Although we do our best to make shopping for new Mazda cars as easy and transparent as possible at Cook Mazda, there is still some potential for confusion. Case in point: what does each car cost, and where does that price come from? Let’s take a closer look.
Nearly every new car sold has a Monroney sticker in the window containing vehicle specifications, emissions data, disclosures, and four prices listed:
Since the sticker price is the bottom line from a buyer’s perspective, let’s look at where that number comes from. Much of it is simple supply and demand, which can vary locally for specific models or trims. Furthermore, a dealership may also add options based on demand and past sales patterns, so a car sold here in Maryland may be equipped with options that a dealership in Texas wouldn’t bother with.
You don’t want to leave those out of your back-of-the-envelope math. As you budget for your Mazda CX-30, don’t forget document fees, destination charges, the APR on your Mazda financing, and other things are part of the equation. If you don’t understand any of these, ask — we will take as much time as you need to make sure everything makes sense.
Not exactly. Mazda offers, special programs, your vehicle trade-in, and lease-end incentives each have a bearing on what you pay for your vehicle or your lease price from month to month. Your Mazda dealer will help you maximize every available opportunity.
Countless car-buyers and lessees trust Cook Mazda for our knowledge and commitment to transparency. If you’re car shopping, don’t just treat yourself to an exciting car. Treat yourself to a memorable dealership experience.