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she has appointment later today. Insurance says cracks less than 6"(as does your link) are repairable. This one is 5"..we shall see.

2 weeks for OEM, that's not good Did you drive it during that time and were you afraid of it getting bigger? Same spot is suspicious..

Progressive. I believe there were multiple deductible options for comprehensive, including no deductible for windshield. She chose $200.

If they can fix it great..if not $200 for a new windshield is not the end of the world.

why do you think this? The crack is on passenger side, started near the edge

she called her insurance, it's 5" long so Safelite can repair at no cost or $200 deductible for OEM glass replacement.

Safelite website had this pop up after I entered vehicle info: "Removing damaged glass will affect the camera connected to your windshield. Your vehicle manufacturer requires recalibration of this camera to ensure your vehicle’s advanced safety features work properly. These features may include...

aftermarket not a concern? Can she push for OEM?

sorry, I meant comprehensive

My daughter bought a new CX-5 a few months ago (no HUD) and just called telling me a rock on highway cracked her front windshield. I haven't gone through this with a new car, should she take to any windshield repair place or go through a dealer? Her collision deductible is $200. Should her...

OTD price is meaningless here as taxes and fees vary between states. All that matters for us to compare prices is discount off MSRP.

so vin ending 846480 not affected? So they changed the module after a certain production date?

is that with 0% interest? dealers like to play games with that. Many people say wait to the 2021 hit the lots to get better deals on 2020s, but the problem with that is inventories are low already and there won't be many to choose from, especially if you want a certain color. When I bough my...

If you can afford it, great! I'm more concerned with the people who can't, but still do.

great post..far too many make the financial mistake of flipping into a new car every 3-5 years. I buy new and drive the vehicle for 10 years. It takes discipline, but it's the smart thing to do.(Buying slightly used even better, but I'm not perfect..lol) Of course, people can always come up with...

Might be in the minority,but I prefer the smaller info system, less of a distraction. My D getting a 2020 recently worked out as touring package now has leather seats that she did not want, but moonroof was a must.

good job..as for the roof rails, many including myself prefer the "clean" look of the CX-5 without the rails. I've had rails on last 2 SUVs and never used them.

Negotiated for daughter's first new car. Like I posted before, most dealers in the MA/CT area where under 5% off MRSP. Ended up with 7.7% off, which I'm pleased with. Inventory seems down and demand for CX-5s has increased I believe. Gray Touring with PP, 0% financing, no other rebates. MRSP...

that would be great..don't know why they would quote my so much less..