Find Mazda Dealers in Oregon City, Oregon

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Auto Town Mazda

16903 SE McLoughlin Blvd
Milwaukie, OR 97267
(503) 652-9101

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Murray Chevrolet Mazda

1999 E Powell Blvd
Gresham, OR 97080
(503) 661-2222

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Ron Tonkin Mazda

750 SE 122nd Ave
Portland, OR 97233
(503) 257-2420

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Herzog-Meier Auto Center

4275 SW 139th Way
Beaverton, OR 97005
(800) 564-1712

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Royal Moore Mazda

1380 SE River Rd
Hillsboro, OR 97123
(866) 314-3308

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Vancouver Mazda

1015 NE 78th St
Vancouver, WA 98665
(888) 205-1085

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Oregon City, OR Mazda Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Great Deal on a 2005 6s [noodlesz]: by zzzoom6 on Tue Nov 29 12:33:17 PST 2005; well done on your deal! i just bought a 05 5door w/ v6, moon, bose, 5spd manual for 19.5k. the discounts right now are just huge as long as you can find the model you want. in oregon, there's not a lot left at most of the dealers except for wagons and 4 cylinder engines. i think i could have done a bit better, but i'm still really happy with the deal. the finance part was a quite bit high (around 9), but i plan to pay it off in 120 days anyway. according to the finance guy, minimum amount financed to qualify for the rebate is 10k. anyone know if this is true? but again, no prob for me. anyone else find that getting into gear smoothly is more difficult than other cars? my honda was much easier to shift without lurching...maybe i just need to get a bit more familiar with it. has anyone bought the organizer for that goes in the hatch area? looks like it might rattle a lot on bumpy roads... would be nice though since there aren't any grocery bag hooks in the back (dumb design if you ask me...). also went to car toys to see about adding other stereo. with the big plate that has the stereo controls and HVAC controls, have to buy a 200$ plate then buy the stereo and install on top of that! ouch! too bad no rca or headphone jack input for walkman/ipod. this can be added aftermarket though...thinking if i can put the input in the armrest area would be perfect. before buying the 6, drove accord v-6 w/ six speed, altima, subaru legacy non turbo and turbo. accord and legacy really expensive (probably 6k more for similar power). thought interior of both better than the 6, but no hatchback (which looks awesome imo and is really functonal). altima was too floaty in how it rides. not tight and responsive like the 6 or legacy. warranty on the 6 is also very good (hope i don't have to use it...). so now, just have to get windows tinted and i will be done! just love driving this car! also, if you're in portland, check out premiere mazda in oregon city...seem to be great guys. not high pressure at all and were very helpful. also good guys to talk to about other stuff. sorry about this being so long, but hope it helps some of you who are looking.

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