New and used 2025 Mazda CX-70 for sale near Whitman, MA

Last fall, I brought my 2012 Mazda 6 to have some work done. I first want to add, this car over the years has been almost trouble free for me. In addition to the work, they did with my approval a video inspection. During the inspection they found several cooling fins missing on the air conditioning condenser. Seeing how the a/c was still working and I'm on fixed income and the current work was going to cost over $1,000, I decided a new condenser could wait til the spring. Well I noticed the a/c quit in April so I brought it in to have the condenser replaced and to fix whatever else was wrong with the a/c in May. They didn't have the condenser in stock and said there was only one in the country. So I came back 2 weeks later. They replaced the condenser, then found out the reason it had quit was there a hole in one of the coolant lines. That too they didn't have in stock. They gave me a loaner, a Mazda CX50, a very nice car I might add. They searched high and low and couldn't find a replacement. Finally they went to an outside shop and had one fabricated. Then I got my car back in good working order. Last year, they had quoted me roughly $1,300 for the condenser replacement. They said it was within a year, so they'd pretty much stick to that quote. Still I was very worried about what the bill would be. I was fairly certain there'd be no standard cost for the loaner, but I was afraid there might be other fees or charges associated with it. I had the car for over 2 weeks. Then there was the labor and parts charge for the coolant line and its replacement. I also figured they must've spent a lot olf time tracking down these parts and I have to mention they kept me well informed of what was going on. This too, I felt there wouldn't be a charge for but still I was a little nervous anticipating the bill. Well to my surprise, the bill was less than the original quote for just the condenser replacement. I couldn't believe it. The bill reflected a $350 VIP discount. Well that's not because I'm a VIP, I'm sure that it's just because I've always brought my car to Mazda, first in Norwood, now in Weston. I'm a retired aircraft mechanic and I know good work when I see it. I also wanted to point out the service advisor who kept me well informed was John Sullivan.