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Re: focus 2008 [jfritsch]: by capella on Tue Jan 13 16:54:20 PST 2009; "The mazda3 is judged best in its class year after year. The focus not so. " Well, depends on what you're looking for, and who's doing the judging, doesn't it? OK, the enthusiast magazines/sites like the Mazda 3 -- good handling, fun to drive. But is that what all car buyers want? For my brother, he wanted a decent car that was inexpensive and had ESC. You can get ESC in any '09 Focus, even a stripped Focus S with crank up windows. So he ended up getting a Focus SE with ESC for under $15K. Want ESC in a Mazda 3? Sorry, you need to buy the higher trim car. Same with Civic. Same with Cobalt. Want ESC in a Versa or a Sentra? Sorry, not available. So if certain safety features are important to a buyer, and if cost is a factor, then the Mazda 3 does not compete well with the Focus. When rating cars, car magazines/websites tend to emphasive acceleration, dynamic handling, and how fun a car is to drive. But many buyers are more concerned with how noisy a car is (big factor if you have a long commute); or how good the stereo system is; or how large the trunk is; or whether safety features are available; or whether it gets good gas mileage; or whether a dealer is readily available; or whether the car is considered reliable; or whether the car is assembled in the USA by Union labor; and so on. "Best in class" means different things to different people. The Mazda 3 might be "best in class" for handling, but it certainly does not have "best in class" mileage; in fact, the sportier models have poor mileage for the class. We owned a Mazda, and we liked it a lot. I have nothing against Mazdas, except I probably wouldn't get one now because there isn't a dealer within 100 miles of us. Last point: we tried out a Versa (which I liked) when we were car shopping -- but my wife found the seating position uncomfortable, so we crossed that one off our list. Because of that bad front seat for my wife, it didn't matter at all to us that some car magazine rated it as "better" some other cars in its class.

Re: Purchased a Flex!! [madlock]: by duece248 on Thu Jul 23 06:52:28 PDT 2009; Thanks madlock!! No brochure was needed they just gave me the discount. My salesman just called me up and said "you qualify for an extra $750 off" I was like OK!! I definitely feel lucky to have worked with an honest dealership. I did my research and knew of the extra incentives but I didn't even have to ask. My next car will definitly will be purchased at Royal Oak Ford. I know this sounds like a sales pitch but I've had horrible treatment from some GM dealerships. Just trying to get the price they "advertise" was a pain. With GM's lack of quality it was a no brainer to jump on the Ford bandwagon. And, man, did it payoff!

2009 Mazda Tribute i Touring purchace price: by starlifter248 on Sun May 03 19:19:15 PDT 2009; Just bought an 09 Tribute i Touring (30 Apr 09). The "out the door" price was $19,917.40. I have 7% sales tax plus $21 for title and Georgia lemon law which made the before tax and after rebate price $18,398.50 The vechicle MSRP is $22,935 & Invoice $21,473 I feel I got an OK deal however, I sure there were better ones out there. My wifes car was wrecked two weeks prior and it appears we will be dealing with the insurance company ( on-going dissagreement) for sometime so I "pulled the trigger" on the purchase, The good news is we got the color and model we wanted and currently are pleased with the vechicle.

used 2008 Ford Fusion Price: by student22 on Thu Apr 09 10:20:09 PDT 2009; Found a 2008 Ford Fusion SE V-6 24,000 Miles Cloth Seats Good to Excellent Condition ABS/Side Airbags White PW/PL Tilt/Cruise 6 cd/Mp3Player Manual Air Conditioning (not the digital readout type) Price is $13,997 at a Dealer in OK 73701 Is this a good price? Thanks in Advance

Re: my first ranger [flipbish]: by xscout on Thu Nov 27 16:50:37 PST 2008; If it looks and drives great I think you did OK! Used vehicles are generally a better buy if you can find one in great shape. I decided to go new because with the rebates going on right now it was not much more than what a used late model would have been with the four cylinder and manual. I wanted that combo for the gas mileage. I averaged 27.4 mpg on my first tank!

my first ranger: by flipbish on Tue Nov 25 18:41:47 PST 2008; Just picked up an01 Ranger XLT Flareside, 2 wd, 4 drs with 97k miles. It has the 3.0 6cyl with AT. Not the fastest thing I've driven but at least it will hold speed on the highway with cruise set.(unlike my dads 2000 S-10, 4cyl- what a dog!). But I digress, I paid $5000 for the truck from a private seller (no tax) and the thing looks and drives great. What do Y'all think? Did I do OK?

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