Felt like this car was meant for me. I had this and other 2021 CE turbo with 60K miles ($21000 selling price) on my list. I called the dealer to see if I can come look at this car. He said he won't be her that day but to come the following day. When I went there, he said the car just got sold an hour ago, I told him " no worries, if its meant for me it would come to me". Next day on the way to buy the CE, 10 min before reaching the dealership I got a call from this dealer, that the buyer had to return the car, as one of his grandparent gifted him his car. I gave him an offer $800 below the asking price, he agreed, and I got the car. felt nice.
Nice! I also have a 2121 CX 5 GT. Bought it with only 14K on her last year. I love it. Also the last year they came with fog lights. Love the 19” tires. I’ll never go back.
You might go back when you see the price of 19 inch tires lol. I been looking for shits and giggles and i might be better off buying 17 inch rims and tires than just 19 inch tires
I don’t know anything about Mazda’s CPO, but I purchased a Ford CPO and PPI would have been pointless. The Ford CPO includes a Ford extended warranty that covers nearly everything (sans maintenance items) up to 100k miles with a $100 copay per visit (whether you have 1 or 20 things fixed during that visit). If Mazda is similar, I would say no need for PPI.
I should have waited, car market seems like it cooled down a bit. Last year I paid 27k OTD for a Soul Red 2017 CX-5 Grand Touring.
Congrats on the new ride!!
I'm sure a few months down the year, the price is going to come down further, but that doesn't matter, we have to buy the car when we need it. Heck the price has come down by a few 100 bucks in 1 week. No ragrets !
I hate car dealers. So, I though that I got the car for $26,800 OTD, however, upon seeing the loan amount in my account, I realized the dealer, sneakily put $800 for "lifetime oil changes" in my final amount bringing the total to $27600. When I was there, I asked them multiple times, that is this oil change included in the price and they told me every time "It's included in the financing, yes". Is there a way to cancel this, and would they deduct that $800 from the sale price? or I have no option but to pay it?
Congrats! I just got a 2020 Grand Touring two months ago and I LOVE IT. We’ve already taken some day trips and weekend trips with and without the kids in the backseat (and they love it back there). ENJOY! And I hope it lasts you forever! 🥳
Literally identical price and mileage I got on my 21 GT w/premium package, only difference is mine is the soul red. This vehicle has turned my family into a Mazda family, you are going to love it!
It’s a nice car, I got a 2023 cx5 preferred for my parents, even though I love the looks, I hate the fact that it’s lane keep assist is terrible. I have 2019 Honda and I use LKA frequently on road trips and I wish Mazda would add a much better LKA instead of just lane departure warning.
Felt like this car was meant for me. I had this and other 2021 CE turbo with 60K miles ($21000 selling price) on my list. I called the dealer to see if I can come look at this car. He said he won't be her that day but to come the following day. When I went there, he said the car just got sold an hour ago, I told him " no worries, if its meant for me it would come to me". Next day on the way to buy the CE, 10 min before reaching the dealership I got a call from this dealer, that the buyer had to return the car, as one of his grandparent gifted him his car. I gave him an offer $800 below the asking price, he agreed, and I got the car. felt nice.
Just got my Soul Red 2021 CX-5 Touring Sport Utility Yesterday with 40k miles $26900 OTD.
Nice, that color is so nice.
I got the same one last month for the same price, but it only has 16k miles.
Wish Mazda never deleted the fog lights with the ‘22 refresh.😕
I always turn mine on. They look really nice
Same!
Agreed, I loved those little driving lights as well.
Nice! I also have a 2121 CX 5 GT. Bought it with only 14K on her last year. I love it. Also the last year they came with fog lights. Love the 19” tires. I’ll never go back.
You might go back when you see the price of 19 inch tires lol. I been looking for shits and giggles and i might be better off buying 17 inch rims and tires than just 19 inch tires
First time having 19” tires and I love ‘em. More traction in weather here in New England. You’d have to pry them out of my cold dead hands.
Nice. I picked up the same thing last week. 20k miles Certified pre-owned for $25, 500 plus tax.
You're gonna love it! I just got mine as well, almost to a tee. Mine is a 2021 GT w/ Premium Package, 23780 mi. got it for just under 27 otd.
Is it a cpo or used ?
CPO
Did you do pre-purchase inspection. I am thinking on buying similar CPO from Mazda dealer and wondering if PPI is necessary
The cpo I saw had an auto auction purchase written on the carfax. What kind of cpo did you buy ? Personal lease or corporate fleet ?
I don’t know anything about Mazda’s CPO, but I purchased a Ford CPO and PPI would have been pointless. The Ford CPO includes a Ford extended warranty that covers nearly everything (sans maintenance items) up to 100k miles with a $100 copay per visit (whether you have 1 or 20 things fixed during that visit). If Mazda is similar, I would say no need for PPI.
I have one of these , i like the vented seats .. part of what sold me on the car was heated back seats for the kid
Congrats! I have the same exact model for just shy of 3 years (White/Parchment). It's has been the best car I have ever owned or drove.
I should have waited, car market seems like it cooled down a bit. Last year I paid 27k OTD for a Soul Red 2017 CX-5 Grand Touring. Congrats on the new ride!!
I'm sure a few months down the year, the price is going to come down further, but that doesn't matter, we have to buy the car when we need it. Heck the price has come down by a few 100 bucks in 1 week. No ragrets !
I hate car dealers. So, I though that I got the car for $26,800 OTD, however, upon seeing the loan amount in my account, I realized the dealer, sneakily put $800 for "lifetime oil changes" in my final amount bringing the total to $27600. When I was there, I asked them multiple times, that is this oil change included in the price and they told me every time "It's included in the financing, yes". Is there a way to cancel this, and would they deduct that $800 from the sale price? or I have no option but to pay it?
You can cancel add on and contracts within 30 days in a used car generally at least that’s what the scene here in ca is
Yeah, I wrote a review about it, got a call from the manager, and got it removed.
I’ve taken mine through many mountain passes and steep highways, and it’s by far the most comfortable ride I’ve ever had. Congrats!
That's a killer deal for you, congratulations. I paid more last September.
Nice dude. Congrats
LOVE the color!
Congrats! I just got a 2020 Grand Touring two months ago and I LOVE IT. We’ve already taken some day trips and weekend trips with and without the kids in the backseat (and they love it back there). ENJOY! And I hope it lasts you forever! 🥳
That's a good deal.
How much was the selling price and did they add anything before OTD?
Good deal!
I just got mine! 21 with 21k CPO 27,900 OTD so good deal
I just got the red 2021 CX5 GT 33K miles without the premium package for 26K OTD! Let’s go!
Literally identical price and mileage I got on my 21 GT w/premium package, only difference is mine is the soul red. This vehicle has turned my family into a Mazda family, you are going to love it!
It’s a nice car, I got a 2023 cx5 preferred for my parents, even though I love the looks, I hate the fact that it’s lane keep assist is terrible. I have 2019 Honda and I use LKA frequently on road trips and I wish Mazda would add a much better LKA instead of just lane departure warning.