Mazda5: Prices paid and related questions
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- 2012 Mazda5 GT
Hello.
We just bought a 2012 year model Mazda5 GT for our growing family - expecting our 2nd soon, plus a Beagle, parents visiting us sometimes. Still not 100% sure if it will work for our needs.
Year: 2012
Location: Charlotte NC
Trim: Grand Touring
Tranny: Auto
Any extra accessories: Nope. GT's got plenty
Sale Tax Rate: 3%
Price you paid for your Mazda5(including tax, title, fees) $21,266 including $212 taxes(Mazda5 - trade-in), $699 crappy doc fees, $155 tags.
Felt like a good deal, a few hundred less would definitely not have hurt
We just bought a 2012 year model Mazda5 GT for our growing family - expecting our 2nd soon, plus a Beagle, parents visiting us sometimes. Still not 100% sure if it will work for our needs.
Year: 2012
Location: Charlotte NC
Trim: Grand Touring
Tranny: Auto
Any extra accessories: Nope. GT's got plenty
Sale Tax Rate: 3%
Price you paid for your Mazda5(including tax, title, fees) $21,266 including $212 taxes(Mazda5 - trade-in), $699 crappy doc fees, $155 tags.
Felt like a good deal, a few hundred less would definitely not have hurt
Crazy, our GT fully loaded with 6 speed manual starts at $28.4k here in Canada with freight and PDI but before taxes, they'll budge maybe a $500-$1,000 at the most. But at least we can get that in manual. Add $1,200 for the automatic.
It's a wonder we achieve 2/3rds of the US sales despite having 1/10th the population.
A GT without moonroof and leather starts at $26.7k, F+PDI.
It's a wonder we achieve 2/3rds of the US sales despite having 1/10th the population.
A GT without moonroof and leather starts at $26.7k, F+PDI.
We just got a new 2012 Mazda5 Sport AT in Liquid Silver with the rear bumper cover and cargo cover. It had 24 miles on it and has been sitting on their lot for like 8 months, so they did it for $16,900 + taxes and license fees (about $1600 more). Sold our 2007 honda CRV for almost the same price, so almost a free transition!
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- 2006 Mazda5 Touring
Picked up my 2006 Touring at the auction for $5,100 + 540 in fees, taxes, tags, etc. 5,640 rolling down the road, I'm not sure how i could have gotten more car for less money!
sounds like a good deal, after all the fees you're probably at 20k....? so 2-3K savings?
Yes, right around 20k out the door ($50 doc fee, $200 license, $16xx taxes). About $3k under MSRP
I'm stopping by the dealer this weekend to look at 5's. Does anyone have an idea of what their local dealers are offering off of them? One of the dealers has Mazda3s marked down $4k, but they don't have any 5's. The dealer that does have some 5's has "Contact us" with an asterisk next to the price. Do you think I could talk them down to $4k off of a 2013 Mazda5 Grand Touring (around $21500)?
Silver 2013 GT with 5 speed auto "cash price" 24340(includes delivery) + 250 doc fee + 1667.10 sales tax + 33.50 title and filing fee's - 1000 Mazda promo /w 0 percent for 60 months. So just about 25K out the door. Was this a reasonable price? They claim 24340 was the s-plan price. It did knock it down from an almost 26k sticker. Both the wife and I love the car so far.
$25k out the door is good. You guys are doing something right, $26,200 OTD was the best I think I could talk the local dealers down to. I ended up buying a black 2010 GT with 47k miles for $14,800, but the financing wasn't nearly as good as on a new one.
