MAZDA Cost of Maintenance/Ownership after YOJIN 3

[Aleman]

Good day mga MAZDA owners, I hope you can share your experiences with regards to the cost of maintenance and/or ownership of your ride after YOJIN 3. This will surely help others, me in particular, in deciding in owning a mazda brand in the near future.

Thank you very much!

[aRTie]

Good day mga MAZDA owners, I hope you can share your experiences with regards to the cost of maintenance and/or ownership of your ride after YOJIN 3. This will surely help others, me in particular, in deciding in owning a mazda brand in the near future.

Thank you very much!

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

[JohnM]

IIRC the fuel filter is replaced at 60k so pasok pa rin sa Yojin3

[aRTie]

IIRC the fuel filter is replaced at 60k so pasok pa rin sa Yojin3

Will have to confirm sir JohnM pero parang every 20k pinalitan yung akin under Yojin, check ko if mahanap ko pa yung service order forms from past pms ko, i think cabin filter was replaced every 20k as well

I'm not sure though if pareho yung service items/ checklist ng current vs prev gen

[Aleman]

Thanks Sir for sharing...I am looking at getting the CX5 MAXX next month. I really have to consider everything, especially the cost of ownership and ease of maintenance.

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

[candyman]

Sirs, I know the battery is not included in the Yojin 3 but just wanted to ask, what's the usual life of the battery in your mazda with i-stop? The battery is a bit of a concern for me since it costs around 18K and has a mere one year warranty. Mazda is also partnering with Motolite for the battery and since its Motolite, if it only has a one year warranty, you know it will give out very soon after the warranty expires. You also have no choice but to buy the battery from the casa?

[eccm]

Sirs, I know the battery is not included in the Yojin 3 but just wanted to ask, what's the usual life of the battery in your mazda with i-stop? The battery is a bit of a concern for me since it costs around 18K and has a mere one year warranty. Mazda is also partnering with Motolite for the battery and since its Motolite, if it only has a one year warranty, you know it will give out very soon after the warranty expires. You also have no choice but to buy the battery from the casa?

Hi mine was replaced after a year not included in the warranty mazda 6 2016.


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[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.

[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?

[jiggs84]

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

any update here?