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Q: How much would a 2010 mazda 3 cost monthly?
Lets say the final price of the car is $17,495 no money down trade in for about $3,000 excellent credit I checked on the website and it said around 200 somthing a month. but at the actual dealer will the price go up tremendously ,

A: Eh, you're putting down about 17%. With interest of 6% over 5 years, your monthly payment should be $379.00. (I=PRT) Putting more on a down payment will bring down the monthly payment and you will pay less on interest. If you need a car right away and can finance the car, go ahead. But if you have something now, save to put more on a down payment and save on interest. Look for rebates, college graduate discounts, or fleet car pricing.

Q: Is the 2010 Mazda 3 available yet?
Is the 2010 Mazda 3 available at a Mazda Dealer right now?

A: YES! I went to a dealership today and looked at one! They said that there are very select few dealerships that have them right now. They are in the top five mazda dealers which is why they have them. They got a shipment this past Thursday. I would call your nearest Mazda dealer and see. They should already know when they will be getting some in if they don't already have them. It looks like an awesome car! Going back tomorrow to get one!

Q: Photos of 2010 Mazda 3 hatchback?
Mazda has announced a newly redesigned Mazda 3 as a 2010 model year car, that should be available as a sedan in Spring 2009. They have mentioned a 5 door hatchback version to follow. Any leaked or official photo links would be appreciated. I'm a big fan of the 3. Thanks, Scott

A: hopefully this is what your looking for http://autoworld.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/mazda-3-2010-img_1.jpg

Q: 2010 Mazda 3 vs. 2009 Mazda 3?
Hi There, I am in the market for a new Mazda3. I am having trouble deciding between the 2010 Mazda 3 and the 2009 Mazda 3. Should I go with the 2009 model which has been tried and tested or the brand new 2010. I dont mind the new 2010's styling and fuel economy is a factor for me to consider. I have heard that the 2010 is a bit more fuel efficient than the 2009 model?

A: I may be a bit biased since I prefer the styling of the 2009 over the 2010. But, if it were me, I would probably go with the 2009. Since the 2009 is now considered last years model, there is a greater likelihood that you will be able to find a better deal on one, since no dealer wants to be stuck with an old vehicle on their lot. Also, alot of times the first model year of a refresh can still have a few kinks in it that haven't been worked out yet. Whereas the 2009 has been the same model for a few years, and should be about as solid as it could get. Whichever one you get, I'm sure you will enjoy it. Mazdas are a blast to drive, and this one is no different.

Q: is the 2010 Mazda 3 available at the dealer right now?


A: Yes they are we have them on the lot right now

Q: what do u think about the look and design of the 2010 mazda 3?
i personaly think i dont like it, it looks bigger fatter, higher, bulky! i also think they could have done a better job with carrying the exterior lines on the car across the sides. to me the interior makes me sick! it reminds me of the honda interior which i hate! but thats my opinion!!! what they should have done was make it just a little smaller, thinner, lower, improve the quality of the material used in the interior i personaly loved the 2008 speed3, if they had just given it an upgrade in every which way i would have still been a big fan of mazda and would have bought it hands down! oh and i hate that they made the front look like one big smiley face! but those are all my opinions, what do u think?

A: I have a 2007 Mazda3, and I think that this new one, is OK. I agree, the front is very ugly. But, I reallly like the tail-lights on this one. And the middle (the windows, doors, etc) But i HATE the front. But, I wouldn't run out and buy one, I'm sticking with my 07 M3.

Q: 2009 Mazda 3 or 2010 Mazda 3?
which should I buy which is cheaper and overall better

A: As far as better, they are just the same. Nothing that one has over the other could truly be decisive between the two model years. The one you should get is the one that you really love. You can't see yourself without it. Try the rare and often overlooked behavior that gets overly burdened. What makes you happy? Cheers.

Q: will there be a new redesigned mazdaspeed 3 with the new 2010 model of mazda 3?


A: Yes. With the new 2010 Mazda3 on its way, the next logical question for any gearhead worth his driving shoes is when we'll set our eyes on the next Mazdaspeed version. Well, we have our answer already if the latest batch of spy shots are to be believed. The current Mazdaspeed3, also known as the Mazda3 MPS in Europe and the Mazdaspeed Axela in the Japanese domestic market, is a veritable barn-stormer and Mazda's performance engineers will be eager to follow up with an even hotter version of the new model. This prototype, bearing all the hallmarks of the new 3 coupled with all manner of performance bolt-ons, was spotted lapping the vaunted Nürburgring Nordschleife wearing a bit of camo and a lot of speed. The shots reveal the presence of a big ol' hood scoop, oversized alloys, a full aero kit and dual exhaust. Of course, the next question is what engine will be crammed under that gaping bonnet vent, with some suggesting a revamped version of the current model's direct-inject 2.3-liter turbo four and others the Volvo-derived 2.5-liter five-cylinder turbo slated to crank out 300 hp in the new Euro-only Ford Focus RS. Tantalizing options, both, but we'll just have to wait and see what the Zoom-Zoom crew have in store for us.

Q: Why is Mazda putting these odd looking?
fronts on their cars? Like the 2010 Mazda 3 looks like it has a smile across the front. Just as the 2010 CX-7 does

A: While I am not impressed with the grill area of most new cars, I would rather have a smiling car then a frowning one. I mean if you think the Mazda looks odd being happy, isn't it still better to look at then one that looks like it is mad? Which is the way most of the newer cars look to me.

Q: will mazda release a 2010 version of the mazdaspeed 3?


A: Yes. It will be a completely new design with 300HP. It will be quicker, faster, and more aerodynamic, but it does not look as good. http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=2010+mazdaspeed+3&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8

Q: If you were given 3 choices for an SUV, which one would you pick ?
If you were given 3 choices between Honda Pilot, Mazda CX-9 and Mercedes 2010 GLK, which one would you pick ? If safety is your no 1 propriority and 2nd a good motor engine ?

A: It depends on your priorities. The GLK is by far the smallest and the most expensive of these vehicles. It does, however, provide the best status and from the reviews I have read, it is a great vehicle. You do, however, always have to wonder about the reliability of Mercedes in the USA. Although it has been better of late, I would still wait a year to see how the GLK plays out. The Smart choice is the Honda Pilot. It isn't flashy, but reliability and quality is solid and this truck will last you 10+ years if you need to. If you have a big family and need 3 comfortable rows of seats, the CX-9 is a great choice. If you are single or have a family of 4 or less, I think it is a little overkill. Overall, the best buy of these 3 is the Pilot. If money is no object and you don't need a lot of room, the Mercedes will get you the most looks and the best driving experience.

Q: WHEN can I buy this car?!?
2010 Mazda 3? It looks so much better than the last mazda 3

A: sometime next year. Probably next summer-ish?

Q: Wil my 2001 Mazda Tribute blow up driving from PA to FL this summer?
I have a 2001 Mazda Tribute with about 66000 miles on it. It is in good shape is fully function. I do have a warranty on it until 2010. I was planning a trip to florida with the 2 kids (12 and 14). There are a couple of places that I would like to stop like the Biltmore Estate in NC. I am just a little nervous about driving an 8 year old car that far. I could book a flight to FL for about $450 + FEES and then rent a car for another 300-400, but I like roadtrips. It is about an 18 hour/ 1000 mile drive from where I am at (mostly on I-95). I did drive it to Chicago (12.5 hour 750 mile) last year and back without problems. It gets good gas mileage too at 27mpg (for an SUV). I figure that once I factor in getting to the airport, waiting for take off, departing to the hotel, the 3 hour trip will be 5-6 anyways compared to just hopping in the car and going, but I won't have to worry about losing luggage. I would start around 8pm on a Thursday night if that makes any difference heat wise

A: I would definitely do it! I went to the University of Florida and I lived up in North Potomac, Maryland. So, I would drive every summer (in AUGUST) back to Gainesville from Maryland and it was an easy drive. It is a straight shot, no hills/mountains, etc...so I don't forsee anything being a problem. And, this was in a 2002 Ford Escape (similar car). So I think you will be good :) Just take it easy...don't go flying down the highway you know.