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Re: Almost Got The CX9...Instead Got The Buick Enclave [aviboy97]: by bondguy1 on Mon Apr 07 16:07:57 PDT 2008; It matters because I am doing 15K/year. At 39 months, thats 48,750 miles on the car (1250/month allowed). If it's only 39 months, I am out of warranty for almost 10K miles. I'm not suggesting you buy or lease a car just because of the warranty but in todays market, with so many leases going over 36 months to make the lease payments more affordable, it seems like most companies are extending their warranty's to a longer term. For example, a Hyundai has one of the best warranty's in the business...something like 10 years and 100K miles but you wouldn't catch me buying or leasing a Hyundai. And as far as the other gentleman that said most people that quote payments on here are liars, what benefit do they get out of this? Are you suggesting it makes them feel good to brag about a low payment that they didn't really get. This happened to us back in 04' when we purchased a new Toyota Sienna XLE Limited. They were brand new and my local dealer was getting full sticker...and wouldn't discount. I went online to a place in Manchester, NH (Autofair Toyota) and they had at the time a one price internet site. They sold it to me at $250 over invoice (now we both know they made more money than that on me with holdbacks and such). I didn't care about what they make. I had it trucked down to Florida for another $500 and still wound up saving about $3,000. The internet department at the local dealer told me there's no way anyone will sell you that van at a couple hundred over invoice. He was wrong and not only that, two of my neighbors wound up buying cars from this same dealer out of state withing a 2 month period of mine. I find that if you call a dealership on the phone, never speak to a salesman but ask to speak right to the sales manager or GSM...has worked for me for many years. They cut you a great deal, especially if you tell them you are outside their normal market and that it's a deal they would otherwise not have made. And, as far as a salesman getting shut out, it doesn't happen. The manager gives it to a salesman to handle after the price of the deal is made and he makes a smaller commission but he still makes one. Everyone walks away happy. My advice is never to go into a car dealer blind and talk to the first salesman that happens to have the next "up" on the list. Happy Shopping. BTW, I am an ex car salesman from many years ago.

'07 Speed6 Sport: by kernick on Sun Mar 09 12:32:31 PDT 2008; I just picked up this new vehicle (54 miles) for $22,100. (MSRP = $28,695). That's with a $4,000 rebate here in my area. There is no sales tax in my state, but I think the registration is gong to cost me about $700. That price was out-the-door, including all fees, so I'm rather happy. BTW - the Bose stereo is great!

Re: new lease [georgek2]: by apprehensive on Wed Jan 30 17:37:49 PST 2008; I also have x-plan and that is what I was told at both dealers I checked out. The latter had a VERY reputable salesperson. I'm looking at the BOTTOM of the line Front wd 4 cyl Manual I'm getting a price of $273 a month, not sure if I am gonna bite. _I'm in NH btw

Re: How much should I expect to pay? [ecofun]: by aviboy97 on Mon Aug 20 07:28:18 PDT 2007; There are plenty of automatics around at Boston and NH dealers. You should be able to find this car at several dealers in the area Yes and no. 5-door production numbers were reduced this year due to the body molds being used on the Mazdaspeed3's. Inventory on the 5-doors are slim to none, unless you are open to color. kats3- The financing deals are different from 07 to 08.

Re: How much should I expect to pay? [kats3]: by ecofun on Sun Aug 19 08:24:13 PDT 2007; There are plenty of automatics around at Boston and NH dealers. You should be able to find this car at several dealers in the area. It's always risky to talk to only one dealer. I would think that you could get this for invoice if not better. Figure that you can knock $1000 off a '08. The car is essentially the same as the '07 model. If you keep the car for 5 years or more, there won't be a wide spread on resale. If you plan on only 2-3 years, difference in resale could be significant. You do the math from here. Good luck. One thing I noticed shopping for a loaded GT at Werner, they all came with a front air dam. Waste of money for me so I wouldn't deal with them. You may be OK with the Touring model though. I ended up buying from Sentry West in Shrewsbury, MA. Very easy deal and I got exact options I was looking for. Remember you can still service the car at any dealership.

How much should I expect to pay?: by kats3 on Sat Aug 18 14:52:08 PDT 2007; Werner Mazda in Manchester NH is going to have a 2007 5 door/true red/Touring/auto/moonroof w/6 cd in next week. What can I expect to pay for this car? Is it worth it to just hold out for the 2008? They also said that the financing offers will differ between the 2 years...is this true?

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