2005 Mazda 3 S Hatchback 4-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Silver Spring, Maryland, United States
*********************SHORT 3 DAY AUCTION*************************** Engine: Super peppy 2.3l motor not the 2.0. This motor has great compression and smooth powerful acceleration. No visible oil leaks or smells, starts with no rattle, or rumble just twist the key and she pops to life. After much driving in and about town it is averaging 28mpg! Transmission: Car has a smooth and positive shift feel, have tried it at every speed and scenario and not felt any flaws. Suspension, brakes, tires: The tires are new all the way around and so are pads and rotors. Suspension feels tight as does the steering. Only repair issue would be the 2 rear sway bar links which are inexpensive ($100) to repair. If winning bidder would like to pay extra $100 repair can be completed at our shop before pick up. Interior: Clean as a whistle, all seats are in good shape with minimal wear. all windows, stereo, locks, key fob, seats, and power outlets work as they should. Body: Exterior is in excellent shape, it is 9 years old but i would say she is the best looking Mazda 3 we have ever had. No blemishes that are easily seen except for a sticker residue underneath trunk handle. Otherwise she looks almost new. That is everything worth noting, feel free to arrange a visit to see it if possible. |
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Evo blasts around in a Spa 24H-winning Mazda RX-7
Mon, Jul 20 2015Think of the Mazda RX-7 today, and your thoughts likely turn to the turbocharged third-generation version of the '90s that's an icon among the tuning and drifting communities. Many years before that swoopy coupe was hanging the tail out, the first model of RX-7 was also quite a track star, though. Evo's Richard Meaden has gotten ahold of a race-prepped version that counts a victory in the 1981 Spa 24 Hours to its name – the first Japanese car to claim that honor – for a fantastic video. With 225 horsepower and weighing around 1,984 pounds, this RX-7 doesn't look like a giant killer on paper. However as Meaden illustrates, the coupe puts those rotary-powered ponies to very good use. Driving it requires constantly keeping things on the boil because the muscle is essentially absent below 7,000 rpm. Once in the sweet spot, things start progressing quickly, though. As a wonderful cap to the wall of noise from the engine, little licks of flame also shoot out of the exhaust on downshifts. Thankfully, Evo's video team captures all of the mechanical noises quite well, and the clip is a treat for those with a good pair of headphones. Despite the race-winning pedigree, Meaden has no problem grabbing the little coupe by the scruff of the neck. He chucks it through the corners to get the tail loose, and the little wisps of smoke from the rear tires prove the original RX-7 knows how to drift too. These early cars definitely worth being remembered in the pantheon of Mazda performance.
2016 Mazda CX-5 keeps it simple
Wed, 19 Nov 2014Take a long, hard look, folks. This is the refreshed 2016 Mazda CX-5, which makes its debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show today. And if you're thinking, "Say, that looks just like the old one," you really aren't alone. The visible updates certainly aren't major - Mazda has instead focused on giving the already-good CX-5 some thoughtful upgrades to make it a more attractive package than ever.
Outside, there are some slight changes to the styling, including new LED light signatures at the front and rear, as well as redesigned foglamp housings. Uplevel models also ride on attractive new 19-inch alloy wheels, with a dark finish.
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