MAZDA Cost of Maintenance/Ownership after YOJIN 3

[vclnrj]

Posted this few weeks back sa Mazda 3 thread.
Mine is a Mazda 3 2nd gen so na-consume ko na yung Yojin3 perks ko.

Here are some of the figures i've gathered, according to Service Advisor from Pasig..

CASA Prices:

80k / 4th Year PMS - Approx Php 40k under loyalty program (free Oil and Oil filter).

Engine Air filter: Php 1.8k
Spark plugs: Php 1.7k
Fuel Filter: ~ Php 4.7k
Cabin Filter: ~ Php 5k

I think it's on the high side when compared to other Japanese cars.

Some would say na average lang yung price pero honestly, mejo natataasan ako. I buy parts for Nissan and Toyota from CASA and they are considerably lower.

Example is the CASA price of Engine Air filter. For my Sentra, it is less than 500 vs 1700 for Mazda 3.


Prices outside CASA - relatively cheap to average

Replacement Engine Air Filter - Php 350
Denso Spark Plugs counterpart - Php 600


Please don't let the CASA prices dissuade you from getting a Mazda. Take advantage of Yojin 3 for the first 3 years then after that, buy your parts and have it serviced outside casa

totoo to sir? 40k PHP for 80k PMS?

[aloy]

I'm considering buying a Mazda 3. It seems a good value for money. Tanong lang regarding maintenance after Yojin 3:
1. Are there stores selling genuine Mazda parts aside from casas? How's the availability of their parts?
2. If I buy parts outside casa, meron bang casa that allows parts to be brought in, kahit may corkage o waiver?
3. For comparison, how much is a cabin filter, or front brake pads if bought from the casa?
Thanks in advance.

[travajante]

I'm considering buying a Mazda 3. It seems a good value for money. Tanong lang regarding maintenance after Yojin 3:
1. Are there stores selling genuine Mazda parts aside from casas? How's the availability of their parts?
2. If I buy parts outside casa, meron bang casa that allows parts to be brought in, kahit may corkage o waiver?
3. For comparison, how much is a cabin filter, or front brake pads if bought from the casa?
Thanks in advance.

Found dealership parts pricing surprisingly fair & competitive relative to US online. Bought some non-maintenance items for experimental purposes...OE headlamp dust boot at P400ish, steering wheel clockspring for the M2's paddle addition at sub3k.....So far, ownership has been really good. Better than my Honda, Toyota, Mitsu dealership experiences....Then again, things could vary from 1 dealership to another.

[StockEngine]

I'm considering buying a Mazda 3. It seems a good value for money. Tanong lang regarding maintenance after Yojin 3:
1. Are there stores selling genuine Mazda parts aside from casas? How's the availability of their parts?
2. If I buy parts outside casa, meron bang casa that allows parts to be brought in, kahit may corkage o waiver?
3. For comparison, how much is a cabin filter, or front brake pads if bought from the casa?
Thanks in advance.

what is your current vehicle? most casas naman offer good prices for the oil filters. sure some outside shops offer cheaper pricing but marginally naman.

maganda sa casa.. the oil change is recorded. some buyers would love to see yojin records and the after yojin records too.

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[aloy]

what is your current vehicle? most casas naman offer good prices for the oil filters. sure some outside shops offer cheaper pricing but marginally naman.

maganda sa casa.. the oil change is recorded. some buyers would love to see yojin records and the after yojin records too.

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Had Nissan and Honda, now I own Korean cars. Casa maintained yung mga kotse ko. Normally if still under warranty, sa casa ako bumibili saka paservice.

Out of warranty, I look for casa na pwede magpasok ng genuine parts.This way I save a lot and get the expertise of the dealership. I source parts here or abroad. Sa Honda, hindi talaga pwede outside parts.

[jiggs84]

totoo to sir? 40k PHP for 80k PMS?

any update here?

[aRTie]

*aloy

Mejo iba experience ko kay sir travs
Casa parts prices are ridiculously overpriced for my 2nd gen, even consumable parts

around 3x ang price ni casa vs other reputable shops for original parts
one example is Engine Air Filter, Casa price is Php 1800 while price sa Mazford is only 600



*jiggs84,vclnrj

did not bother to ask for quotes from other dealers, mostly DIY naman kasi ako and meron na rin akong mga suking mechanic
yung Php 40k+ na pricing siguro is if you let them do anything they want in your 80k pms
i'm sure pwedeng mas mababa if hindi mo ipapagawa yung mga non-essentials like putting engine additives, etc.

[dontheconqueror]

Hello All,

Owner of a 2014 3 1.5v. I'm coming up on 70kms and would like to know anyone else's experience maintaining outside of casa. The maintenance schedule says pag 70km change oil and filter lang. Any recommended shops especially sa south? Thanks in advance!

[jojopad]

I'm considering buying a Mazda 3. It seems a good value for money. Tanong lang regarding maintenance after Yojin 3:
1. Are there stores selling genuine Mazda parts aside from casas? How's the availability of their parts?

If you're at Metro Manila, get in touch with MazFord store at Banawe. Not sure if they have spare parts for the latest Mazda models but so far for my old 2008 Mazda3 sedan that store gave better price deals for genuine Mazda parts compared to the Mazda Quezon ave branch.


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[jojopad]

If you're at Metro Manila, get in touch with MazFord store at Banawe. Not sure if they have spare parts for the latest Mazda models but so far for my old 2008 Mazda3 sedan that store gave better price deals for genuine Mazda parts compared to the Mazda Quezon ave branch.

Not sure if this really true but someone claimed that Mazford is selling fake Mazda spare parts.

Refer to this post:

https://www.tsikot.com/forums/car-co...4/#post2898502