You are not understanding what the TSB service was. TSB are written for specifically authorized dealerships and Automotive Technician's not DIYs. Although they are now available through the NTSB I suggest as I have to others to read them and also the superseded information and unless you experienced in automotive service repair not assume anything that is not written in the TSB. I also suggest that if you do not understand what is included exactly worded in extended warranty not to assume anything especially about engine and transmission coverages? Each one of those dozens or more extended warranty coverages even the factory or dealership ones are specifically and carefully written what they cover or do not cover. If you don't know ask them and you may even need to get that in writing before getting one. But don't assume what is or is not covered!

 

No need to apologize, you didn't break any rules and your response was relevant to what the OP mentions as to things popping up either under warranty or out of warranty that could need fixing.

 

Dude, what is wrong with you? Also for all your vast automotive knowledge, please look up when to use exclamation points, for all our sakes.

 

you can email katelynh@wernerauto.com for a quote. They are out of New Hampshire

 

He's on my Ignore List. Too bad it doesn't work when he gets quoted.

 

He doesn't run the place and has no business telling anybody what they can and cannot post.

 

Sage advice.

 

Going OFF topic is generally in the fashion that is now beging with at least 2 members is not the best thing to do again on any forum especially when it is in negative responses!
No one said "breaking rules" however if you pull your head out that dark place.... you have understood that there is some etiquette of common since things you do and don't do as a new member on vehicle forums. At your age I wonder why you do not understand that?
Also on the top list of members that are generally despised on most all forums in general are what is called grammar ****. One really like them !
Lets see if that ignore list threat really works

Welcome to the forum . I suggest you look at the requirement to advertise your business on this forum. They were outlined when you joined to read and accept the terms as a member.

 

Im not sure if you intend to purchase a new Mazda or a Used ?
If its used , I suggest a REPUTABLE dealer - even then after being in auto sales for a long time - we would always say buying a used car is buying someone elses problems - yet you can find a good used if you reduce
the number of factors that could reveal bad history or likley abuse ( rent a cars ) -
The dealer should offer a CPO as one member said - certified pre-owned
I suggest new ,..if you go new Mazda the warrantys are now called VSAs - Vehicle Service Agreements - which extend a warranty up to 10yrs - 125k miles and 0 deductable -
My only other suggestion ...avoid cars with CVT transmissions - One reason I still buy Mazdas.
Sad that a 2015 anything is kaput ( if it was properly maintained )

 

Stunningly, you've missed the point entirely. I'll try one more time. The point of that particular piece of punctuation in the written form is to add emphasis, a feeling of strong emotion or excitement. It can also come off like your yelling at whoever you're writing too. So either you're really excited when you write your replies or you think somehow, it's your duty to sternly educate everyone that posts, like it's your job. It's like when a teenager uses all caps in a text. In no way would I ever get confused with being the grammar police but since your posts are laden with punctuation marks used in the wrong place, it comes off like you are scolding, yelling, condescending too, everyone you're addressing. I think I speak for more than a few people on this forum and from what I've been told, people that have had interactions with you, and left this forum, take some time and re-read what you write before hitting submit. Forums are generally a place where people come together for an exchange of ideas and a mutual love about a particular subject or hobby. Why ruin it with replies that come off superior, disrespectful and scolding? You are just going to chase good people away that have genuine questions, or just wanna post cool or fun things they've done with their car.

Also, responded to your PM, never heard back. I can't imagine why. But I have no problem talking this out there as to not muddy the forum traffic.

Apologies to the OP and moderators, which this guy isn't.
Now back to our regularly scheduled program.

-Vin