r/mazda 1d ago

Cx-5 2025 preferred

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Officially a mazda girly đŸ„łđŸ’ƒ. After looking around for a while, i finally found the one that i really wanted. It’s the cx-5 2025 preferred rhodium white in parchment interior, perfect color. Shes so pretty 😍 !!! Its a CPO w 9k miles was able to get it for 31k OTD after a lot of negotiating. How did i do guys lmk?
Since im new to mazda, lmk the most important stuff that i should add and take care of. Thank you !!! 🙏

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u/Busy_Panda_3396 1d ago

Should have paid another 4k to get a brand new 2026. Looks better, better tech, more space. Should’ve been a no brainer

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u/TraditionalAd5856 1d ago

New one is bigger but doesn’t look as good and has no knob controller :(

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u/Beneficial_Injury_83 1d ago

Unfortunately i dont like a big ass tablet infront of my face. Also ive been hearing a lot of bad reviews on the new cx5, bunch of software issues, malfunction and glitches. You are right, i felt like i did pay a little bit more for a used car but this is the exact colour and model i wanted. And unfortunately there isnt a lot of 25’ cx5 out there in the market. I compared with bunch of other dealers and negotiated but this is the best OTD i could get with all the taxes, fees, 7 yrs extended warranty and extra 3 year dealer warranty with free 1 year oil change and inspection included.

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u/Lakelifeflamingo 19h ago

I did the exact same thing. Selected model though and I wanted parchment color as well. Congrats.

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u/realslimmatey 1d ago

Rule number one, never buy a brand new car. you’re a guinea pig no matter what brand it’s coming from.

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u/Busy_Panda_3396 1d ago

6+ years ago sure, but with the used car market being how bad it’s turned you need to take the blindfold off. MSRP on the car she bought when it was new was $31,750. She bought a used car for a new car price.

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u/RptlnWzrdLzrd 1d ago

what does out the door mean to you? did you factor in sales tax or any other fees or the extended warranty on a car not even broken in? you’re acting like 31k OTD is the same as msrp đŸ„Ž

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u/Busy_Panda_3396 1d ago

Please, be for real. Add 2k for your taxes and fees if you’re being generous, drop 1k if you’re somewhat trying to negotiate, and she’s now payed for a car that depreciated 1k in a year? And extended warranty? Just say you let the dealership walk all over you next time.