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Should You Buy a Used Mazda in Toronto Or a New One?

The Seeker by The Seeker
November 11, 2021
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You are in the market to buy a new car. You decide you want to own a Mazda. That is great news! But, you ran into two options – brand new or used. What should you do?

Toronto is the most populated city in Canada. Thus, buying a car here can be overwhelming. But with this article, you will get an idea about whether to get a used vehicle or buy a new one.

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So, going back to your primary concern, which is better, a used or new Mazda? The answer is simple if you understand their differences. Read about them below.

Advantages of Buying a Used Mazda

1. Less Expensive

Take a look at the different used Mazda for sale near you. You will find that they are all cheaper than the new ones. The reason is that the company needs to cut some of its expenses to make room for a higher profit margin. A new Mazda costs more than $30,000, while used ones vary from $5,000 to $15,000 depending on their quality and mileage.

2. Little to No Depreciation

To buy a Mazda in Toronto, you need to consider depreciation. The depreciation of new cars starts as soon as you drive them off the dealership. Meanwhile, used ones have little to no depreciation value.

The rule of thumb is that the higher the mileage, the cheaper the car. But this rule is flexible since the price also depends on the year, make, model, and condition.

3. Better deals, more options

Are you worried about the price? You can gain more savings by buying a used car. Since they don’t depreciate, the seller is looking to get rid of them without losing money. Hence, you can get a much better deal.

Also, you can customize used cars to your liking. You can add the features you want. You can also get rid of the ones you don’t need. This way, you can get a car that is perfect for you.

Advantages of Buying a New Mazda

1. Comes with warranty

New cars come with warranties. Compared to your used one, you can perform regular maintenance on your new Mazda better.

2. Better fuel efficiency

Compared to used cars, new models are more fuel-efficient. You may not be able to tell the difference in mileage if the vehicle has an average mileage of up to 14,000 miles. But, there is a significant difference in fuel efficiency between 15K and 24K miles.

3. Higher resale value

A new Mazda has a higher resale value than used cars, so it is easy to sell them even after a few months.

From a financial viewpoint, there is no better option between a new and used Mazda. Both have their advantages and disadvantages that affect your purchasing decision.

Find a good deal and take advantage of the lower price. If you’re on a tight budget, you should consider buying a used car. But if your budget allows, you can set aside a huge amount of money and buy a new Mazda. Doing so will allow you to avoid depreciation and booking unnecessary repairs.

Ultimately, it is up to you to decide whether money matters more than quality.

You are in the market to buy a new car. You decide you want to own a Mazda. That is great news! But, you ran into two options – brand new or used. What should you do?

Toronto is the most populated city in Canada. Thus, buying a car here can be overwhelming. But with this article, you will get an idea about whether to get a used vehicle or buy a new one.

So, going back to your primary concern, which is better, a used or new Mazda? The answer is simple if you understand their differences. Read about them below.

Advantages of Buying a Used Mazda

1. Less Expensive

Take a look at the different used Mazda for sale near you. You will find that they are all cheaper than the new ones. The reason is that the company needs to cut some of its expenses to make room for a higher profit margin. A new Mazda costs more than $30,000, while used ones vary from $5,000 to $15,000 depending on their quality and mileage.

2. Little to No Depreciation

Tobuy a Mazda in Toronto, you need to consider depreciation. The depreciation of new cars starts as soon as you drive them off the dealership. Meanwhile, used ones have little to no depreciation value.

The rule of thumb is that the higher the mileage, the cheaper the car. But this rule is flexible since the price also depends on the year, make, model, and condition.

3. Better deals, more options

Are you worried about the price? You can gain more savings by buying a used car. Since they don’t depreciate, the seller is looking to get rid of them without losing money. Hence, you can get a much better deal.

Also, you can customize used cars to your liking. You can add the features you want. You can also get rid of the ones you don’t need. This way, you can get a car that is perfect for you.

Advantages of Buying a New Mazda

1. Comes with warranty

New cars come with warranties. Compared to your used one, you can perform regular maintenance on your new Mazda better.

2. Better fuel efficiency

Compared to used cars, new models are more fuel-efficient. You may not be able to tell the difference in mileage if the vehicle has an average mileage of up to 14,000 miles. But, there is a significant difference in fuel efficiency between 15K and 24K miles.

3. Higher resale value

A new Mazda has a higher resale value than used cars, so it is easy to sell them even after a few months.

From a financial viewpoint, there is no better option between a new and used Mazda. Both have their advantages and disadvantages that affect your purchasing decision.

Find a good deal and take advantage of the lower price. If you’re on a tight budget, you should consider buying a used car. But if your budget allows, you can set aside a huge amount of money and buy a new Mazda. Doing so will allow you to avoid depreciation and booking unnecessary repairs.

Ultimately, it is up to you to decide whether money matters more than quality.

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