back in here to tell everybody if what you are saying is true.
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Replying to: joeyjacks (Jul 02, 2009 11:32 pm) But one suggestion I want to give to you though is to stop by the dealership. I do not think he will just give it to you over the phone. You have to be serious about buying it and insist on the price. If he gives you BS like dealer cash expires and stuff, just pull out the papers prepared earlier. FYI, the dealer cash right now is 6000$. So 3000$ discount should not be too difficult. Good luck. |
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Replying to: zoom08 (Jun 12, 2009 7:35 pm)  24 mpg mixed city/suburban 60% / & 40% highway. My debate to go for the CX-7 is of course, gas mileage compared to a Sante Fe, handling notwithstanding, the Sante Fe - gives you more for the Buck. But I love the way the CX-7 looks....The resale vale is also a consideration. gas is headed for $4 bucks a gallon for premium!!! Maybe it would be the Santa Fe - that uses regular gas...
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Replying to: almatti (Jul 06, 2009 5:45 am) We'll be running our new one on 89 for a while and see how she handles.
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How are theused pricing on these. With such a cheap price i cannot find one less than 15-16k with 40k miles in the north east. I want to spend 12k / w 30-40k miles .is that even possible?
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Replying to: banditboy (Jul 13, 2009 7:34 am) Nope! I am trying to buy lease returns from Mazda and 2007 GT's are being sold wholesale by Mazda for $17-19K. |
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The price of the vehicle 26,000. This is prior to trade in, sales tax (10.25% in Chicago - (ouch - but it will come back to me via the IRS)) and license fee. Sticker was 32,400 Invoice was 29,403 Excellent deal and the best car buying experience I've ever had. Autobarn in Countryside, Illinois. Traded a ten year old Dodge that doesn't qualify for the "clunker" rebate. Looking forward to a long perior of ownership with this one. |
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Left a deposit on a in stock Mazda5 8:00 pm. Called them 2:00 the next day to cancel the deal and they refuse to refund my deposit. The salesman never said it wasn't refundable. What do I do now?
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Replying to: ldisler (Jul 23, 2009 5:57 am) Exactly what did you sign? How did you leave a deposit? Check or credit card I hope. If you signed a non-refundable document, you may be SOL. Often times you have 3 business days to rescind a transaction. Look into this in your state. Advise the stealership of the business law of the state he is operating in. If you paid with credit card, immediately call and dispute the charge. If you paid with check, immediately go to your bank and put a stop payment on the check. If you paid with cash, call your states Attorney General and file a claim immediately. There is usually a form to fill out and submit. Bring a copy of the completed form to wave in front of the stealership. |
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