Hello, thank you, yes I have an EIN. Do you happen to know how reporting would work in this case or how this might affect current structure? Normally it's just get the invoice and resale tax certificate and keep it on file, who would be the party I record as the cx in this case?
IE:

Cx (Latam) ---> Asks me to purchase Item A at store A ----> Purchased, inspect, consolidate, ----> Bring to FF with invoice and obtain sales tax exemption, keep a copy of POD and record it. At this point I have sold to another business as a business. Sale/Service is closed

How would it differ if the Buyer sends the payment through Company A? Cx(Latam)--->Sends to Company A ---> Would Company A pay me in this case to deliver to Cx FF? Would I need to collect Company A's Resale tax certificate or anything? sorry this just started happening with about 2 last orders being delayed and cx trying to see what other ways to pay. Unfortunately the country is Colombia and they cannot use wise to send USD. Any reccomendations I should provide them?

Are you buying new or used? If new, it's possible the CX-9 is on its way out to be replaced with the CX-90.

I'm not a current-market car expert but somehow picked up that bit of trivia somewhere.

I did a lot of this same research before I bought in 2020. Can’t speak for Hyundai but Mazda reliability is now said to be on par with — if not superior to — brands like Toyota and Honda, with better handling/performance due to the transmission (being of the non-continuously variable kind) and more premium-feeling interiors at the same price point.

I wound up getting a CX-5 but also looked at the CR-V and RAV4.

My only gripes about the CX-5 involve the relatively small gas tank and disappointing city fuel economy. But on highways for road trips I pretty consistently get 30+ MPG.

I know everyone preaches Toyota reliability on this sub. Any thoughts on Mazda or Hyundai? Looking at the CX-9 and Palisade

I know everyone preaches Toyota reliability on this sub. Any thoughts on Mazda or Hyundai? Looking at the CX-9 and Palisade

Opened a position in $HOG. I also added to $CX. Harley Davidson doesn't have any support so this is a bit risky. Cemex has reclaimed 20 DMA.

Honestly, the CX-3 does the job. When I drive it, I'm more comfortable revving it close to redline when entering the freeway. She doesn't feel comfortable flooring her car, so she gets frustrated with the speed when merging onto freeways. She loved the RAV4 though cause the electric motors gave her a good amount of torque to comfortably speed up and merge.

My GF has a CX-3. I wouldn’t recommend it because it’s a tiny car that looks big and is slow. The interiors and features are awesome. A CX-5 or Mazda3 turbo would be pretty nice. Miata is always the answer if you’re looking for a sports car.

She also had a company car RAV4 hybrid AWD. She switched jobs so she doesn’t have it anymore, but that car was fucking awesome. Highly recommend.

Imbedding feedback loops into everything, community development, personal/category branding, unique POV content marketing, helping to streamline the PMM's processes with useful insights, RETENTION OPTIMIZATION, CX optimization, revenue optimization, building processes for the creative team, event marketing, influencer development, etc...

It's hard to give you a specific answer to such a broad question. What doesn't a B2B marketer do?

CX-9. budget conscious big dick energy

CX-5. Budget conscious and 35 mpg highway.

Sorry I think you may missed part of my OP. We bought a new car for my wife's main ride. It is big enough to hold the whole family.

The decision point is, so I drive the CX-5 or the Fit as my car.

That's true! I am counting down the days till K can start we can slowly reduce our allocated budget for daycare.

I get that you should enjoy the car you buy but come on, you're looking at getting an HRV or CRV. My freaking mom drives a CRV, it's not like these two vehicles inspire passion. If you're happy in a new HRV, you'll be just as happy (or maybe 85% as happy) in a 2015 CX-5...

If you wife wants to have the Cx-5 be her main car, then you’ve got to dump the Fit. It’s not practical to have zero cars that you can drive with entire family.

Also - daycare is a necessary but sucky expense. At least it goes down (kinda - also activities increase and so it doesn’t totally drop off) once they hit K.

so if elon musk owns 10% of twitter and wants to verify the integrity of it's user base to account for less than 5% of bots, why is the management team creating a special vote to approve the merger?

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"“The Twitter Board unanimously recommends that you vote: (1) “FOR” the adoption of the merger agreement; (2) “FOR” the compensation that will or may become payable by Twitter to our named executive officers in connection with the merger; and (3) “FOR” the adjournment of the special meeting, from time to time, to a later date or dates, if necessary or appropriate, to solicit additional proxies if there are insufficient votes to adopt the merger agreement at the time of the special meeting.”"

why won't the management team disclose the truth?

You need to change your mindset from consumerism to following numbers (financial discipline), if you don't - job changes won't help as well, Follow below steps:

1. Replace BMW with Nissan leaf or Mini cooper (EV)- this will give you tax credit or if you want Gasoline then, Mazda CX 30/Toyota Camry hybrid (low on EMI & Maintenance)- the EMI will be ~($600-$350/Month)
2. if you ride Ev then 0 Gasoline charges, Electricity bills shall not be more than ($150 -$20/month)
3. Learn cooking, quick recipes like Oats, Pasta etc in 15 mins, save ($500~$0)
4. Stop smoking (take your time, get help if addicted), it will save your future costs too. ($70~$0)
5. Phone bill (Get a cheaper phone ~ $150-$50)
6. Stop watching Netflix (it anyways corrupts the mind), watch Youtube instead ($20-$0)
7. IRA - Tax correction if you use EV ($300-$250), not sure about exact numbers
8. Car insurance will change too ($198~$120)

There you have it, minimal change in lifestyle, all for good and you can save as much as $1200 from your current expenditure, in total you can save around $3200 in a $5000/month job.

Sounds like a high level version of Quadriga CX 😮

Holding heavy heavy heavy bags in $NIO.

The absolute stupid mistake stocks that I’m holding losses that are under 6k losses each include:

$BTBT $PTON $CX Also down about 15k in the “dog” crypto. FML.

125k transferred in Jan 2021. And today my portfolio is worth 30k. This sh!t sucks

Cx

For us they’ve created all these customer experience roles. Everyone cares about the customer experience but oddly enough when you have an army of customer experience ppl but few actually making the product the cx suffers.

It’s bad business practice if I’m honest…. They should be selling limited use accessories and merch to go smth subscriptions. Physical rewards that can be mailed to people who sign up to compete in digital CX races.

They are just making really shitty business moves.

You put my CX 77" to shame

I hope so!!!!!!!!!

I have January 2024 PUTS on: AGNC, RKT, WFC, OPAD, SOFI, CX, HBAN

Already been printing some and buying back in with the profits so it's all profit going down.

Nissan's a cheap. We got a Mazda CX-5 and don't regret it at all.

There's a new Mazda CX 50 or the Mazda cx5. Luxury like appointments with fair gas mileage. Good reliability thus far

We were looking at Honda CRV hybrid as a potential new car. My priorities were fuel economy and space and some sound insulation.

Toyota RAV4 Hybrid was also a contender for us, but I’ve heard it’s very noisy.

If you don’t care about gas mileage, I’ve heard great things about Mazda CX-5. Bring your baby seat to test fit though, it doesn’t have a lot of space or leg room.

I see the Volvo XC line come up a lot in recommendations for a family SUV. I personally have a lot of friends with either Honda CRVs or Mazda CX line SUVs that have been happy with them.

I think you are totally correct for the bulls lol. But then there's me with my January 2024 puts: RKT, WFC, AGNC, SOFI, CX HBAN, OPAD and I am enjoying the green.

I've been considering getting a CX-30 this year. Due to the market, I might just wait until next year, but that will most likely be my next car.

I love my CX-5 too! The 2013 CX-5’s are a Best Buy for used cars per Consumer Reports. Used 2014 & 2015 CX-5’s didn’t make the Consumer Reports Best Buy Guide.

When I purchased my 1995 Mazda Protege brand new, I negotiated in my purchase contract, if I got to 400,000 miles on the original motor, I got to buy my next new Mazda at same dealership for 50% off. The dealership owner agreed and signed my contract. He was in my Protege for quick drive when I rolled over to 400,000 miles.

He has since passed away so I may not be able to collect on my next new Mazda at 50% off when I hit my goal. His son & daughter now own & manage the dealership. They may or may not honor their Dad’s promise. Time will tell.

I’ve owned 3 Mazda’s since getting driver’s license at 16. My first Mazda, a 626, I purchased used. Engine blew at 312,000 miles. Dealership still gave me $2,000 trade in value when I purchased the 95 Mazda Protege. Body & interior if car in immaculate condition. It was a fabulous smooth riding car with great stereo!

I LOVE Mazdas. They’re fun to drive, good on gas and have low maintenance costs if you follow recommending servicing guidelines in owner’s manual.

I just recently hit 100k miles on my 2013 CX-5 GT, love that car.

If I were in your shoes, I’d spend the money to fix the Corolla. You’ve been told the engine is in great shape!

You know the maintenance history of your vehicle. If you purchase a used car, you won’t know the true condition and maintenance history of the car. A carfax report will only disclose so much regarding maintenance records.

Google “Scott Ose.” He racked up 603,500 miles on his Corolla’s original motor in just 5 years due to his daily work commute! If he can, you can!

I have a 1995 Mazda Protege with 595,000 miles on the original motor. 5 speed. The car is in immaculate condition. I baby the car and have done all required service since purchasing new. My mechanic says the engine is in great condition! My Dad taught me if you take care of your car, it will take care of you!

I have a 2013 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring with 260,000 I purchased new.

I’d keep the Corolla, save up your money, and be ready in the future to buy a car you really want, if and when, prices come down. Sacrifice now for what you really want in the future.

Dealer did the same to me last year when we bought a used 2019 Mazda CX-5. Sitting there and he had a laminated poster page about the 4 levels of extended coverage to pick from and I declined them all. By the end he was like "You seriously don't want even the cheapest option? This is almost unheard of, everyone needs at least the cheapest option." Nope nope nope I'm all good. I make up a quick story like "My dad's been working on cars for 30 years, we just fix things that go bad". It doesn't give the financing guy much wiggle room

I'm not in the USA, thankfully, and I'm a tradesman, so on a decent wage.

I drive a Mazda CX-5, which is a reasonably good looking vehicle, as well as being practical and efficient. I probably wouldn't buy a Tesla, as sexy as they are, but a Rivian would be awesome.

I flew back HKG-BOS in CX F, so it kind of evened out.

Bruh, clearly CX is gonna take off.

In my option both Capital One and Chase have robust and user friendly UIs. If I remember correctly Capital One bought a customer experience (CX/UX) company awhile back and it shows.

Unfortunately friends and family isn't an option. The $18K choice is through craigslist, there are shockingly few options right now. I'd like to stay with a CX-5 as the one I had did well for me, both before the accident(reliability) and during the accident(safety), and it fit my lifestyle well size-wise.

I'm 35M in Phoenix as well. My 2019 Silverado, wife's 2016 Mazda CX-5, and our homeowners insurance together are about $150/mo through State Farm.

PA, Full coverage 300/300/100. $500 deductible. All the coverages checked.

2022 Mazda 3 $190 for 6 months. 2018 Mazda CX-5 $232 for 6 months.

GME is the safe haven, I know it's down more than the market rn but just hear me out Cx

Your mistake is not buying a new car but spending $37k on a Mazda CX-5. Just live with it and drive it until the doors fall off. There no way your going to improve your financial situation any other way. Hopefully you got the Turbo version.

This is almost certainly a used car. I 100% doubt that it will drop in value by 1/3 unless hes paying a huge markup. I haven't looked at market prices for the car OP is buying but for todays market he probably won't lose much at all if he bought and sold back the next day. Market probably won't cool this year seeing the constant headwinds for the Automakers.

You can often find estimated depreciation on the car over a 5 year period, or even estimate them based on lease residuals. I use both of these to determine a down payment if I am not paying cash.

On a side note, I would try to buy a slightly newer mazda maybe 1 or 2 years old and buy a CPO extended warranty on it. Mazda Sells the extended confidence warranty that extends the bumper to bumper warranty up to 9 years 100,000 miles total so if its a year old you get a 5 year extension over the standard 3 year/36k mike, and guarantees OEM mazda parts. I bought a managers demo 18 CX-9 with every single option in early 2019 with 5100 miles for 12k off and got the warranty for $1400. I am not sure you can buy the warranty if the car no longer is under the original 3 year/36k mile warranty. Car is worth more today than when I bought it and I have a warranty that is longer than a new vehicle.

Sit back and watch my Jan. 2024 puts AGNC, RKT, HBAN, WFC, CX, SOFI collect even more green.

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Have you ever heard of Quadriga CX?

Wife and I got a CRV new in 2019. The only reason we got it over a Mazda CX-5 was for the 90* rear door openings. If it didn’t have that, we’d have gotten the CX-5.

I have a 2016 CX-5 with 127K miles. I love it and I hope to double that before I think about giving it up. What I hear from other Mazda owners in terms of longevity is, unfortunately, to be pretty methodical about scheduled service for items that are generally outside the scope of what a home wrencher may be comfortable performing (transmission filters and fluid changes, coolant system and brakes). For this particular vehicle, that may be something you want to factor into your total cost of ownership.

I’d recommend just biting the bullet and buying a new car. Go with something reliable that’s good for a family like a CX-5 or a Rav 4 or a Honda that’ll run another 200 miles with minimal issues

I'm a big fan of beaters and keeping the old stuff alive.... that said, I think it's time to let this one go. It had a good, long life. No shame it putting it out to pasture (or shooting it).

As for the replacement -- there's a lot of room between new and clunker. Financially that's probably the most prudent but if you're not seeing anything you like in that range, it seems like you're in a position where you could easily buy new as well if you wanted. And it almost makes sense in this market -- I just checked on Mazda CX-5 (what I would buy if I wanted a newer car) in my area and used AWD models go for $22-27k and new is about $32k. I'd probably still buy used to save the $5-10k but I can see why someone wouldn't.

The only thing I would quibble with is I would actually finance. Interest rates are still quite low and it will help build your credit. You can put like 50% down if you want, but if I were you I’d get a certified pre owner Japanese suv and finance a big chunk of it. I’d probably go with a RAV4 or a CX-5 or maybe a 4Runner if you need the extra space.

A quick search for used cars around my area (and the ones I'm considering) shows a 2011 Acura MDX with 166k miles for $12k, 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander with 113k miles for $11k, 2014 Honda Civic with 160k miles for $9.8k, a 2016 Honda Civic with 72k miles for $19.5k. If buying a used car I would drive it to end of life.

Looking at some mazda 24-month 12k miles/year leases shows a 2022 Mazda CX-30 for $3k down and $258/month, $650 acquisition fee which comes out to $8.8k over the course of 2 years.

Assuming that 2013 Mitsubishi gets to 200k miles it would probably save me money overall.

Suggesting cX call certain competition (good quality) has helped. Amazing how any folks cancel because they found someone quicker… only to call back weeks later because said company took their money and ghosted them.

This is a more technical CX role :)

It's an interesting time right now in the used car market, we just traded in a 2019 mazda cx-3 with 20k miles for like 1k more then we bought it for. We got that cx-3 in 2019 when we traded in a 2016 Mazda 3 with 60k miles, after trade the car was less then $1000. Pretty wild. If we would of leased or not had the cars paid off before the trades it would of been a different story. Over the course of 6 years we would of spent the equivalent amount of money to own a car outright through payments, but had none of the benefits of any retained value. But over the course of 6 years we paid maybe $10k total to drive 80k Miles in two cars that were less then 3 years old, so all the maintenance and scheduled service was no cost. Almost all metrics point to buying opposed to leasing as the better option, maybe shoot for a 5 year term.

I bought my CX-5 Grand Touring back in 2016 and never want to let it go. Been paid off for 3 years. My favorite purchase I've ever made.

It really depends on the car honestly. You could be buying a 2016 Mitsubishi mirage or Fixate 500L and if you miss your 40k mile service on these cars, at 100k miles you could end up spending more than the car is worth to fix. Or you could have a 2016 Mazda 3 or Toyota Camry that are normally fine for 100k miles with just oil changes and the occasional fuel injector cleaner.

My situation was, I got a 2015 Mazda 3 with 6k miles on it and drove it for 4 years putting 52k miles for it. Then my lifestyle changes and I decided I wanted to see what I could get for it back in 2020. Ended up getting an offer for $2k more than I paid for it back in 2016. So decided to sell the car and upgrade. Now normally I wouldn't be able to afford a 2021 Mazda Cx-30 AWD turbo premium. But thanks to selling my Mazda 3, the monthly payment was the same as when I was paying for the 3 but got a nicer car that I can go on an adventure with the doggos.

So the way I look it is I am just building up money and upgrading as I go until I can get to my dream car.

But yah cars can last a long time if they are taken care of. I had a 1999 Nissan Altima that I absolutely loved. Drove that sucker for 150k miles over 10 years and got it to 198k miles. Only major repair during that time was I have to have the intake manifold gasket replaced. At the end the car had 2 ceased brakes, 1 completely shot cv joint, and another cv joint on the way out. The cost to repair was going to be $2500 which was more than the car was worth.

UX/CX is super hot and I could see the hiring manager loving a psych degree. Consumer research as well.

Thanks! This is a great analysis. FWIW, my upper-upper-upper limit is about $750k, and to me that number seems sooooo high but everyone seems to think it’s within line- even the financial advisor I spoke to. Of course, cheaper would be better, but not a ton cheaper in my area of choice. :) I do think I will settle around that price point.

I also did the math and can afford a mortgage at that level and HOA on my current base and budget without taking my RSU income into account - no special plans with that except one day I will have to replace my car (I’m not a car person so prob something simple like another Mazda CX-5). My only other huge purchase with that is my dream, bucket list trip to Antarctica I plan on doing for my kid’s college graduation present. Other than that, I consider it extra savings.

Mazda CX-9

I have a 1991 Sierra 1500 rwd and a 2017 cx5. One has almost 11 inches of clearance, the other has 7.5. I’ll take the CX-5 over the pick up any day. Hell, I almost got it stuck in my back yard yesterday clearing tree limbs.

This, but not so much the cool and upwardly mobile part. I'm relatively senior (regional CX head of a $5,000,000,000 co.) and I regularly hung out with other senior marketers in the pre-times.

u/GyantSpyder, what I would say is that--like OP references--talking about work includes a mix of creative work/strategy, people/vendor management, and internal politics in your org. You have to have had a certain level of experience to have those discussions. If you want to be a fly on the wall in those discussions, find a senior marketer and ask to join when they hang out with their crew.

u/chuff80 You could benefit from the social reproduction that happens in these get togethers. Find a senior marketer you are professionally attracted to, buddy up to and ask to hang.

Alternatively, if you have some connections already, put together something yourself. Bring along the folks you already know, and ask them to bring a professional friend as well.

You need to test drive a couple vehicles. Moving the wife from a BMW to a Japanese SUV might be a challenge, but you might win if the newer vehicle has a higher safer rating or better MPG. Look at the Mazda CX-5, Toyota and Honda also good… but the CX 5 looks more like the X3.

The new ones get 35 MPG

this aint the place for making money Cx

True. But where I live in the Midwest with a brutal 5 months of winter I wanted a car that was weather element proof. Yes, Mazda wasn't my first choice but the Toyota Rav4s and Ford F-150s are all selling like hot cakes and I just wanted to try out a car. The car I tested first was the 2021 Mazda CX 30 ($30K) and it did not feel weather element proof at all considering the harsh February and March we just had. Then the sales guy tried to push me the 2023 CX 50 model with all the features my heart desired but I couldn't do it. If you want a new quality SUV/truck to give you a peace of mind here in the Midwest, its gonna run $40-50K.

I got my first “good” TV last year after having a cheap $200 one for many many years.

Do yourself a favor and get an OLED. There’s no comparison for the color depth, true blacks, and picture. Note - actual OLED not QLED or any other made OLED marketing terms.

LG is the brand to go with - CX model series

Well If I waited 1 more day I could have sold $MOS for another 6% profit. Bad move on my part. I am done waiting. I just added to $KMI, $GGB, $HAL, and $CX. My purchases are in for the day. Cemex might be a mistake as it has no support.

well I bought WTI CX and USWS and spent the rest of my allowance on snowflake

I’m going to take the middle ground here. Find a way to make 1 car work, whether that’s the CX-5, Golf R, or something else.

You also need to make this decision with eyes wide open. Calculate how much this will cost in extra hours you will need to work before retiring. Make a list of other things you could buy with $40k, like 400 restaurant meals, 15 vacations, a year of college tuition, etc. If you have the information in front of you and the car still seems like the best option, then go for it.

The CX-5 has been bulletproof and the wife/kid love it. I might keep that thing as a beater for 20 years. Or maybe they fall in love with the golf and the mazda gets sold. Maybe I’ll get 2 fun years out of the golf and then trade in both for some new plug in hybrid or ev. 🤷‍♂️

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YMMV but in my case, I wanted to put 10k down on CX-5 and even then the dealer was giving me hard time saying that my APR would increase and that I would a secured check from my bank and wait until they can confirm the funds. Mind you that the dealer refused to use my pre approved letter from BOFA.

Ended up doing $5k at 3.80%. Will be refinancing the car real soon for 1.99%

So my friendly suggestion is to go to your local Ford dealer and go though the buying process and talk to finance manager and see what they have to offer.

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Is it foolish to buy a new $30k car for my situation?

I'm graduating college and need a vehicle. I've decided a rav4 or cx-5 fits my needs. My job pays $70k + estimated 5% bonus. I anticipate having $50k available after tax. In two years, I can exit for a role that will pay $120k and salary will increase from there.

The used car I wanted is too expensive now. I am considering two options:

Spend $32k and get a car almost exactly how I like it. I could keep this car for a very long time.

Spend $22k for a 2017 model of the same vehicle. Probably a low trim with 100k miles on it.

It seems like saving $10k is smart short term but my interest rate will be higher and I probably won't get as much out of it when reselling. Depending on my cash availability I will pay the loan down quicker than the full loan term. Ideally within a year or two.

My role will require me driving to the airport once a week (60 miles one way). I don't mind putting the miles on the car, I'd like to move past $4k beaters given the current market. I can't settle for something smaller because I need to tow a small amount.

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New father so I'm taking my wife's turbo Forester and I got her a 22 Turbo CX-5. You will get considerably better gas mileage than us. The CX-5 Turbo allows regular gas though so for her commute it'll save us some money.

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odgrim.github.io/wsb-rplace/

https://new.reddit.com/r/place/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=place&utm_content=t5_2sxhs&cx=628&cy=609&px=67

We are starting to get somewhere retards - this is the goal. Stay connected and move one pixel out from our main blue area.

Goal is this https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/tshc36/rplace_is_back_this_year/#:~:text=https%3A//i.imgur.com/HteSsfU.png

Link: https://new.reddit.com/r/place/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=place&utm_content=t5_2sxhs&cx=618&cy=615&px=83

https://new.reddit.com/r/place/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=place&utm_content=t5_2sxhs&cx=769&cy=688&px=236

Lets go retards

https://new.reddit.com/r/place/?cx=708&cy=695&px=402

this shill account couldn't make it more obvious Cx

I was looking for a midsize suv and was looking between Cx-5 and kia’s sorento. Kias interior looked cheap and the car was more expensive than Mazda. They did have a 100k warranty on the engine but that’s for good reason. Our friend went with a Kia for their car and after 30k miles they had to bring it into the shop. Ultimately they traded it in for a VW.

Crossovers are a crowded market these days. Subaru already dominates this space with an even more loyal customer base than Mazda. I only see the CX-50 eating into sales of its other models like the CX-5 or 3 Hatchback to stay competitive, not a net increase. If it were an EV I would go long, but then it would probably already be priced in somewhat.

What’s so great about the new cx-50?

Mazda worth buying into? I work at a plant and the new CX-50 is about to be released some time this year. The vehicle has been announced and is in production but not being sold yet. I dont have any inside information i dont get paid enough for that lol