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2118 messages, Last post on Nov 25, 2009 at 9:10 PM
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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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Replying to: ivan_99 (Jan 05, 2009 10:43 am) When I called the dealership they said if i change the stock speakers the warranty towards my speakers and radio would be void. Your explanation was the same I got from a lot other people I spoke to. I'm still going to get the audio system changed but I'm just hearing a lot of stuff. |
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Does anyone know the size of the door speakers? I can't find the size anywhere online.
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Replying to: microrepair (Jan 05, 2009 1:08 pm) It's not very common to find a car come from the factory where it allows you to use the fog lights with the headlights off. My wifes Subaru does the same thing. Didn't expect to get a Grand Touring car with super low-profile tires The 17" alloys are not really "low profile" tires. Check out the 18" alloys on the s model and you will see what low profile is! I guess if those are your complaints, you must really like the car! I have a few nit picks about my 2005 as well, but, the positives far out weigh the negatives. |
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