they're doing something right but it's obviously not marketing.Antoine said:Mazda must be doing something right these days...![]()
they're doing something right but it's obviously not marketing.Antoine said:Mazda must be doing something right these days...![]()
Rawyzf said:That is what I am seeing too. There is a $2k lease rebate, but I don't really want to lease. I think I will probably wait for a some better incentives, like you said. They will probably come out in Sept. I am sure there will be plenty MS6's left on the lot.
sea6speed said:You may want to lease it with the intention of buying it out. Leasing is a much, much better deal than it was several years ago because manufacturers have decided to focus their incentives on the lease market. I'm regretting not looking into a lease after reading this article:
http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/auto/20060508a1.asp
chowhoundMSP said:i have a lease on mine and it is actually $75 less a month then the payment was on my msp! I do plan on buying it out after my 2 years are up.
So this car will be a 6-7 year plan whereas my msp was the a 5 year.
I can live with that! Plus my mountain bike fits in the trunk!
Bu11dogg2 said:one way or another your gonna get screwed by the dealer.
yes, he may offer you 15k for your MSP, Which sounds awesome, but he will in turn jack up the price of the MS6.
Private sale is your best bet.
I couldnt find a dealer willing to budge on the price of the MS6, so I got a Legacy GT.
No regrets so far.
Bu11dogg2 said:Get different Mazda dealers competing against each other. I did that when I bought my Suby and I save $$$$$$$$
Good luck!!!
Newf said:that is exactly what I did. Never mentioned trade, went to various dealers and I got what I was looking for.
MSPBlazinYellow said:I would suggest going to a whole new mazda dealership and see if you find a MS6 there with the same options as the one you have eyed an the other dealer. Try negociating the price with a salesman there making sure you don't even mention a trade in. I guarantee you will get a lower price. That is the trick. Get them down to a price that you want, THEN spring the trade in on them.
It's like bulldog said above. If the dealer knows you plan on trading in they will find a way to make is sound like you are getting a deal, when really you would be paying more.
Rawyzf said:Good Plan, guess I need to talk to that 4th dealership then.
gboromsp said:Man I got ***** I guess. I only got 10k out of my msp when I traded it for an 06 wrx. It had 52k on it, aftermarket wheels and suspension, the rest of the car was put back to stock. And my car was immaculate, it didn't have a door ding, and still shined just like the day I bought it brand new. Oh well, I'm happy with my decision so thats all that matters I guess.