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City Motors

1601 Westover Terrace
Greensboro, NC 27408
(336) 275-6101

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Parks Mazda Suzuki

2411 N Main St
High Point, NC 27262
(800) 796-7889

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Bill Ingold Mazda

660 Huffman Mill Rd
Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 584-1701

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Bob King Mazda Hyundai Mitsubishi

1601 Silas Creek Pkwy
Winston-Salem, NC 27127
(336) 724-2861

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Stuart-Bowman Mazda

1709 East Dixie Dr
Asheboro, NC 27203
(336) 625-6123

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Woodall Mazda

1063 Riverside Dr
Danville, VA 24543
(888) 510-2068

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Re: Janamax [runin #623]: by janamax on Thu Jun 24 20:20:36 PDT 2004; Thanks for the info, runin. Although, I'm in Asheville (WNC), so Greensboro is definitely a long way to go. The salesperson I will be dealing with is a young woman (like me) who I am very comfortable with... maybe a little too comfortable. It's going to be hard to be firm with her, I think. Anyway, thanks for keeping us up to date on your buy. I hope you have a great time with your new 3! I can't wait to get mine!!! :)

hmm...: by thegrudge311 on Tue Mar 30 04:32:30 PST 2004; Tax was 3%, so yeah, it wasn't too bad. The price WAS $300 over invoice until Uncle Sam got ahold of it. ;)

npaladin2000: by thegrudge311 on Mon Mar 29 18:33:55 PST 2004; "Is that price of the car, or out-the-door price (including tax, tags, etc)?" yup, that's the whole shabang.

just go it...: by thegrudge311 on Mon Mar 29 18:29:05 PST 2004; I posted this in the Hatch forum, but I figured I'd drop it here too to see what you guys think... Well, I went down to my dealer today and put in a transfer order (from another dealership about 30 minutes away) for a Mazda3 hatch! I am definitely looking forward to this - I'm expecting delivery tomorrow afternoon! here are the specs: Mazda3 Hatch in Titanium Gray auto trans ABS/EBD/Side air curtains package Moonroof & 6-cd changer Final price was $19700. Thoughts? Comments? Extra money laying around that you don't want? let me know.

My Mazda 6 Experience: by shawnvt on Mon Apr 14 11:56:21 PDT 2003; My wife and I bought our first car, a new Mazda 6i, from Duncan Ford Mazda in Blacksburg, Virginia. We were pleased with our first experience (i can give the name of our sales guy if interested). We were originally looking for a loaded 6S, but there were none to be found in the color(s) (Steel Gray Metallic or Onyx Black) we wanted, even at the port or at dealers in 8 surrounding states (so the dealer said). We ended up locating a Steel Metallic gray Loaded 6i in Greensboro, NC about 90 miles away. This is what we got: +4-AT +Premium +Sport Package +Bose +Leather +Comfort +Side Airbags +Traction/ABS +Moonroof The original invoice was about 22,294. Our sales guy said it would cost about 700 more to get it up here and we had originally settled on 500 over invoice, so we ended up paying 23500 for it. This is just below edmunds'TMV for the car (23,786). Since this was my first buying experience, I made a few mistakes, one being agreeing on an amount over invoice before figuring out what the invoice was. But, since there is such a demand for the loaded models, I felt this was a fair price. Another dealer said that I should expect to pay about 1000 to 1400 over dealer invoice becuase of the popularity. Nonetheless, I probably could have got it for 23000 the second time around. We took the car on a trip to Knoxville TN about 2 hours after we bought it and my wife and I agree it is a very sweet ride. She will probably get one soon too. We are a little dissappointed in the heated seats...they don't seem to heat too well. My mother in law has a VW Jetta with heated seats that actually get hot. Otherwise, the car is awesome, handling, pickup, room, styling, etc. We also test drove the new Sonata, Accord, Saturn L200, and Acura RSX. While I thought the RSX was sweet, my wife didn't. The 6 had a better ride than all of the cars we testdrove. I think the accord 4 cylinder has more pep than the 6i though. The hyundai is a piece of crap. Well, hope to see more Mazda 6's on the road in the future...it is a sweet ride! Shawn

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