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Mazda Australia is currently offering drive-away deals on select CX-60 models.
The discounts apply to all Evolvevariants (now priced from $56,990 drive-away), and GTversions (now priced from $64,990 drive-away).
The offer includes 12 months’ registration, stamp duty, dealer delivery, admin charges, and other applicable statutory charges. However, it doesn’t include premium pant.
A Mazda representative confirmed to CarExpert the deals are available until further notice.
Here are the savings for the Mazda CX-60 G40e Evolve:
| Regular drive-away price | Discounted drive-away price | Drive-away savings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | $65,583 | $56,990 | $8593 |
| Victoria | $65,814 | $56,990 | $8824 |
| Queensland | $65,463 | $56,990 | $8473 |
| South Australia | $65,480 | $56,990 | $8490 |
| Western Australia | $67,331 | $57,990 | $9341 |
| Northern Territory | $65,112 | $56,990 | $8122 |
| Tasmania | $65,414 | $56,990 | $8424 |
| Australian Capital Territory (ACT) | $64,208 | $56,990 | $7218 |
Here are the savings for the Mazda CX-60 D50e Evolve:
| Regular drive-away price | Discounted drive-away price | Drive-away savings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | $67,683 | $58,990 | $8693 |
| Victoria | $67,898 | $58,990 | $8908 |
| Queensland | $67,533 | $58,990 | $8543 |
| South Australia | $67,560 | $58,990 | $8570 |
| Western Australia | $69,461 | $59,990 | $9471 |
| Northern Territory | $67,172 | $58,990 | $8182 |
| Tasmania | $67,494 | $58,990 | $8504 |
| ACT | $65,412 | $58,990 | $6422 |
Here are the savings for the Mazda CX-60 P50e Evolve:
| Regular drive-away price | Discounted drive-away price | Drive-away savings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | $79,283 | $70,040 | $9243 |
| Victoria | $79,310 | $70,040 | $9270 |
| Queensland | $77,628 | $70,040 | $7588 |
| South Australia | $78,892 | $70,040 | $8852 |
| Western Australia | $81,279 | $71,040 | $10,239 |
| Northern Territory | $76,722 | $70,040 | $6682 |
| Tasmania | $78,943 | $70,040 | $6682 |
| ACT | $76,462 | $70,040 | $6422 |
Here are the savings for the Mazda CX-60 G40e GT:
| Regular drive-away price | New drive-away price | Drive-away savings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | $73,983 | $64,990 | $8993 |
| Victoria | $74,150 | $64,990 | $9160 |
| Queensland | $73,743 | $64,990 | $8753 |
| South Australia | $73,800 | $64,990 | $8810 |
| Western Australia | $75,851 | $65,990 | $9861 |
| Northern Territory | $73,352 | $64,990 | $8362 |
| Tasmania | $73,734 | $64,990 | $8744 |
| ACT | $72,386 | $64,990 | $7396 |
Here are the savings for the Mazda CX-60 D50e GT:
| Regular drive-away price | Discounted drive-away price | Drive-away savings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | $76,083 | $66,990 | $9093 |
| Victoria | $76,234 | $66,990 | $9244 |
| Queensland | $75,813 | $66,990 | $8823 |
| South Australia | $75,880 | $66,990 | $8890 |
| Western Australia | $77,981 | $67,990 | $9991 |
| Northern Territory | $75,412 | $66,990 | $8422 |
| Tasmania | $75,814 | $66,990 | $8824 |
| Australian Capital Territory (ACT) | $73,412 | $66,990 | $6422 |
Here are the savings for the Mazda CX-60 P50e GT:
| Regular drive-away price | Discounted drive-away price | Drive-away savings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | $87,683 | $78,040 | $9643 |
| Victoria | $87,646 | $78,040 | $9606 |
| Queensland | $85,788 | $78,040 | $7748 |
| South Australia | $87,212 | $78,040 | $9172 |
| Western Australia | $89,799 | $79,040 | $10,759 |
| Northern Territory | $84,962 | $78,040 | $6922 |
| Tasmania | $87,263 | $78,040 | $9223 |
| Australian Capital Territory (ACT) | $84,462 | $78,040 | $6422 |
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Tyra Lawler-Cass is a marketplace journalist based in Sydney, Australia. She studied PR & Social Media and Creative Writing at Macquarie University and has a passion for fast, luxury cars. She loves to travel and is always down to dine out.
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