2015 Mazda 2

**taongkahoy** · February 6th, 2018 03:04 PM

Originally Posted by SpinCycle

Are you getting the car through in house financing? Seems that way if your only contact is the SA. Ask your SA who can you work with from the Financing dept. They can give you a better idea on when your monthly amortization will be.

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Correct. He seems to be dodgy when I ask him about this which makes me all the more hesitant. What do you think would be the repercussion if I insist to have it every 15th of the month?

Edit: on the topic of being hesitant, is it too late for me to back out and get my downpayment back? I'm not getting a good impression from my SA and am beginning to regret not going for City which is a shame since I really like the M2.

If I may suggest, you can pay it in advance. That way, you don't have to worry about the cutoff. That is, you always have a "reserved fund". If you are "delayed", you are still way ahead with your scheduled payment.

I could do this but I'd really rather not get my personal savings involved. When I applied for the car loan I was planning to have it deducted from my salary. Paying in advance with my savings wouls mess up my finances

**travajante** · February 6th, 2018 03:20 PM

Originally Posted by taongkahoy

Correct. He seems to be dodgy when I ask him about this which makes me all the more hesitant. What do you think would be the repercussion if I insist to have it every 15th of the month?

Edit: on the topic of being hesitant, is it too late for me to back out and get my downpayment back? I'm not getting a good impression from my SA and am beginning to regret not going for City which is a shame since I really like the M2.

I suggest discussing this minor matter w/ the dealership head. Pretty sure they'd accommodate your request. Which dealership is this?

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**Archerfish** · February 6th, 2018 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by taongkahoy

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Edit: on the topic of being hesitant, is it too late for me to back out and get my downpayment back? I'm not getting a good impression from my SA and am beginning to regret not going for City which is a shame since I really like the M2.

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Don't let your annoyance go for another car. This minor thing is nothing when compared to your future driving experience. You'll never go wrong with Mazda.