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2118 messages, Last post on Nov 25, 2009 at 9:10 PM
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My husband drove the car today 6cy we want it loaded theonly thing not include is navi. Leasing for 36 monthe 10,5 miles 2000.00 down includes tax first month and fees. for 419 a month I live in NYC any idea if that is a good n7umber the I was told the car listed for 26,000 and we would get it for around 23,00 Help
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does the M6 have this option? you know, when you put the car in reverse, the side mirrors tilt downward so you can see the curb so you don't mess up your rear rims? this is pretty standard on the higher end cars such as acura, bmw and lexus, but have yet to see it on any mazda or toyota/honda... thanks.
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Replying to: rnmom (Dec 30, 2008 9:55 am) |
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Replying to: danxp (Jan 02, 2009 11:49 am) |
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Replying to: rnmom (Dec 30, 2008 9:55 am) Did your payment include sales tax, fees, etc? How much money are you putting down?
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Replying to: darkmanrob85 (Dec 23, 2008 8:20 am)
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Replying to: canddmeyer (Jan 03, 2009 7:17 pm) |
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If I change the speakers will my Bumper to Bumper Warranty be void? 
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Replying to: darkmanrob85 (Jan 05, 2009 8:36 am) Yes...you should have a new manufacturer's warranty on the new speakers. Unless the part you changed out adversely affect another part it should not void any warranty. Generally you can change any component; as long is it doesn't affect anything else it should not void any warrant...not being an expert of course...
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My Mazda6 i GT w/AT is now two months old and has 1900 miles on it. Good points: - very roomy and comfortable and quiet - very responsive engine, transmission, brakes, etc.. (also all are very linear so control of them is easy) - superbly solid and precise steering control although a little too light on the steering effort for me - excellent cornering and handling w/little body roll - very good traction on snow with standard all-season tires and electronic stability program - very good gas mileage according to the built-in computer (haven't had a chance yet to do the manual calculations especially after one recent tank fill where the automatic nozzle didn't automate.. and sprayed my pants and shoes with much gas ! Not Mazda's fault!) Got a reading of over 28 mpg on a 220 mile trip of 80% highway driving with 1000 miles on engine. - excellent ergonomics on the controls and dashboard layout and excellent switch/control feel - excellent standard audio system (previous car was a Mercedes with Bose and I haven't noticed much difference) - excellent fit and finish inside and out. Nit Picks: - Outside mirror and steering wheel not included in automated settings for each driver - Mazda engineers never drove in New England coastal fog or they would have allowed use of fog lights WITHOUT headlights..!! - Didn't expect to get a Grand Touring car with super low-profile tires. Ride is a little harsher than I had expected for the Grand Touring model. Super lo-profile tires are OK for Grand Sport model, not Grand Touring.! Overall I am really pleased with this car and if it is as good as my 1988 MX-6, I should have it for at least 9-10 years with no serious problems.. Zoom-Zoom!  
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