I was playing around on Carmax.com yesterday. There were 2 Sport autos on the site. One with 10K miles and the other with 2K miles. Both cars were over $16,000, and I'm sure you're not getting 0% apr from Carmax. So $16K brand new is a great deal.
How much did you pay for your Mazda2?
- Thread starter boxerinside
- Start date
I was playing around on Carmax.com yesterday. There were 2 Sport autos on the site. One with 10K miles and the other with 2K miles. Both cars were over $16,000, and I'm sure you're not getting 0% apr from Carmax. So $16K brand new is a great deal.
With, I think a lot of it had to do with the fact that the owner of the dealership gave me his Ford plan which saved me about 1000 bucks either way I was happy. I expected to be paying around 20,500 out the door when I saw the sticker price but it helps to do some talking.
Mazdamatic
Member
- :
- Mazda 2 Sport
after checking several dealers in houston only 2 had 2's. and both dealers only had white sport autos. but one wanted to charge me a few hundred more so i went with the first dealership. not to many 2's in houston that i know of but hey. i feel special
Mazdamatic
Member
- :
- Mazda 2 Sport
i was looking at fit's since i was possibly getting another one but they raised the price from 16k (how much my 2011 fit had cost) to 19k! i couldnt believe honda was asking that much for base models.
- :
- 2011 Mazda 2 GS
Just under $21k after everything was said and done. I'm in Canada. =[
nailsinourbacks
Member
Wow. I'm astonished by the $13,500 prices!! The best I can find is $14,191 on truecar.com which includes destination. I would REALLY like to hit under $14,000, if anyone can help or refer me to a solid dealership in California (or else where?) it'd be much appreciated, I'm ready to purchase by the end of the month! (drinks)
Colin
Colin
stevenvillatoro
Member
- :
- None
Please remember to indicate Sport or Touring, manual or automatic, and any options/accessories. Just giving numbers doesn't help much without knowing exactly what you bought.
2011, Touring, 5 speed. Only added option was the armrest. I paid around $16,400 but that included the added cost ($700) shipping the car up from California. I also talked an extra $500 onto my trade-in, which was quite amusing. The car they located already had tint and "hydrogen" in the tires, which is pretty silly. Whatever, just finding a touring manual in red was hard enough. It was a "fair" deal.
corporation
Member
- :
- 2011 Mazda2 Sport MT (Silver)
2011 Sport 5 speed
was quoted an Internet price of 13,900.
after much negotiation, $15,600 out the door with free tint. I put $2000 down for 0% APR financing deal.
When I went to the finance department to close the deal, I was scammed into an extended warranty for an extra $2000. ("If you put a few dollars extra towards your payments, we'll through in extra maintenance coverage for free")
Took the dealership 2 months to refund the $2000 for the extended warranty.
So, in the end, $15,600 paid.
I wanted a touring 5 speed, but none were available in silver.
was quoted an Internet price of 13,900.
after much negotiation, $15,600 out the door with free tint. I put $2000 down for 0% APR financing deal.
When I went to the finance department to close the deal, I was scammed into an extended warranty for an extra $2000. ("If you put a few dollars extra towards your payments, we'll through in extra maintenance coverage for free")
Took the dealership 2 months to refund the $2000 for the extended warranty.
So, in the end, $15,600 paid.
I wanted a touring 5 speed, but none were available in silver.
Last edited:
MyPrecious
Member
- :
- 2014 Mazda 6 Sport - Soul Red Mica
Hydrogen....or Nitrogen? I would not want Hydrogen in my tires...it is highly flammable...rember the Hindenburg. (boom06)
lol
frinkwhaab
Member
- :
- Mazda2 Sport
Mazda2 Sport 2011 (new), Manual Transmission, White
$11400 after $2500 trade-in of my 2000 Mazda Protege (probably worth less than $2500).
$11400 after $2500 trade-in of my 2000 Mazda Protege (probably worth less than $2500).
I got my 2011 Touring manual for 15,600 (before tax, title, tags, etc.) after a $500 rebate from Mazda. Plus 0% financing. I tried going to 3 local dealers and none of them had any Touring manual cars, and only one offered to try to find me one. The local dealer finally found exactly what I wanted, but he said since they had to drive 200 miles to get it I would have to pay around $2,500 over sticker! I laughed and walked away, went home, got on Mazda's website and found the car they were trying to sell me, and drove the 200+ miles and bought the car for almost $3,000 less than the local dealer priced it. Everything worked out good, but the local dealership wasn't exactly thrilled about doing the first service for free. XD
