I was talking to a friend of mine about all the plant closures from car companies and it got me wondering about how that will affect dealerships domestically with their inventory. Has anyone looked recently seen more flexibility on Mazda prices below MSRP? Given that dealership traffic is likely down?
Is anyone seeing dealers with deals during COVID-19?
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I haven't heard first-hand, but I would have to imagine they are going to be at least a little more flexible on price. (I literally bought mine just before everything hit the fan... I've never been good with timing. lol)
Two things for sure is the interest rates have been lowered and the loyalty credit has been increased. In the US they used to offer 1.9% financing but now they're offering 0.9%. They doubled the Mazda loyalty credit from $750 up to $1500.
Two things for sure is the interest rates have been lowered and the loyalty credit has been increased. In the US they used to offer 1.9% financing but now they're offering 0.9%. They doubled the Mazda loyalty credit from $750 up to $1500.
That's some crazy timing haha. Since you just got your CX-30 you might be able to get a payment deferral because of Coronavirus.
Mazda is offering new customers payment deferral option
Mazda has announced that they are launching Mazda Financial Services (provided by Toyota Motor Credit Corporation) and that they are offering a payment deferral option to help people affected by Coronavirus. MFS will offer a payment deferral program for up to 90 days on new and Certified Used...
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That's great @dctokyo! Roughly how much under MSRP did you pay?
Around $1,700 under
That's a really good deal. Nicely done!
I have been in the market for a Premium AWD model since February before the shutdowns began but didnt pull the trigger since there was no stock on Premium models of the color combo my wife wanted, then pandemic crisis hit and we put off our purchase.
Just reconvened the quoting process and despite all the new Mazda promos (0% APR!) and incentives, the dealers we emailed really haven’t been budging much on prices from before the lockdown.
My most recent quote in Chicago suburbs for a Premium AWD in Deep Blue Mica has been as follows:
Sale Price $28,250
Destination 1,100
Sub-Total 29,350
Doc fee 300
Sub-Total 29,650
Sales Tax $2,151
County Tax 15
License Registration 326
Total $32,142
Mazda Loyalty 1,500
APR Customer Cash 500
OTD $30,142
Awaiting responses from other dealers if they can beat this at the moment. Planning to go with 0% APR promo if we pull the trigger
Just reconvened the quoting process and despite all the new Mazda promos (0% APR!) and incentives, the dealers we emailed really haven’t been budging much on prices from before the lockdown.
My most recent quote in Chicago suburbs for a Premium AWD in Deep Blue Mica has been as follows:
Sale Price $28,250
Destination 1,100
Sub-Total 29,350
Doc fee 300
Sub-Total 29,650
Sales Tax $2,151
County Tax 15
License Registration 326
Total $32,142
Mazda Loyalty 1,500
APR Customer Cash 500
OTD $30,142
Awaiting responses from other dealers if they can beat this at the moment. Planning to go with 0% APR promo if we pull the trigger
Hey @CX5_Aces, that's the offer for 0% APR for 60 months right?
Proud owner today of a Premium AWD CX-30 in Deep Crystal Blue Mica!
MSRP $30,700
Sale Price $27,097 (includes $1,500 Mazda Loyalty, $500 APR cash)
Doc Fee $300
Electronic Filing $25
7% Sales Tax $2,059.54
New Plates $301
OTD $29,782.54
0% APR for 60 months, first payment due in August and 1 free oil change.
After a terrible experience with a salesman in Chicagoland where my family was cursed out of the dealership during negotiations in Schaumburg we ended up getting a sweet deal that we are proud of in Downers Grove <—- highly recommend!
Overall I contacted 9 dealerships, since late February when we began our search. Quotes were all very similar initially. Only until a few days ago did we see more dealers trying to be more aggressive in pricing.
Luck was on our side that the Premium Deep Crystal Blues were unavailable when we started the search, saved us a few grand with extra incentives and Pandemic pressure on dealers
MSRP $30,700
Sale Price $27,097 (includes $1,500 Mazda Loyalty, $500 APR cash)
Doc Fee $300
Electronic Filing $25
7% Sales Tax $2,059.54
New Plates $301
OTD $29,782.54
0% APR for 60 months, first payment due in August and 1 free oil change.
After a terrible experience with a salesman in Chicagoland where my family was cursed out of the dealership during negotiations in Schaumburg we ended up getting a sweet deal that we are proud of in Downers Grove <—- highly recommend!
Overall I contacted 9 dealerships, since late February when we began our search. Quotes were all very similar initially. Only until a few days ago did we see more dealers trying to be more aggressive in pricing.
Luck was on our side that the Premium Deep Crystal Blues were unavailable when we started the search, saved us a few grand with extra incentives and Pandemic pressure on dealers
In Australia the RRP for top level AWD is $48212 drive away since covid and end of financial year coming up end of June for Australia l picked mine up for $43495 AUD drive away
Congrats on getting your CX-30 @CX5_Aces! The Crystal Blue looks sweet. Sorry to hear about you getting cursed out at another dealer. IF you don't mind me asking, what happened?
Everything Mazda has been doing seems to be working because they had a huge bounce back in sales for May compared to last year.
Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total May sales of 24,933 vehicles, a decrease of 1.0 percent compared to May 2019. Year-to-date sales totaled 103,543 vehicles, a decrease of 10.5 percent. With 26 selling days in May, compared to 26 the year prior, the company posted a decrease of 1.0 percent on a Daily Selling Rate (DSR) basis.
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Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total May sales of 24,933 vehicles, a decrease of 1.0 percent compared to May 2019. Year-to-date sales totaled 103,543 vehicles, a decrease of 10.5 percent. With 26 selling days in May, compared to 26 the year prior, the company posted a decrease of 1.0 percent on a Daily Selling Rate (DSR) basis.
Mazda Reports May Sales Results
IRVINE, Calif. (June 2, 2020) – Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today reported total May sales of 24,933 vehicles, a decrease of 1.0 percent compared to May 2019. Year-to-date sales...
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