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Discover the Mazda CX‑9 price realities for 2007 and beyond

When it comes to midsize luxury crossover SUVs, the Mazda CX‑9 stands out with its stylish design, smooth handling, and robust V6 engine. If you’re weighing the costs of buying a 2007 Mazda CX‑9 or a newer trim, you’ll want to understand how the Mazda CX‑9 price shifts over time and with condition. Below we break down key specs, depreciation curves, and comparison points to help you gauge exactly what is a 2007 Mazda CX‑9 worth and how the market values the vehicle today.

Storage a familiar silhouette, the 2007 edition was the first generation of the CX‑9, launched in 2007. During that year, the MSRP hovered around $33,000 new, but today most listings for the same trim are in the $8,000‑$14,000 range depending on mileage, condition, and location. That means the Mazda CX‑9 price has already shifted significantly from its original launch, and each subsequent model year continues to see a gradual decline on the used‑market sheet.

For potential buyers or enthusiasts curious about a vintage steal, the Mazda CX‑9 2007 price screen is easy to estimate if you understand the fundamentals that influence valuation. Key factors include trim level (Base, Preferred, Signature), engine options, and option packages (Sunroof, Navigation). In practice, these elements narrow the price band: a well‑maintained Base 2007 with used Mazda CX‑9 price of around $10,000 or a Signature with generous options may fetch closer to $12,500.

With new models introduced in 2014 and again in 2019, a 2007 offering’s relevance mainly revolves around price-versus-feature trade‑offs. Buyers seek the award‑winning interior, the 3

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