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Anyone have a friend in Japan? :wink:
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OUCH!!! i was lying on the floor!! grrr...
Okay;
I guess I'll be the first to share my purchase.
I have a down payment with a vehicle to trade in on a MAZDA3 SPORT GT(Canada). The color combination is TITANIUM(outside) with the BLACK/BLUE(interior AKA BP5). Of course I will have my Company logos placed throughout the car which is sure to get many looks. That is one thing that I am thankful in having.... a WICKED logo.
One thing that really upset me while at the Dealer and looking over the color options, is that in Canada the only leather color available is Black. I have seen the tan leather in the US models and it sure gives an extra touch of class to the car. Oh well...I guess we can't have everything.
Oh. I have ordered the car with the automatic and sunroof. I intend to also get the two-tone steering wheel (Black/Blue) and that should be pretty much it.
The car was ordered thru Signature Mazda in Richmond, B.C. So far I have no complaints with the Dealership.
I have also not been able to receive a "proper" comfirmation as when the vehicle will be arriving. It seems as though the Dealership is keeping tight lipped about the arrival of the MAZDA3. Makes sense since I imagine MAZDA is working very hard at getting rid of the Protege inventory.
If you should have any questions please feel free to ask.
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I guess I'll be the first to share my purchase.
I have a down payment with a vehicle to trade in on a MAZDA3 SPORT GT(Canada). The color combination is TITANIUM(outside) with the BLACK/BLUE(interior AKA BP5). Of course I will have my Company logos placed throughout the car which is sure to get many looks. That is one thing that I am thankful in having.... a WICKED logo.
One thing that really upset me while at the Dealer and looking over the color options, is that in Canada the only leather color available is Black. I have seen the tan leather in the US models and it sure gives an extra touch of class to the car. Oh well...I guess we can't have everything.
Oh. I have ordered the car with the automatic and sunroof. I intend to also get the two-tone steering wheel (Black/Blue) and that should be pretty much it.
The car was ordered thru Signature Mazda in Richmond, B.C. So far I have no complaints with the Dealership.
I have also not been able to receive a "proper" comfirmation as when the vehicle will be arriving. It seems as though the Dealership is keeping tight lipped about the arrival of the MAZDA3. Makes sense since I imagine MAZDA is working very hard at getting rid of the Protege inventory.
If you should have any questions please feel free to ask.
Defy
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They can't... sometimes I forge tto disallow it on specific forums.
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I'll get around to disallowing it later today. Gotta run right now.
Kazbeden wrote....
I have spent plenty of time doing research on this particular vehicle (MAZDA3 SPORT) and can honestly say that I believe that it will make a worthy purchase. I have been keeping up to date with several European magazines and I have found, and know (being from Europe myself) that if in Europe a car gets glowing reviews it usually means that the car IS that good. I really do not like to put too much emphasis on the American magazines such as Road & Track, Car & Driver and....you get the idea, because I do not like their testing and judging criterias. Too American with no skill set. Not to offend anyone.
I can also say this because in Europe there is A LOT MORE competition when it comes to vehicles. Case in point when they do comparos they usually would use the MAZDA3 SPORT with the RENAULT MEGANE, PEUGEOT 206, ALFA ROMEO 146, AUDI A3 and so on and so on which makes for a better testing environment. Not only that but in Europe the Toyota Corollas, Honda Civics are all together different from the "garbage" they sell here. They are sportier, interiors are more "done up" and they also come in Diesels.
The general consensus we have, and still exists, in Europe is that you can pretty much sell anything to the North Americans and they will buy it with no questions asked. Not so in Europe and Asia where I have also lived. There the product HAS TO BE THE BEST or they just won't sell.
Oops sorry I got carried away.
Defy
Well; this depends on whether the person is willing, and can, take a chance.
I have spent plenty of time doing research on this particular vehicle (MAZDA3 SPORT) and can honestly say that I believe that it will make a worthy purchase. I have been keeping up to date with several European magazines and I have found, and know (being from Europe myself) that if in Europe a car gets glowing reviews it usually means that the car IS that good. I really do not like to put too much emphasis on the American magazines such as Road & Track, Car & Driver and....you get the idea, because I do not like their testing and judging criterias. Too American with no skill set. Not to offend anyone.
I can also say this because in Europe there is A LOT MORE competition when it comes to vehicles. Case in point when they do comparos they usually would use the MAZDA3 SPORT with the RENAULT MEGANE, PEUGEOT 206, ALFA ROMEO 146, AUDI A3 and so on and so on which makes for a better testing environment. Not only that but in Europe the Toyota Corollas, Honda Civics are all together different from the "garbage" they sell here. They are sportier, interiors are more "done up" and they also come in Diesels.
The general consensus we have, and still exists, in Europe is that you can pretty much sell anything to the North Americans and they will buy it with no questions asked. Not so in Europe and Asia where I have also lived. There the product HAS TO BE THE BEST or they just won't sell.
Oops sorry I got carried away.
Defy
DEFY: "The general consensus we have, and still exists, in Europe is that you can pretty much sell anything to the North Americans and they will buy it with no questions asked. Not so in Europe and Asia where I have also lived. There the product HAS TO BE THE BEST or they just won't sell."
Yep! I'm 100% with you. The Cavalier is the type of crap that people here buy but that would not fly in Europe.
Where from in Europe? I was born in Romania and came to Canada in 91.
Yep! I'm 100% with you. The Cavalier is the type of crap that people here buy but that would not fly in Europe.
Where from in Europe? I was born in Romania and came to Canada in 91.
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If it was cheap enough, people would buy it.dinu01 said:
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