I have State Farm. The lady who is assigned to us at this office has been working there 40 years, so I assume (hope) she knows what she’s doing. I pay every six months on the car insurance. When this renews I will be curious to see the rate. If it doesn’t drop drastically, I will expect some investigation/answers.That doesn't make sense. I can add/remove cars from my policy at any time. I have Progressive.
We should be able to get you under $30k OTD, plus our $499 Service Fee (discounted rate for Mazdas247 Members). DM me if you are interested in arranging something, we should have a Rhodium White available.Currently searching for a new Cx-5 as my 14 is on its way out, and looking at a 2025 Mazda Cx-5 S Select in Rhodium White.
Anyone in the North East/Rhode Island area care to share what kind of deal(s) you were able to get on their 25 CX-5 S Select?
At the moment i am trying to negotiate about $31,200 USD out the door, where MSRP is currently $32,682.00, but not sure if i am being too aggressive or not enough.
Initial offers i have gotten back so far are $31,838 (IRA Mazda) $32,230 (Flood Mazda), and $32,280 (Tasca Mazda).
Base MSRP: $30,380.00
Dest Fee: $1,495.00
Rhodium White Metallic: $595
Roadside Assistance Kit: $90
Cargo Mat $125
= Total: $32,685.00
-5% off MSRP = $31,050.75
OR
- 6% off MSRP = $30,723.90
-------------------------------
- $2000 customer cash
- $500 Mazda Loyalty credit
+ $399 RI Doc Fee
+$20 Title Fee
+200 Registration transfer Fee (supposedly they will refund the difference in what was used)
+ 7% RI sales tax
Total OTD Offer = ~$30,818.57 to 31,168.30
Tire recycling fee?Hi. First post here. Didn't know about the buying service Ninja Matt offers as I already bought the car. Was forced into buying a new car because my 2019 Toyota C-HR LE with 185,000 miles was rear ended and Progressive (the at fault's insurance company) declared the car a total loss. Not sure if I got the best deal out there. I settled on a 2025 CX-5 S Select in Platinum Quartz Metallic. Here are the numbers:
Base MSRP: $30,380
Destination: $1,495
Cargo Mat: $125
Retractable Cargo Cover: $250
Front/Rear Splash Guards: $200
Wheel Locks: $75
Total MSRP: $32525
Negotiated discount: $2800
Net Price: $29,725
Additional accessories I wanted. Auto Dimming rear view mirror with Homelink, all weather floor mats, all weather cargo tray, and trailer hitch: $1275
Rebate: $2000
Doc fee: $799
Title fee: $200
Tags: $60
Tire recycling fee: $4
Electronic titling fee: $18.75
Sales tax 6%: $2066.94
Total out the door: $32,148.69
Tire recycling fee?
Sorry to hear about your accident and hope everyone is okay.Hi. First post here. Didn't know about the buying service Ninja Matt offers as I already bought the car. Was forced into buying a new car because my 2019 Toyota C-HR LE with 185,000 miles was rear ended and Progressive (the at fault's insurance company) declared the car a total loss. Not sure if I got the best deal out there. I settled on a 2025 CX-5 S Select in Platinum Quartz Metallic. Here are the numbers:
Base MSRP: $30,380
Destination: $1,495
Cargo Mat: $125
Retractable Cargo Cover: $250
Front/Rear Splash Guards: $200
Wheel Locks: $75
Total MSRP: $32525
Negotiated discount: $2800
Net Price: $29,725
Additional accessories I wanted. Auto Dimming rear view mirror with Homelink, all weather floor mats, all weather cargo tray, and trailer hitch: $1275
Rebate: $2000
Doc fee: $799
Title fee: $200
Tags: $60
Tire recycling fee: $4
Electronic titling fee: $18.75
Sales tax 6%: $2066.94
Total out the door: $32,148.69
Sorry to hear about your accident and hope everyone is okay.
The $2,800 true discount (excluding rebates) on a Select trim is a solid deal, at 8.6% off MSRP. I would be happy with that deal. Great job!
-Matt
So I've never heard of a Mastermind incentive, however incentives for Mazda are regionally set, so I'm going to guess either you are outside of the East Coast or Southeast market where I am most familiar, or it wasn't an OEM rebate. For example, Vehicles for Change is a Northeast specific rebate typically.FWIW, I'd never heard of the mastermind incentive before. Apparently it is from the factory but literally targeted at individuals for reasons generally unknown the the dealer. They seemed to think it was like an enhanced loyalty bonus.
Imagine getting slammed pretty hard in that little C-HR at a full stop by a BMW X5.