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    #8291
    Good evening mazda 3 owners

    I would like to know more about the Mazda 3 sedan 1.5 v since I'm planning on purchasing a compact car these year or early next year. Please enlighten me about the Yojin3, performance,comfort and rear legroom.
    Thanks

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    #8292
    Quote Originally Posted by crosswind View Post
    Good evening mazda 3 owners

    I would like to know more about the Mazda 3 sedan 1.5 v since I'm planning on purchasing a compact car these year or early next year. Please enlighten me about the Yojin3, performance,comfort and rear legroom.
    Thanks
    Yojin3 - free PMS (parts and labor) until 3 years or 60k. Schedule has to be strictly followed or they will make you pay if you're late. Some casas (Pasig) have a loyalty program where they will give you free oil and oil filter for the succeeding 4 post-Yojin PMS if you have all of your PMS done with them.

    Performance - some auto journalists prefer the slightly more immediate response of the 1.5 over the 2.0. Our resident Master Hobo himself tested both and he confirms na di papaiwan si 1.5 in terms of performance.

    Comfort - one of the few cars where my dad prefers sitting in the back. He gets dizzy in other cars. Seats are well bolstered. Traffic becomes more bearable. Long drives are a delight. It is firmly sprung and I prefer it that way.

    Rear legroom - my 6-foot Australian boss sat in the back for more than an hour of EDSA traffic with no complaints even with a 5'7" passenger in front of him. He still had a few inches of knee room. You can stretch your feet under the front seats because there is lots of space under them.

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    #8293
    Quote Originally Posted by JohnM View Post
    Yojin3 - free PMS (parts and labor) until 3 years or 60k. Schedule has to be strictly followed or they will make you pay if you're late. Some casas (Pasig) have a loyalty program where they will give you free oil and oil filter for the succeeding 4 post-Yojin PMS if you have all of your PMS done with them.

    Performance - some auto journalists prefer the slightly more immediate response of the 1.5 over the 2.0. Our resident Master Hobo himself tested both and he confirms na di papaiwan si 1.5 in terms of performance.

    Comfort - one of the few cars where my dad prefers sitting in the back. He gets dizzy in other cars. Seats are well bolstered. Traffic becomes more bearable. Long drives are a delight. It is firmly sprung and I prefer it that way.

    Rear legroom - my 6-foot Australian boss sat in the back for more than an hour of EDSA traffic with no complaints even with a 5'7" passenger in front of him. He still had a few inches of knee room. You can stretch your feet under the front seats because there is lots of space under them.
    Very well articulated, JohnM brah!👍



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    #8294
    Quote Originally Posted by JohnM View Post
    Some casas (Pasig) have a loyalty program where they will give you free oil and oil filter for the succeeding 4 post-Yojin PMS if you have all of your PMS done with them.
    input lang sir on this one, you don't need all PMSs done with them to be included in the loyalty program

    requirement is once sa kanila ka nagpagawa, dapat sa kanila ka na magpa-pa-service until 3rd year, not sure lang if may minimum number of services done

    my 1st 2 years was with Alabang, 50k and 60k pms na lang yung sa Pasig and i was still qualified for the loyalty perks

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    #8295
    Quote Originally Posted by aRTie View Post
    input lang sir on this one, you don't need all PMSs done with them to be included in the loyalty program

    requirement is once sa kanila ka nagpagawa, dapat sa kanila ka na magpa-pa-service until 3rd year, not sure lang if may minimum number of services done

    my 1st 2 years was with Alabang, 50k and 60k pms na lang yung sa Pasig and i was still qualified for the loyalty perks
    That's good. Actually valid sya sa partner casas ng Pasig like Q Ave. Not sure kung alin pa ang kasama sa kanila.

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    #8296
    Pwede pala magpalipat ng casa for PMS? Ngayon ko lang nalaman. Hahaha. Minsan kasi ang hassle pumunta ng Sta. Rosa lalo na kapag di ako uuwi ng probinsya. Ano po yun sasabihin mo lang sa Casa mo na sa ibang casa ka na magpaPMS? Hindi po ba mavovoid ang warranty nun?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rei_lied View Post
    Pwede pala magpalipat ng casa for PMS? Ngayon ko lang nalaman. Hahaha. Minsan kasi ang hassle pumunta ng Sta. Rosa lalo na kapag di ako uuwi ng probinsya. Ano po yun sasabihin mo lang sa Casa mo na sa ibang casa ka na magpaPMS? Hindi po ba mavovoid ang warranty nun?
    Any Mazda dealership can do your PMS. As long as you comply w/ yojin conditions & skeds, you shouldn't have to worry about voiding warranty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnM View Post
    Yojin3 - free PMS (parts and labor) until 3 years or 60k. Schedule has to be strictly followed or they will make you pay if you're late. Some casas (Pasig) have a loyalty program where they will give you free oil and oil filter for the succeeding 4 post-Yojin PMS if you have all of your PMS done with them.

    Performance - some auto journalists prefer the slightly more immediate response of the 1.5 over the 2.0. Our resident Master Hobo himself tested both and he confirms na di papaiwan si 1.5 in terms of performance.

    Comfort - one of the few cars where my dad prefers sitting in the back. He gets dizzy in other cars. Seats are well bolstered. Traffic becomes more bearable. Long drives are a delight. It is firmly sprung and I prefer it that way.

    Rear legroom - my 6-foot Australian boss sat in the back for more than an hour of EDSA traffic with no complaints even with a 5'7" passenger in front of him. He still had a few inches of knee room. You can stretch your feet under the front seats because there is lots of space under them.
    Thanks JohnM bro!! Your review is very detailed , I'm looking forward to have this car parked in my garage and I will have to learn how to drive a sedan again hehe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lsdgenie View Post
    Will do boss - making a last ditch effort at some other shops first
    Save time and effort! Go for these!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doctsakititoy View Post
    Save time and effort! Go for these!
    Waiting for the 'after' pics, doc! Grats!!!

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