2017 Mazda Mazda3 Lease Deals and Prices

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cybercar

Hello,
may I please have November money factor and residual for a
2017 Mazda 3 grand touring hatch
36 & 39 mo /12k

thanks!

Michaell

cybercar said:

Hello,
may I please have November money factor and residual for a
2017 Mazda 3 grand touring hatch
36 & 39 mo /12k

thanks!

Automatic or stick shift?

cybercar

Michaell said:

Hello,
may I please have November money factor and residual for a
2017 Mazda 3 grand touring hatch
36 & 39 mo /12k

thanks!

Automatic or stick shift?

Sorry about that I should have specified automatic.
thanks!

Michaell

cybercar said:

Michaell said:

cybercar said:

Hello,
may I please have November money factor and residual for a
2017 Mazda 3 grand touring hatch
36 & 39 mo /12k

thanks!

Automatic or stick shift?

Sorry about that I should have specified automatic.
thanks!

36/12 - 55% and .00014
39/12 - 55% and .00006

cybercar

Michaell said:

cybercar said:

Michaell said:

cybercar said:

Hello,
may I please have November money factor and residual for a
2017 Mazda 3 grand touring hatch
36 & 39 mo /12k

thanks!

Automatic or stick shift?

Sorry about that I should have specified automatic.
thanks!

36/12 - 55% and .00014
39/12 - 55% and .00006

Thank you sir! Happy owner of a 2017 Mazda 3 GT. Those numbers you provided did the trick

Michaell

cybercar said:

Michaell said:

cybercar said:

Michaell said:

cybercar said:

Hello,
may I please have November money factor and residual for a
2017 Mazda 3 grand touring hatch
36 & 39 mo /12k

thanks!

Automatic or stick shift?

Sorry about that I should have specified automatic.
thanks!

36/12 - 55% and .00014
39/12 - 55% and .00006

Thank you sir! Happy owner of a 2017 Mazda 3 GT. Those numbers you provided did the trick

Congrats! Care to share your deal details with us?

loesmurfe

Can i have the numbers for a 2017 Mazda 3 Sedan Touring AT? 36 and 39 mo (15K).

Thank you very much!

kyfdx

loesmurfe said:

Can i have the numbers for a 2017 Mazda 3 Sedan Touring AT? 36 and 39 mo (15K).

Thank you very much!

.00006 MF and 52% residual for 36/15
.00005 MF and 52% residual for 39/15

pseichler

2017 Mazda 3 MT hatch in WI 36/10 please.

Thanks!

pseichler

Sorry, Touring and Sport. Also, any lease cash yet?

Thanks!

pseichler

Haha, sorry again, just realized the 39 month numbers are looking better so far and would appreciate those as well.

kyfdx

pseichler said:

Sorry, Touring and Sport. Also, any lease cash yet?

Thanks!

.00006 MF and 51%/54% residual for Sport/Touring for 39/10.

No lease cash.

keithie

Hi I am looking for the best lease deal on a 2016/2017 I Sport Automatic Sedan 36 month or 39 month. 12k miles annually. Also are these figures being provided the lowest figures a Mazda dealership are allowed to take? My apologies if these come across as newbie questions.

Michaell

keithie said:

Hi I am looking for the best lease deal on a 2016/2017 I Sport Automatic Sedan 36 month or 39 month. 12k miles annually. Also are these figures being provided the lowest figures a Mazda dealership are allowed to take? My apologies if these come across as newbie questions.

2017
36/12 - 53% and .00006
39/12 - 51% and .00005

2016 discussion is here:

http://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/36570/mazda/mazda3/2016-mazda3-lease-questions#latest

The residual is set by the bank and cannot be modified by the dealer. The MF is for top tier credit; dealer can mark it up for extra profit.

keithie

Michaell said:

keithie said:

Hi I am looking for the best lease deal on a 2016/2017 I Sport Automatic Sedan 36 month or 39 month. 12k miles annually. Also are these figures being provided the lowest figures a Mazda dealership are allowed to take? My apologies if these come across as newbie questions.

2017
36/12 - 53% and .00006
39/12 - 51% and .00005

2016 discussion is here:

http://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/36570/mazda/mazda3/2016-mazda3-lease-questions#latest

The residual is set by the bank and cannot be modified by the dealer. The MF is for top tier credit; dealer can mark it up for extra profit.

Thanks for the reply.

jman516

Hello, looking for December RV and MF for 2017 Mazda3 4-door Automatic in 36/10 and 36/12? Thank you.

Michaell

jman516 said:

Hello, looking for December RV and MF for 2017 Mazda3 4-door Automatic in 36/10 and 36/12? Thank you.

Trim level?

Engine size?

jman516

Michaell said:

jman516 said:

Hello, looking for December RV and MF for 2017 Mazda3 4-door Automatic in 36/10 and 36/12? Thank you.

Trim level?

Engine size?

Grand Touring 2.5L

Michaell

jman516 said:

Michaell said:

jman516 said:

Hello, looking for December RV and MF for 2017 Mazda3 4-door Automatic in 36/10 and 36/12? Thank you.

Trim level?

Engine size?

Grand Touring 2.5L

57% or 56% and .00006

benji123

Michaell said:

jman516 said:

Michaell said:

jman516 said:

Hello, looking for December RV and MF for 2017 Mazda3 4-door Automatic in 36/10 and 36/12? Thank you.

Trim level?

Engine size?

Grand Touring 2.5L

57% or 56% and .00006

Hi. May I please have MF and Residual for a 36/10 lease of the following>

Touring 2.5 Auto Hatch
GT Auto Hatch

I'm in Southern California

kyfdx

benji123 said:

Hi. May I please have MF and Residual for a 36/10 lease of the following>

Touring 2.5 Auto Hatch
GT Auto Hatch

I'm in Southern California

39/10 (that's the best term)

Touring: .00006 MF and 55% residual
GT: .00006 MF and 56% residual

saymyname_heis

Can I please get the MF/Residual in NEW YORK for:
Mazda 3
automatic
sedan
39k miles/12 mo
36k miles/12 mo
Sport/Touring

Also, what do you suggest the best deal would be for the above, 39k/12mo, 39k/10mo, 36k/12mo, 36k/10mo?

saymyname_heis

saymyname_heis said:

Can I please get the MF/Residual in NEW YORK for:
Mazda 3
automatic
sedan
39mo/12k
36mo/12k
Sport/Touring

Also, what do you suggest the best option would be for the above, 39m/12k, 39m/10k, 36m/12k, 36m/10k?

Michaell

saymyname_heis said:

saymyname_heis said:

Can I please get the MF/Residual in NEW YORK for:
Mazda 3
automatic
sedan
39mo/12k
36mo/12k
Sport/Touring

Also, what do you suggest the best option would be for the above, 39m/12k, 39m/10k, 36m/12k, 36m/10k?

36/12
Sport - 53% and .00006
Touring - 54% and .00006

39/12
Sport - 51% and .00005
Touring - 54% and .00005

Add 1% for 10K

39/12 on the Touring seems to be the best value.

radicalforce1

Hi, Can I please get the MF and residual for Mazda 3 Touring Auto Hatchback 24 mo/10K? Also any lease incentives? Thanks and happy holidays!

kyfdx

radicalforce1 said:

Hi, Can I please get the MF and residual for Mazda 3 Touring Auto Hatchback 24 mo/10K? Also any lease incentives? Thanks and happy holidays!

2.0 or 2.5?

radicalforce1

2.0. Thanks

Michaell

radicalforce1 said:

Hi, Can I please get the MF and residual for Mazda 3 Touring Auto Hatchback 24 mo/10K? Also any lease incentives? Thanks and happy holidays!

radicalforce1 said:

2.0. Thanks

.00014 and 60%

pseichler

Looking for numbers on a touring manual hatchback in WI. 36 and 39 months for 12k.

Many thanks!
Peter

kyfdx

pseichler said:

Looking for numbers on a touring manual hatchback in WI. 36 and 39 months for 12k.

Many thanks!
Peter

.00014 MF and 54% residual
.00006 MF and 53% residual

mlechat

Hi there,

Would appreciate the current money factor and residual for the 2017 Mazda3 Sport Sedan:
- automatic, 2.0L
- Southern California (LA area)
- 36 month/12K mile lease

Also found a few dealers offering $1000 off leftover 2016 models, so also looking at the Mazda3 i Touring Sedan (MSRP $23,030) and Hatchback (MSRP $23,730), both automatic (2.0L engine) with the popular equipment package (Bose stereo w/ CD player).

Asked for those MF/residuals on the 2016 thread, but would also love to know how you feel the deals on the 2016 vs. 2017 should compare at this point in the 2016's cycle?

Any advice for negotiating a great deal on one of the few models left from the previous year during the last week of the year?

Read on leasehackr.com that a stellar lease deal with residual over 55% and a highly motivated dealer can yield a monthly payment of around 0.5-0.8% of the MSRP … is that the goal in any case? Is it more likely on the 2016 now that they're almost gone?

Thanks so much!

Michaell

mlechat said:

Hi there,

Would appreciate the current money factor and residual for the 2017 Mazda3 Sport Sedan:
- automatic, 2.0L
- Southern California (LA area)
- 36 month/12K mile lease

Also found a few dealers offering $1000 off leftover 2016 models, so also looking at the Mazda3 i Touring Sedan (MSRP $23,030) and Hatchback (MSRP $23,730), both automatic (2.0L engine) with the popular equipment package (Bose stereo w/ CD player).

Asked for those MF/residuals on the 2016 thread, but would also love to know how you feel the deals on the 2016 vs. 2017 should compare at this point in the 2016's cycle?

Any advice for negotiating a great deal on one of the few models left from the previous year during the last week of the year?

Read on leasehackr.com that a stellar lease deal with residual over 55% and a highly motivated dealer can yield a monthly payment of around 0.5-0.8% of the MSRP … is that the goal in any case? Is it more likely on the 2016 now that they're almost gone?

Thanks so much!

53% and .00006

2016 inventory is probably shrinking, so if you want a deal, this is the week to score it. Dealers are motivated.

Any substantial differences between the model years?

Not sure you can score that great of a lease deal on any car (.5% on a $20K car is $100/mo - really?)

mlechat

Michaell said:

Hi there, Would appreciate the current money factor and residual for the 2017 Mazda3 Sport Sedan: - automatic, 2.0L - Southern California (LA area) - 36 month/12K mile lease Also found a few dealers offering $1000 off leftover 2016 models, so also looking at the Mazda3 i Touring Sedan (MSRP $23,030) and Hatchback (MSRP $23,730), both automatic (2.0L engine) with the popular equipment package (Bose stereo w/ CD player). Asked for those MF/residuals on the 2016 thread, but would also love to know how you feel the deals on the 2016 vs. 2017 should compare at this point in the 2016's cycle? Any advice for negotiating a great deal on one of the few models left from the previous year during the last week of the year? Read on leasehackr.com that a stellar lease deal with residual over 55% and a highly motivated dealer can yield a monthly payment of around 0.5-0.8% of the MSRP … is that the goal in any case? Is it more likely on the 2016 now that they're almost gone? Thanks so much!

53% and .00006 2016 inventory is probably shrinking, so if you want a deal, this is the week to score it. Dealers are motivated. Any substantial differences between the model years? Not sure you can score that great of a lease deal on any car (.5% on a $20K car is $100/mo - really?)

Thanks so much.

Yes, I thought that sounded incredibly low, too.  It may have been part of a thread on a BMW lease deal, so maybe that makes more sense when you have a high MSRP, get a motivated dealer to knock $10K off the price, and put down a few grand in multiple security deposits (as that person had done to get to $315/month).

2016 was the model redesign, with a light refresh for 2017.  The Bose surround stereo upgrade (popular package) includes a CD player on the 2016 i Touring (which my wife prefers as she has a lot of rare albums not on streaming services and doesn't want to move them all to her phone or cloud) and the moonroof is standard at that level (must be added with the popular package on 2017s).

How low do you think we can get a dealer to go on a 2016 if they have a handful or even just 1-2 left to clear out?  Should we be aiming for a certain percentage of MSRP on the final price to make it low enough to compensate for the lower residual and higher money factor?

Thanks again and happy almost new year!

Michaell

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Hi there,

Would appreciate the current money factor and residual for the 2017 Mazda3 Sport Sedan:
- automatic, 2.0L
- Southern California (LA area)
- 36 month/12K mile lease

Also found a few dealers offering $1000 off leftover 2016 models, so also looking at the Mazda3 i Touring Sedan (MSRP $23,030) and Hatchback (MSRP $23,730), both automatic (2.0L engine) with the popular equipment package (Bose stereo w/ CD player).

Asked for those MF/residuals on the 2016 thread, but would also love to know how you feel the deals on the 2016 vs. 2017 should compare at this point in the 2016's cycle?

Any advice for negotiating a great deal on one of the few models left from the previous year during the last week of the year?

Read on leasehackr.com that a stellar lease deal with residual over 55% and a highly motivated dealer can yield a monthly payment of around 0.5-0.8% of the MSRP … is that the goal in any case? Is it more likely on the 2016 now that they're almost gone?

Thanks so much!

53% and .00006

2016 inventory is probably shrinking, so if you want a deal, this is the week to score it. Dealers are motivated.

Any substantial differences between the model years?

Not sure you can score that great of a lease deal on any car (.5% on a $20K car is $100/mo - really?)

Thanks so much.

Yes, I thought that sounded incredibly low, too.  It may have been part of a thread on a BMW lease deal, so maybe that makes more sense when you have a high MSRP, get a motivated dealer to knock $10K off the price, and put down a few grand in multiple security deposits (as that person had done to get to $315/month).

2016 was the model redesign, with a light refresh for 2017.  The Bose surround stereo upgrade (popular package) includes a CD player on the 2016 i Touring (which my wife prefers as she has a lot of rare albums not on streaming services and doesn't want to move them all to her phone or cloud) and the moonroof is standard at that level (must be added with the popular package on 2017s).

How low do you think we can get a dealer to go on a 2016 if they have a handful or even just 1-2 left to clear out?  Should we be aiming for a certain percentage of MSRP on the final price to make it low enough to compensate for the lower residual and higher money factor?

Thanks again and happy almost new year!

We don't track pricing - use the 'make / model / year' pull downs at the top of the page to link to the price tools.

Sounds to me like the 2016 is the preferred model year, based on your description.

Alan Zarnegar

Hello,

Can I please get the 36/12 and 39/12 numbers for the 2017 Mazda3 hatchback with Grand Touring configuration and automatic transmission in CA? Any difference between FWD and AWD?

Thank you!

Michaell

alannigelz said:

Hello,

Can I please get the 36/12 and 39/12 numbers for the 2017 Mazda3 hatchback with Grand Touring configuration and automatic transmission in CA? Any difference between FWD and AWD?

Thank you!

36/12 - 55% and .00014
39/12 - 55% and .00006

Mazda does not make an AWD 3.

mlechat

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Hi there,

Would appreciate the current money factor and residual for the 2017 Mazda3 Sport Sedan:
- automatic, 2.0L
- Southern California (LA area)
- 36 month/12K mile lease

Also found a few dealers offering $1000 off leftover 2016 models, so also looking at the Mazda3 i Touring Sedan (MSRP $23,030) and Hatchback (MSRP $23,730), both automatic (2.0L engine) with the popular equipment package (Bose stereo w/ CD player).

Asked for those MF/residuals on the 2016 thread, but would also love to know how you feel the deals on the 2016 vs. 2017 should compare at this point in the 2016's cycle?

Any advice for negotiating a great deal on one of the few models left from the previous year during the last week of the year?

53% and .00006

2016 inventory is probably shrinking, so if you want a deal, this is the week to score it. Dealers are motivated.

How low do you think we can get a dealer to go on a 2016 if they have a handful or even just 1-2 left to clear out?  Should we be aiming for a certain percentage of MSRP on the final price to make it low enough to compensate for the lower residual and higher money factor?

Thanks again and happy almost new year!

We don't track pricing - use the 'make / model / year' pull downs at the top of the page to link to the price tools.

Sounds to me like the 2016 is the preferred model year, based on your description.

Thanks again! Yes, would love the 2016 i Touring with the nicer options, if it's a great deal. The sedan's residual is pretty low at 49% though and MF isn't the best, but the lease cash helps. The dealer we're emailing with will have to be very motivated to bring down the price. There are two of these sedans on the lot there.

TMV is $20,851 including a $1K incentive (customer cash from Mazda). If lease cash is applied on top of that, $18,591 would be the number to beat. If it's only one or the other, depending on whether you finance or lease, then it's $19,591. Not sure if that yields a good enough payment for last year's model …

So far we've received this email quote for $19,466 from this dealer, an hour away from us:

MSRP $23,030
Dealer Discount -$1,564
Mazda Customer​ Cash -$1,000
Standard APR -$1,000 <—asked them to clarify if this requires taking their financing

E-Price $19,466

Other dealers within an hour's drive have 1 hatchback each, so we're getting quotes on that too.

That said, another dealer near us where we initially test drove the 2017 Sport sedan offered $200+tax on that one and to pay the last 4 payments of our current lease (2014 Honda Civic, which has a payoff $3K above its trade-in value). If the actual price is good, the .00006 MF and 53% residual make that a compelling compromise.

Decisions, decisions … we'll get see what offers come in today.

Michaell

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Hi there,

Would appreciate the current money factor and residual for the 2017 Mazda3 Sport Sedan:
- automatic, 2.0L
- Southern California (LA area)
- 36 month/12K mile lease

Also found a few dealers offering $1000 off leftover 2016 models, so also looking at the Mazda3 i Touring Sedan (MSRP $23,030) and Hatchback (MSRP $23,730), both automatic (2.0L engine) with the popular equipment package (Bose stereo w/ CD player).

Asked for those MF/residuals on the 2016 thread, but would also love to know how you feel the deals on the 2016 vs. 2017 should compare at this point in the 2016's cycle?

Any advice for negotiating a great deal on one of the few models left from the previous year during the last week of the year?

53% and .00006

2016 inventory is probably shrinking, so if you want a deal, this is the week to score it. Dealers are motivated.

How low do you think we can get a dealer to go on a 2016 if they have a handful or even just 1-2 left to clear out?  Should we be aiming for a certain percentage of MSRP on the final price to make it low enough to compensate for the lower residual and higher money factor?

Thanks again and happy almost new year!

We don't track pricing - use the 'make / model / year' pull downs at the top of the page to link to the price tools.

Sounds to me like the 2016 is the preferred model year, based on your description.

Thanks again! Yes, would love the 2016 i Touring with the nicer options, if it's a great deal. The sedan's residual is pretty low at 49% though and MF isn't the best, but the lease cash helps. The dealer we're emailing with will have to be very motivated to bring down the price. There are two of these sedans on the lot there.

TMV is $20,851 including a $1K incentive (customer cash from Mazda). If lease cash is applied on top of that, $18,591 would be the number to beat. If it's only one or the other, depending on whether you finance or lease, then it's $19,591. Not sure if that yields a good enough payment for last year's model …

So far we've received this email quote for $19,466 from this dealer, an hour away from us:

MSRP $23,030
Dealer Discount -$1,564
Mazda Customer​ Cash -$1,000
Standard APR -$1,000 <—asked them to clarify if this requires taking their financing

E-Price $19,466

Other dealers within an hour's drive have 1 hatchback each, so we're getting quotes on that too.

That said, another dealer near us where we initially test drove the 2017 Sport sedan offered $200+tax on that one and to pay the last 4 payments of our current lease (2014 Honda Civic, which has a payoff $3K above its trade-in value). If the actual price is good, the .00006 MF and 53% residual make that a compelling compromise.

Decisions, decisions … we'll get see what offers come in today.</p>

Keep us posted.

pseichler

Hi guys... Hoping to close on this one today and stop bugging you for numbers!

Looking for MF and residual for a touring hatch manual in WI. 39/12 and 36/12. If 10 mo. is looking better I'll take those as well..

Thanks for all the help!

Peter

pseichler

Just realized I'm repeating myself, ignore my last request...

Can you guys check my numbers please.

MSRP: 23,430
Cap cost: 21,762 + 595 acquisition = 22,357
.00006 mf and 53% residual with a 5.6% tax rate = $271.32 /mo

The dealer is insisting that the price comes out to be $295/mo and that my "online app" is wrong. I can't figure out how they're coming up with the $295 per month

pseichler

By the way, thanks and happy new year!

Michaell

pseichler said:

Just realized I'm repeating myself, ignore my last request...

Can you guys check my numbers please.

MSRP: 23,430
Cap cost: 21,762 + 595 acquisition = 22,357
.00006 mf and 53% residual with a 5.6% tax rate = $271.32 /mo

The dealer is insisting that the price comes out to be $295/mo and that my "online app" is wrong. I can't figure out how they're coming up with the $295 per month

I get $294/mo with those numbers (including tax), assuming 36 month term.

Can't help you with the lease app - they often make assumptions we know nothing about.

mlechat

pseichler said:

Just realized I'm repeating myself, ignore my last request...

Can you guys check my numbers please.

MSRP: 23,430
Cap cost: 21,762 + 595 acquisition = 22,357
.00006 mf and 53% residual with a 5.6% tax rate = $271.32 /mo

The dealer is insisting that the price comes out to be $295/mo and that my "online app" is wrong. I can't figure out how they're coming up with the $295 per month

For what it's worth, we've been finding the bankrate, leaseguide, and Edmunds sites' lease calculators are all lining up, but the dealers are often off by a dollar or so. Could be rounding up or down, but definitely check their money factor/interest rate (I imagine that if they ran your credit and it's not the top level, they may have raised the rate a touch … maybe you could negotiate there).

mlechat

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Hi there,

Would appreciate the current money factor and residual for the 2017 Mazda3 Sport Sedan:
- automatic, 2.0L
- Southern California (LA area)
- 36 month/12K mile lease

Also found a few dealers offering $1000 off leftover 2016 models, so also looking at the Mazda3 i Touring Sedan (MSRP $23,030) and Hatchback (MSRP $23,730), both automatic (2.0L engine) with the popular equipment package (Bose stereo w/ CD player).

Asked for those MF/residuals on the 2016 thread, but would also love to know how you feel the deals on the 2016 vs. 2017 should compare at this point in the 2016's cycle?

Any advice for negotiating a great deal on one of the few models left from the previous year during the last week of the year?

53% and .00006

2016 inventory is probably shrinking, so if you want a deal, this is the week to score it. Dealers are motivated.

How low do you think we can get a dealer to go on a 2016 if they have a handful or even just 1-2 left to clear out?  Should we be aiming for a certain percentage of MSRP on the final price to make it low enough to compensate for the lower residual and higher money factor?

Thanks again and happy almost new year!

We don't track pricing - use the 'make / model / year' pull downs at the top of the page to link to the price tools.

Sounds to me like the 2016 is the preferred model year, based on your description.

Thanks again! Yes, would love the 2016 i Touring with the nicer options, if it's a great deal. The sedan's residual is pretty low at 49% though and MF isn't the best, but the lease cash helps. The dealer we're emailing with will have to be very motivated to bring down the price. There are two of these sedans on the lot there.

TMV is $20,851 including a $1K incentive (customer cash from Mazda). If lease cash is applied on top of that, $18,591 would be the number to beat. If it's only one or the other, depending on whether you finance or lease, then it's $19,591. Not sure if that yields a good enough payment for last year's model …

So far we've received this email quote for $19,466 from this dealer, an hour away from us:

MSRP $23,030
Dealer Discount -$1,564
Mazda Customer​ Cash -$1,000
Standard APR -$1,000 <—asked them to clarify if this requires taking their financing

E-Price $19,466

Other dealers within an hour's drive have 1 hatchback each, so we're getting quotes on that too.

That said, another dealer near us where we initially test drove the 2017 Sport sedan offered $200+tax on that one and to pay the last 4 payments of our current lease (2014 Honda Civic, which has a payoff $3K above its trade-in value). If the actual price is good, the .00006 MF and 53% residual make that a compelling compromise.

Decisions, decisions … we'll get see what offers come in today.</p>

Keep us posted.

Will post more details later, as we now have various quotes and waiting on one more tomorrow morning, along with confirmation of our lease calculations for one phone offer.

In the meantime, have the money factors, residual values, and lease cash changed for January 2017? Would greatly appreciate any updated numbers, hoping to wrap up a deal on one of these vehicles tomorrow:

Mazda3 (all automatic, 2.0L, in Southern California - LA area & talking to 1 dealer in Riverside)

2016 i Touring Sedan
2016 i Touring Hatchback
2017 Sport Sedan

Will post the 2016 ones in that thread, too. Thanks so much, good luck fellow shoppers, and happy new year all!

pseichler

Sorry, that's for a 39 month term

Michaell

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Michaell said:

mlechat said:

Hi there,

Would appreciate the current money factor and residual for the 2017 Mazda3 Sport Sedan:
- automatic, 2.0L
- Southern California (LA area)
- 36 month/12K mile lease

Also found a few dealers offering $1000 off leftover 2016 models, so also looking at the Mazda3 i Touring Sedan (MSRP $23,030) and Hatchback (MSRP $23,730), both automatic (2.0L engine) with the popular equipment package (Bose stereo w/ CD player).

Asked for those MF/residuals on the 2016 thread, but would also love to know how you feel the deals on the 2016 vs. 2017 should compare at this point in the 2016's cycle?

Any advice for negotiating a great deal on one of the few models left from the previous year during the last week of the year?

53% and .00006

2016 inventory is probably shrinking, so if you want a deal, this is the week to score it. Dealers are motivated.

How low do you think we can get a dealer to go on a 2016 if they have a handful or even just 1-2 left to clear out?  Should we be aiming for a certain percentage of MSRP on the final price to make it low enough to compensate for the lower residual and higher money factor?

Thanks again and happy almost new year!

We don't track pricing - use the 'make / model / year' pull downs at the top of the page to link to the price tools.

Sounds to me like the 2016 is the preferred model year, based on your description.

Thanks again! Yes, would love the 2016 i Touring with the nicer options, if it's a great deal. The sedan's residual is pretty low at 49% though and MF isn't the best, but the lease cash helps. The dealer we're emailing with will have to be very motivated to bring down the price. There are two of these sedans on the lot there.

TMV is $20,851 including a $1K incentive (customer cash from Mazda). If lease cash is applied on top of that, $18,591 would be the number to beat. If it's only one or the other, depending on whether you finance or lease, then it's $19,591. Not sure if that yields a good enough payment for last year's model …

So far we've received this email quote for $19,466 from this dealer, an hour away from us:

MSRP $23,030
Dealer Discount -$1,564
Mazda Customer​ Cash -$1,000
Standard APR -$1,000 <—asked them to clarify if this requires taking their financing

E-Price $19,466

Other dealers within an hour's drive have 1 hatchback each, so we're getting quotes on that too.

That said, another dealer near us where we initially test drove the 2017 Sport sedan offered $200+tax on that one and to pay the last 4 payments of our current lease (2014 Honda Civic, which has a payoff $3K above its trade-in value). If the actual price is good, the .00006 MF and 53% residual make that a compelling compromise.

Decisions, decisions … we'll get see what offers come in today.</p>

Keep us posted.

Will post more details later, as we now have various quotes and waiting on one more tomorrow morning, along with confirmation of our lease calculations for one phone offer.

In the meantime, have the money factors, residual values, and lease cash changed for January 2017? Would greatly appreciate any updated numbers, hoping to wrap up a deal on one of these vehicles tomorrow:

Mazda3 (all automatic, 2.0L, in Southern California - LA area & talking to 1 dealer in Riverside)

2016 i Touring Sedan
2016 i Touring Hatchback
2017 Sport Sedan

Will post the 2016 ones in that thread, too. Thanks so much, good luck fellow shoppers, and happy new year all!


Current numbers are valid through Tuesday, 1/3/17. New program numbers available later this week.

pseichler

mlechat said:

pseichler said:

Just realized I'm repeating myself, ignore my last request...

Can you guys check my numbers please.

MSRP: 23,430
Cap cost: 21,762 + 595 acquisition = 22,357
.00006 mf and 53% residual with a 5.6% tax rate = $271.32 /mo

The dealer is insisting that the price comes out to be $295/mo and that my "online app" is wrong. I can't figure out how they're coming up with the $295 per month

For what it's worth, we've been finding the bankrate, leaseguide, and Edmunds sites' lease calculators are all lining up, but the dealers are often off by a dollar or so. Could be rounding up or down, but definitely check their money factor/interest rate (I imagine that if they ran your credit and it's not the top level, they may have raised the rate a touch … maybe you could negotiate there).

I think it's simply that I asked the dealer for a 39 month quote and that they're using all of my numbers to calculate except for the that one and are instead calculating at 36 months.

pseichler

Ok guys, please confirm if this is right for 39 months...

MSRP: 23,430
Cap cost: 21,762 + 595 acquisition = 22,357
.00006 mf and 53% residual with a 5.6% tax rate = $271.32 /mo

Thanks again as always, heading to the dealer in a couple hours and want to make sure I'm not missing something.

Michaell

pseichler said:

Ok guys, please confirm if this is right for 39 months...

MSRP: 23,430
Cap cost: 21,762 + 595 acquisition = 22,357
.00006 mf and 53% residual with a 5.6% tax rate = $271.32 /mo

Thanks again as always, heading to the dealer in a couple hours and want to make sure I'm not missing something.

The math is correct.

mike3015

Hello,

Can I get the numbers for a Mazda 3 HB Grand Touring-Automatic for 39 months at 15k miles per year?

Im in Northern CA.

I think it might be 53% and .00006 but I want to be sure.

Thanks,

Mike