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I agree with you on if premium is readily available, it is not worth the savings to use a lower grade. However some may just get along fine, depending on where they live, temperature, elevation etc.. Since octane is based on Sea level, people in Denver may get along fine on 89. However...

Actual not really, the salesman printed me out the inventory sheet on the one I test drove, it had all the options and msrp. Whats your real point? That I'm an idiot and deserve to have a car I can't put the proper gas in. That car salesmans have no responsibility to inform buyers of...

Thank you for being understanding. I doubt if I will take delivery,(unless Mazda tells me it will be fine) and hope that the dealership does not make a big fuss out of it. The salesman knew that I lived in a rural area. Heck they were delivering it to me. Never a mention on the premium gas...

I don't have the car yet. They are suppose to deliver it this week to me. So I don't know that was my question. Referring to the warranty. Using a lower octane will not void the warranty. I checked that out.

Need a quick answer here. Bought a cx7 yesterday from a dealer 200 miles away. They are to deliver it to me next week. This is my first Foreign car or turbocharged. I didn't even think of it having to use premium gas. Not a mention of it from the salesman (pissed) Got home and started...