So $2k total das or what?
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2k das. Not a penny more
So basically $500/mo, I know you’re in state that screws you on tax, but doesn’t seem very good for a car with that msrp.
Maybe I should sell them on zero down
Should have mentioned the car includes the $1600 premium pkg
Do one penny more.
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Is that buy rate MF for this month in your zip? I’d double check on Edmunds to confirm.
I’d agree with @joeblogs - roughly $500/month for a $34k car seems really steep. I know it’s pretty much fully loaded that price, but I think you can stretch your dollar further with different brands. Mazdas usually just don’t lease all that well.
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Welp May still look to finance but the deal did just drop to $399 p mo
I like how you’re casually mentioning your lease deal dropped $3600. This is a big deal, and $400 a month on a GT with prem is a good deal - if ZERO down. I’d sign it if that’s the case.
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399 w/2,000 down?
Yes w $2K down but I’m still working on it. And making sure they don’t hide the $$ smwhr else in the deal
How does this thing drive? Not sure I could deal with a naturally aspirated 4 cyl over $400/mo
Lol. Drives great to me. Hugs in on the curves absorbs rough streets quiet. 4 drive modes. Improved 0 to 60. Maybe check auto test reviews for a true eval
I’m in Colorado so I’m biased towards turbos, I also have a problem with normally aspirated 4cyl with payments over $400. But if it works for you great
Trust me; I sell cars.
I had a 2013 CX-5 as this is on the short list to replace my current one. In SoCal I just got a quote - the 2019 CX-5 GT Reserve 36m/45k miles with $2489 down is $370/mo + taxes and drive-off (a bit more than $399 with everything).
Save it for your open mic night at the cellar.
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Ohhh max with da spicy comments