u/Strong_Fisherman_628

Just bought her 2026 sport. Not the fastest on the block, but i think she is the prettiest.

I'll keep updating this post with more information. Even though im being called an idiot lol... ill post any more good information in the body of this post. I think we are close to the end. Not sure how much more good information we can find.

Just thought of this, any dealer in here can beat this just post you name and address In the comments. It would help people know who to go to.

I know my name and number is on there. Google me and say hi if you want. Please be respectful and i will to. This was my deal. Take this information if you interested and buy a mazda. Use it to negotiate. Let me know if you get a better deal.. ill be happy for you. 36 month 0 %. Hard to pass up. Warranty tips and tricks include.

More info from someone trying to help

People should be negotiating about 8-11% off a CX-30 before rebates. For this car you should have gotten it for about $2900 lower than you did. Anyone you convince to agree to a similar deal would also lose 3 grand and doing that is the opposite of nice because you're costing people a lot of money.

Although I don't think they understand the post.
BE respectful tell me where I went wrong and we will help people. That's the first person to tell me I messed up, but gave me real information to back it up

Alot of people are just crapping on the price I paid , so to give a little background on me. My wife just a shiny new car for the first time in 20 years, I still drive a 2008 tundra 5.7 with over 300000 miles. So please be kind and let us enjoy this. So if you understand that you would know i could have bought that car with cash, that's not a brag. It's 30 years of hard work and frugality. their are other people on this post that are just like me. ... but Mazda is letting all of us play with their money for free. That doesn't happen often. So take advantage. At the end of the day I'm still making interest on the 40000. That is still my money. It is that simple for me. you get 6 percent finacing that your paying on a used car, and i get 6 Percent I'm earning on a new one. That's 12 percentage swing. If you can do math you will find it that car was cheaper than you think. Just do the math yourself. Buying a car is more than otd Price. You got to do the math for 36 months to get it right. You can't look at any one else situation. You have to focus on yours

Guys I asked nicely, look up my last posts where I play with people. I am the Golgothon. Please stay respectful.. or ill chase you.

KATELYN HANSEN • katelynh@wernerauto.com She will look up your car and send you the Mazda warranty like a menu. My top of the line cx30 turbo, only cost me 2125 for a 8 year 100000 warranty. There are some things like you have to buy 0 deductible. The lower ones make you go to that dealer, and she is in New Hampshire .She says this is common. They do it all the time. Found her dealership quick solving this problem on Google. If you have to wrap the warranty into you financing i think the Denton dealership sells them. Call first. 15 mazda dealers in dfw. One of them will will offer it. Call first make sure they can sell it. Then contact her for the menu... you will know the number then. I don't think she can sell that if your In California

She made it this easy.... Hi Rayne!

Mazda goes up to 10 years and 125,000 miles. The following is for the VSA Platinum Plan with no deductible

10 years and 125,000 miles would be $2990

10 years and 100,000 miles would be $2475

9 years and 125,000 miles would be $2790

9 years and 100,000 miles would be $2330

8 years and 125,000 miles would be $2495

8 years and 100,000 miles would be $2125

8 years and 75,000 miles would be $1745

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thank You

Katelyn

A guy from Canada texted me last night. Great guy... don't txt me after 10 cst. The Golgothon will come, but i don't care after 8 am lol

I read all these posts and love them, I wanted to share how i do mine. I think it's the easiest and I always get great brisket. I'm from Texas, but my wife hates the smoke flavor, so I improvised. I just started my next one, so this post won't have the finished product yet. My trick is I souvide a whole packer brisket. No trimming. I just season with fajita seasoning from my local Mexican meat market and double bag it. 155 36 hours flip once. Then I take it out let it rest, then crisp all that fat in the oven. I just started, 20lb choice brisket. I'll update pictures if people are Interested through the cook. Sousvide is not up to temp yet, but it will be 155.

Edit. Added the flip Pic you may have to scroll to find it. Double edit. I'm learning reddit, probably easier if I post update here

So now I'm in the end game. I wait and hope i don't mess this up, although some people might find it hilarious if I do. I happen to be one of them. This started out as a way to show people different ways to enjoy brisket. I truly hopes that works. But this is the tricky part, go to any good bbq place in texas and talk. They will tell you the size of the salt and the grind of the pepper. They will walk you through how to cook a brisket, time and temp. Even when to wrap itand what kind of wood they use. Sadly that's only 70 percent of the game. No one really asks how long they rest brisket. How they do it. I truly think that is one of the most important parts. That's why it scares me. I'd say 50 percent of posts on this sub that had bad brisket arent because they cooked it wrong. Just didn't understand the "rest"

One last thing I just thought of, and it maybe the best part, all juice and rendered fat are trapped in that same bag. It will all go into what I think are the best instapot beans in the world.

I did the math, this is now a 40 hours cook time, I'm not getting up at 2am.

Started the rest at 6 am.

Took it out at 135. It out the cooler on to the counter. Pics below

Added more pics of reserve juice and brisket out of the bag

It's in oven now, more pics in the post.

Out of oven pic I'm thread. I started this 3 days ago and I'm not good with technology. The pics are in the posts

Last edit, pics are posted, have fun with brisket, it's my favorite meat

Power went out for 16 hours. I live in dfw Texas. 93 high for the day. 4pm until 8am next morning. Does the curve of my temps look OK, or should I worry about insulating.

What do you think?