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They're neat cars. Lease is the way to go on these, not purchase. But remember you need to install the charger for it to be usable which isn't exactly free.[user not found] wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 11:25 am Also, BMW is offering some realemployee leases on i3's right now.
87/mo for 1st payment down, 10k/yr.
If I was to continue working at BMW, I'd certainly consider it.
doe.Wat if you change jerbs doe[user not found] wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 11:33 amCharger at work - I could legitimately park at work and charge fo' free.
Operating costs would be legendarily cheap.
I think the machined face giant 5 spokers are starting to look rather played out, personally. Front looks like a MK7 to me
maybe just new lights?Thats an awfully nice transpo option G. You sure leaving das beemah is good. Long commute etc etc.[user not found] wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 11:33 amCharger at work - I could legitimately park at work and charge fo' free.
Operating costs would be legendarily cheap.
$230 rubber floor mats and you're over $32k.
Yeah seems high to me as well. But if they continue putting $3-4K on the hood i guess that’s fine.troyguitar wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 12:36 pm Green looks good. Eliminating the Sport trim is lame.
I don't understand how $32k+ is reasonable pricing for a GTI, but perhaps I just hate FWD too much? That's 230i or WRX PP pricing...
[user not found] wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 12:53 pmIf the pay is right the new job will be a good move.
Sales jobs aren’t going to be around in their current form for too much longer I think.
Plus BMW buyers in this area suck.
BMW buyers are BMW drivers...[user not found] wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 12:53 pmIf the pay is right the new job will be a good move.
Sales jobs aren’t going to be around in their current form for too much longer I think.
Plus BMW buyers in this area suck.
FTFYtroyguitar wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 1:39 pmBMW buyers are[user not found] wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 12:53 pm
If the pay is right the new job will be a good move.
Sales jobs aren’t going to be around in their current form for too much longer I think.
Plus BMW buyers in this area suck.
So just go in acting like a raging asshole at first pencil.[user not found] wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 1:55 pmThey know they're getting a good deal when the
begins.
fledonfoot wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 1:13 pm Looks like I lucked out. Nogaro wheels, no sunroof, PP and plaid interior, and cheap.
New for 2018:
The 2018 Mazda MX-5 Miata soft top offers a variety of new color choices, with an available Dark Cherry soft top; Auburn Nappa leather interior; and Soul Red Crystal and Machine Gray Metallic premium exterior paint options
MX-5 Club with Brembo/BBS Package adds heated, black, leather-trimmed seats
Heated, RECARO sport seats headline new Brembo/BBS RECARO Package
MAZDA CONNECT infotainment system standard on MX-5 Sport
2018 MX-5 soft top goes on sale nationwide beginning January 2018 with a starting MSRP[1] of $25,295
IRVINE, Calif. (December 20, 2017) – In the spirit of the holiday season, Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today announced design, functional and performance updates to the 2018 Mazda MX-5 soft top models, furthering MX-5’s mission to provide one of the best-driving cars in the world regardless of price point.
For 2018, customers will have the option to choose between a new Dark Cherry or Black soft top. Additionally, an Auburn-colored interior and Nappa leather seating surfaces are available in MX-5 Grand Touring models, which was previously only offered in the MX-5 RF Launch Edition.
While MX-5 is already known for its handling prowess, the soft top’s rear suspension and power steering have been retuned to provide an even more surefooted ride. These improvements also help suppress unwanted cabin noise.
As in the past, there’s an MX-5 for every kind of customer with three trim levels available. The entry-level MX-5 Sport represents the purest distillation of the MX-5 formula, while MX-5 Club is harder-edged, and MX-5 Grand Touring represents the most sophisticated option.
For 2018, MX-5 Sport adds a newly standard MAZDA CONNECTTM infotainment system with 7-inch full-color touchscreen display, multi-function Commander and HD Radio connectivity. Additional features in the MX-5 Sport include LED headlights and tail lights, cloth bucket seats, leather-wrapped shift knob and handbrake, Bluetooth phone pairing and audio streaming, dual cupholders and one USB port to interface with the audio system. Mazda Advanced Keyless Entry is also newly standard on all models, as it was previously an option on manual-transmission-equipped models.
MX-5 Club introduces newly heated cloth seats with red stitching, and it also comes standard with 17-inch dark gunmetal aluminum alloy wheels, a BOSE® 9-speaker Premium audio system, including driver and passenger headrest speakers. MX-5 Club’s upgrades over MX-5 Sport include two USB ports and Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert. Models equipped with the six-speed SKYACTIV-MT manual transmission feature Bilstein shocks, a limited-slip differential and a shock tower brace.
Available for MX-5 Club models is the Brembo/BBS Package, which now includes heated, black leather-trimmed seats, replacing the standard cloth seats. The features aerodynamic side still extensions, a rear bumper skirt, forged 17-inch BBS wheels and front Brembo brakes that provide greater heat tolerances in heavy braking. The new model year also ushers in the new Brembo/BBS RECARO Package that builds on the Brembo/BBS Package and substitutes the leather-trimmed seats for heated, RECARO sport seats.
MX-5 Grand Touring comes standard with heated, leather-trimmed seats, automatic climate control, automatic on/off headlights, High Beam Control with Adaptive Front-lighting System, Lane Departure Warning, auto-dimming rearview mirror, navigation, rain-sensing windshield wipers and additional sound absorption material in its cloth headliner, among a much longer list of creature-comfort features.
In addition to the Dark Cherry soft top and Auburn Nappa leather interior options, the 2018 MX-5 offers the newly available paint colors Eternal Blue Mica, Snowflake White Peal Mica and Soul Red Crystal. Machine Gray Metallic, which was previously only available on MX-5 RF retractable fastback models, also joins the color palette. All MX-5 models sold in the U.S. come with a quick-revving, 2.0-liter SKYACTIV-G engine that delivers 155 horsepower. Power is routed to the rear wheels via a six-speed SKYACTIV-MT manual transmission or an available six-speed automatic with paddle shifters.
MSRP[2] for MX-5 soft top models is as follows:
6-Speed Manual Transmission 6-Speed Automatic Transmission
MX-5 Sport $25,295 $26,645
MX-5 Club $29,155 $29,755
• Club Brembo/BBS Package (6MT Only) $3,770
• Club Brembo/BBS RECARO Package (6MT Only) $4,470
MX-5 Grand Touring $30,195 $31,270
Premium interior color (MX-5 Grand Touring only):
Auburn Nappa Leather $300
Premium paint colors:
Soul Red Crystal $595
Machine Gray Metallic $300
Snowflake White Pearl Mica $200
The 2018 MX-5 soft top begins arriving at dealerships at the end of December and will be available nationwide in January. Pricing and packaging information for the 2018 Mazda MX-5 RF will be announced at a later date.
[1] [2] MSRP does not include $890 for destination and handling ($935 in Alaska), taxes, title or additional fees. Dealers set actual sale prices.
It's a lot more car than it used to be doe.Gberg2119 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 7:24 pm 2018 Miata's are getting some nice upgrades. Recarbro seats is the most notable. I love the car and wish I could fit in one but damn.
$33,625 for a Miata Club with the brembro, recarbro, BBS package. That's a lot to swallow.
New for 2018:
The 2018 Mazda MX-5 Miata soft top offers a variety of new color choices, with an available Dark Cherry soft top; Auburn Nappa leather interior; and Soul Red Crystal and Machine Gray Metallic premium exterior paint options
MX-5 Club with Brembo/BBS Package adds heated, black, leather-trimmed seats
Heated, RECARO sport seats headline new Brembo/BBS RECARO Package
MAZDA CONNECT infotainment system standard on MX-5 Sport
2018 MX-5 soft top goes on sale nationwide beginning January 2018 with a starting MSRP[1] of $25,295
IRVINE, Calif. (December 20, 2017) – In the spirit of the holiday season, Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today announced design, functional and performance updates to the 2018 Mazda MX-5 soft top models, furthering MX-5’s mission to provide one of the best-driving cars in the world regardless of price point.
For 2018, customers will have the option to choose between a new Dark Cherry or Black soft top. Additionally, an Auburn-colored interior and Nappa leather seating surfaces are available in MX-5 Grand Touring models, which was previously only offered in the MX-5 RF Launch Edition.
While MX-5 is already known for its handling prowess, the soft top’s rear suspension and power steering have been retuned to provide an even more surefooted ride. These improvements also help suppress unwanted cabin noise.
As in the past, there’s an MX-5 for every kind of customer with three trim levels available. The entry-level MX-5 Sport represents the purest distillation of the MX-5 formula, while MX-5 Club is harder-edged, and MX-5 Grand Touring represents the most sophisticated option.
For 2018, MX-5 Sport adds a newly standard MAZDA CONNECTTM infotainment system with 7-inch full-color touchscreen display, multi-function Commander and HD Radio connectivity. Additional features in the MX-5 Sport include LED headlights and tail lights, cloth bucket seats, leather-wrapped shift knob and handbrake, Bluetooth phone pairing and audio streaming, dual cupholders and one USB port to interface with the audio system. Mazda Advanced Keyless Entry is also newly standard on all models, as it was previously an option on manual-transmission-equipped models.
MX-5 Club introduces newly heated cloth seats with red stitching, and it also comes standard with 17-inch dark gunmetal aluminum alloy wheels, a BOSE® 9-speaker Premium audio system, including driver and passenger headrest speakers. MX-5 Club’s upgrades over MX-5 Sport include two USB ports and Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert. Models equipped with the six-speed SKYACTIV-MT manual transmission feature Bilstein shocks, a limited-slip differential and a shock tower brace.
Available for MX-5 Club models is the Brembo/BBS Package, which now includes heated, black leather-trimmed seats, replacing the standard cloth seats. The features aerodynamic side still extensions, a rear bumper skirt, forged 17-inch BBS wheels and front Brembo brakes that provide greater heat tolerances in heavy braking. The new model year also ushers in the new Brembo/BBS RECARO Package that builds on the Brembo/BBS Package and substitutes the leather-trimmed seats for heated, RECARO sport seats.
MX-5 Grand Touring comes standard with heated, leather-trimmed seats, automatic climate control, automatic on/off headlights, High Beam Control with Adaptive Front-lighting System, Lane Departure Warning, auto-dimming rearview mirror, navigation, rain-sensing windshield wipers and additional sound absorption material in its cloth headliner, among a much longer list of creature-comfort features.
In addition to the Dark Cherry soft top and Auburn Nappa leather interior options, the 2018 MX-5 offers the newly available paint colors Eternal Blue Mica, Snowflake White Peal Mica and Soul Red Crystal. Machine Gray Metallic, which was previously only available on MX-5 RF retractable fastback models, also joins the color palette. All MX-5 models sold in the U.S. come with a quick-revving, 2.0-liter SKYACTIV-G engine that delivers 155 horsepower. Power is routed to the rear wheels via a six-speed SKYACTIV-MT manual transmission or an available six-speed automatic with paddle shifters.
MSRP[2] for MX-5 soft top models is as follows:
6-Speed Manual Transmission 6-Speed Automatic Transmission
MX-5 Sport $25,295 $26,645
MX-5 Club $29,155 $29,755
• Club Brembo/BBS Package (6MT Only) $3,770
• Club Brembo/BBS RECARO Package (6MT Only) $4,470
MX-5 Grand Touring $30,195 $31,270
Premium interior color (MX-5 Grand Touring only):
Auburn Nappa Leather $300
Premium paint colors:
Soul Red Crystal $595
Machine Gray Metallic $300
Snowflake White Pearl Mica $200
The 2018 MX-5 soft top begins arriving at dealerships at the end of December and will be available nationwide in January. Pricing and packaging information for the 2018 Mazda MX-5 RF will be announced at a later date.
[1] [2] MSRP does not include $890 for destination and handling ($935 in Alaska), taxes, title or additional fees. Dealers set actual sale prices.
troyguitar wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 7:55 pm You forgot the destination charge, it's basically $35k for a club with recarbros.
Really cool car
If they would offer it in a real fucking color it would be amazing.
They already had gray.They added a new gray and a new white... and a blah-ish blue that, like their "Soul Red," only looks good in very good lighting conditions.D Griff wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 9:29 pmtroyguitar wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 7:55 pm You forgot the destination charge, it's basically $35k for a club with recarbros.
Really cool car
If they would offer it in a real fucking color it would be amazing.
I started reading, saw new colors, got excited, then they lost me at "something something gray something"
D Griff wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 2:08 pm So I'm using Turo for the first time this week. The Bang Bus is at the shop where it was built getting some carpentry work done. I'm in San Antonio hanging out/supervising.
I got a 2007 A6 3.2 Quattro for a little over half of the cheapest rental car from one of the agencies. So far it's been pretty cool, the dude I rented it from owns a Euro shop, so this is an extra loaner car. I would never buy this car but it's pretty enjoyable to be in compared to a regular rental. It was fun driving in the rain and just flooring it from a stop. AWD+automatic is pretty quick off the line in the rain.
Mazda's colors suck, flat out. Even the red sucks. Their cars look pretty good with organic shapes and smooth, clean lines but they put these drab colors on them that make them fade into anonymity in the real world. The new blue is a gray-blue. The old blue might as well just be black. Everything else is a shade of despair.troyguitar wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 9:34 pmThey added a new gray and a new white... and a blah-ish blue that, like their "Soul Red," only looks good in very good lighting conditions.
