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What did you pay for your CX-5?
- Thread starter gotodengo
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I paid $29,200 before TT&L for my Crystal White Pearl ($200 extra for the color) GT, AWD w/tech.Yep, trading in a 2005 Tribute
I had an'06 Mazda 3 hatch for a trade in so I qualified for the $500 loyalty cash, which is still active in my area, not sure about where you love.
I paid $29,200 before TT&L for my Crystal White Pearl ($200 extra for the color) GT, AWD w/tech.
I had an'06 Mazda 3 hatch for a trade in so I qualified for the $500 loyalty cash, which is still active in my area, not sure about where you love.
Isn't the loyalty rebate $750?
From the Mazda website: Current Mazda owners can get $750 Mazda Capital Services Owner Appreciation Cash toward the lease or purchase of a new 2014 Mazda3 5-Door or CX-5.
If that's what it says when you enter your zip code. Mine says $500.Isn't the loyalty rebate $750?
From the Mazda website: Current Mazda owners can get $750 Mazda Capital Services Owner Appreciation Cash toward the lease or purchase of a new 2014 Mazda3 5-Door or CX-5.
If that's what it says when you enter your zip code. Mine says $500.
ok that makes sense, I always thought they were national incentives not regional.
OK, I have S plan pricing, which means Grand touring AWD with tech is $29858. The mazda s plan site states that other incentives are allowed.
Currently in Minnesota they are showing the following incentives:
$500 Auto show
$500 mazda cash
$750 Owner appreciation
I'm just waiting for them to say they don't stack.
Currently in Minnesota they are showing the following incentives:
$500 Auto show
$500 mazda cash
$750 Owner appreciation
I'm just waiting for them to say they don't stack.
The dealership is also offering lifetime Powertrain warranty. They also offer a lifetime bumper to bumper warranty for $2400. I'm very tempted as I want to own the vehicle for the next 10 years. Basically I'd have to have greater than $300/year in repairs to break even. Do you think it's worth it?
I've only bought one extended warranty and I don't know I got my money worth.
I've only bought one extended warranty and I don't know I got my money worth.
Why not get a quote with the incentives included that is not MSRP.Looks like I'll get a better deal at Morrie's Mazda using the MSRP with incentives, rather than S plan with the limited incentives. Hoping to buy next week.
I got the $500 loyalty & 0.9% & the purchase price was ~$2000 below MSRP.
Not sure exaltly how much off of MSRP I paid.Not much room to negotiate as the inventories are really loq in Minnesota. I'm getting almost $2800 off MSRP.
Look at the price ($29,200) I paid bf TTL in the previous page, it's about $500 lower than your lowest quote you put. So if it's the lowest price you can get then there's not much else you can do.
Including destination? If so, that's a great deal.I'm getting the 2014.5 GT AWD with tech for $28,600, current MSRP is $31,490 with tech package.
About to pull the trigger on a 2014.5 Touring FWD w/tech: $25,750 before TTL and loyalty rebate. The dealer gave me a breakdown of the fees and they are charging $324 for DMV registration. The DMV website has a registration calculator that says $277. Can anyone in the SF Bay Area confirm what that fee should be?
Fees, fees, fees...
It's normal for the dealership to charge a document fee to cover the administrative paperwork costs. Looks like yours is $47 which is a deal. I expect to pay $75 when our 2015 arrives sometime around the end of the month.
About to pull the trigger on a 2014.5 Touring FWD w/tech: $25,750 before TTL and loyalty rebate. The dealer gave me a breakdown of the fees and they are charging $324 for DMV registration. The DMV website has a registration calculator that says $277. Can anyone in the SF Bay Area confirm what that fee should be?
It's normal for the dealership to charge a document fee to cover the administrative paperwork costs. Looks like yours is $47 which is a deal. I expect to pay $75 when our 2015 arrives sometime around the end of the month.
Question: How long does the initial registration last before renewal in CA. I assume it's for 2 years, or is it 4? We've always understood that Oregon was one of the cheapest states in which to license a vehicle. My initial 4-year license & registration will cost $348, including the $75 doc fee.
It's normal for the dealership to charge a document fee to cover the administrative paperwork costs. Looks like yours is $47 which is a deal. I expect to pay $75 when our 2015 arrives sometime around the end of the month.
Question: How long does the initial registration last before renewal in CA. I assume it's for 2 years, or is it 4? We've always understood that Oregon was one of the cheapest states in which to license a vehicle. My initial 4-year license & registration will cost $348, including the $75 doc fee.
I wish that was the case. They're also charging me an $80 doc fee.
I've never heard of paying registration fees for multiple years. Registration is annual in CA, including the initial fee at the dealership. Although it'll be much lower than $277 after the first year.
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