Two offers on Mazda 2021 CX-5

Dealer 1 - Out the door price is $22,500, Mazda financing at 0.9%. I'd probably put an additional $8k down and finance the rest over 48 months, payments around $300/month.

Dealer 2 - Out the door price is $21,500, but I'd have to finance everything at 2.99% over 63 months.

Any suggestions very much appreciated.

Posted May 19, 2021, 8:31 PM UTC

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So the dealer is offering it at the excat same price, as mazda offers the 0.9 financing or a 1k rebate. Id take the higher apr with the rebate and pay it off early.

That price seems low. What dealers are giving 4k+ off of a cx5?

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bunnywinkles•

This. Where are you finding CX-5s this cheap?

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Jsand117•

dont answer these questions before they swoop in and steal it from you /s

LOL

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FuqwonOP•

Deal isn't that good. If I was getting $4k off I wouldn't even be thinking.

Dealer 1 is at $30,250 before trade-in, taxes, etc.

Dealer 2 is at $29,400 before trade-in, taxes, etc.

Both offering same value for trade-in.

This is also for Carbon Edition CX-5. Dealer 1 MSRP is also ~$300 more because of accessory stuff.

I'm outside Boston, so there's like 6 Mazda dealerships within like 40 miles.

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g33kier•

Use a car loan calculator to help you figure out entire price you'll pay.

My suggestion would be to put nothing down on the 0.9% offer. That's almost free money. You could most likely put your $8,000 in some kind of investment that will return a much higher yield.

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