Seminars/Courses
November-5th-2002 | 03:12 PM
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Seminars/Courses
Has anyone gone to the New Car Owner Course? I received a letter inviting me, and so I signed up. It's not for another 2 weeks, but I'm sort of curious as to what it entails... if anyone's been to it before, please let me know what it's about. I guess either way I should probably go, since it's my first car ever! Still a bit curious though...
Does Mazda offer other courses to new car owners? My dad bought a buick a couple of months back (in the summer), and they've offered a few (either 2 or 3) free seminars already... just wondering if I should expect the same from Mazda.
Does Mazda offer other courses to new car owners? My dad bought a buick a couple of months back (in the summer), and they've offered a few (either 2 or 3) free seminars already... just wondering if I should expect the same from Mazda.
November-6th-2002 | 10:31 PM
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sorry this has nothing to do with your topic, but in your signature i noticed "tiptronic"
how did you get a porche transmission into your protege? it must have been an expensive mod. definatly custom though.
the "sport-matic" or whatever mazda calls their new auto is nowhere near what porche's tiptronic transmission is. it is not "sequencial" either as some people call it. it is simply an automatic transmission with a different shifter mechanism to trick you into thinking it is somehow more sporty.
if you wish to call it by the wrong name (and wrong manufacturer) then you might as well refer to it as hydromatic, torqueflight, drivelogic, auto-stick, etc.
sorry for the rant, it just bugs me a little
how did you get a porche transmission into your protege? it must have been an expensive mod. definatly custom though.
the "sport-matic" or whatever mazda calls their new auto is nowhere near what porche's tiptronic transmission is. it is not "sequencial" either as some people call it. it is simply an automatic transmission with a different shifter mechanism to trick you into thinking it is somehow more sporty.
if you wish to call it by the wrong name (and wrong manufacturer) then you might as well refer to it as hydromatic, torqueflight, drivelogic, auto-stick, etc.
sorry for the rant, it just bugs me a little
November-6th-2002 | 11:54 PM
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FYI.... The "Activematic" and "Tiptronic" are pretty much the same damn thing. Just one is made by VW AG and one is made by Mazda. I've driven the Tiptronic VW Jetta 1.8T and its not that special. Just annoying to drive.
November-7th-2002 | 06:52 AM
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Originally posted by Tom Slick
sorry this has nothing to do with your topic, but in your signature i noticed "tiptronic"
how did you get a porche transmission into your protege? it must have been an expensive mod. definatly custom though.
the "sport-matic" or whatever mazda calls their new auto is nowhere near what porche's tiptronic transmission is. it is not "sequencial" either as some people call it. it is simply an automatic transmission with a different shifter mechanism to trick you into thinking it is somehow more sporty.
if you wish to call it by the wrong name (and wrong manufacturer) then you might as well refer to it as hydromatic, torqueflight, drivelogic, auto-stick, etc.
sorry for the rant, it just bugs me a little
sorry this has nothing to do with your topic, but in your signature i noticed "tiptronic"
how did you get a porche transmission into your protege? it must have been an expensive mod. definatly custom though.
the "sport-matic" or whatever mazda calls their new auto is nowhere near what porche's tiptronic transmission is. it is not "sequencial" either as some people call it. it is simply an automatic transmission with a different shifter mechanism to trick you into thinking it is somehow more sporty.
if you wish to call it by the wrong name (and wrong manufacturer) then you might as well refer to it as hydromatic, torqueflight, drivelogic, auto-stick, etc.
sorry for the rant, it just bugs me a little
November-7th-2002 | 08:01 AM
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Re: Seminars/Courses
Originally posted by Smurfoo-rah
Has anyone gone to the New Car Owner Course? I received a letter inviting me, and so I signed up. It's not for another 2 weeks, but I'm sort of curious as to what it entails... if anyone's been to it before, please let me know what it's about. I guess either way I should probably go, since it's my first car ever! Still a bit curious though...
Does Mazda offer other courses to new car owners? My dad bought a buick a couple of months back (in the summer), and they've offered a few (either 2 or 3) free seminars already... just wondering if I should expect the same from Mazda.
Has anyone gone to the New Car Owner Course? I received a letter inviting me, and so I signed up. It's not for another 2 weeks, but I'm sort of curious as to what it entails... if anyone's been to it before, please let me know what it's about. I guess either way I should probably go, since it's my first car ever! Still a bit curious though...
Does Mazda offer other courses to new car owners? My dad bought a buick a couple of months back (in the summer), and they've offered a few (either 2 or 3) free seminars already... just wondering if I should expect the same from Mazda.
No I havent heard of a seminar for our cars. What did they tell you?
November-7th-2002 | 10:45 AM
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Re: Re: Seminars/Courses
Originally posted by mito7878
No I havent heard of a seminar for our cars. What did they tell you?
No I havent heard of a seminar for our cars. What did they tell you?
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