Mazda has come out to deny rumors first reported by Tokyo’s Nihon Keizai business daily and picked up by Reuters claiming that the automaker was planning to eliminate its incentives on its U.S. models. According to Mazda spokesperson Jeremy Barnes, the automaker’s intention is to minimize incentives, but it will continue to use incentives.
The report said Mazda initially "intends to stop offering incentives for the new CX-7." Barnes said there are no cash incentives on the CX-7, only a $303-a-month for a 24-month lease program.
The report said Mazda initially "intends to stop offering incentives for the new CX-7." Barnes said there are no cash incentives on the CX-7, only a $303-a-month for a 24-month lease program.