2003 Mazda6 V6 Sport Edition 79k Miles Bose 5 Speed Leather Loaded No Reserve on 2040-cars
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States
Here is a very nice sporty 2003 Mazda 6 , 220 HP, dual exhaust, very fast and fun to drive with the 5 Speed. This car is loaded all power, including Sunroof, Premium Bose Stereo, cruise, and Steering wheel radio controls, and leather interior. Super low mileage car at just under 79,000 miles presently. Very nice comfortable car to drive, all power options work as they should. Tires are all good, brakes were recently done, and clutch has about 20,000 miles on it and feels great. Interior is in great shape, smoke free, and no rips or tears and super clean (just detailed). Car was just serviced, fresh oil change, new cabin air filter, all fluids checked and it's ready to go. Also replaced the rear trunk struts. The body is in overall nice condition with normal wear and tear and scratches for a vehicle it's age. there is a small spot on the right wheel well that could stand to be fixed otherwise the body appears rust free. The rear bumper has scratches as well. Overall the car looks very good from 5ft it's just not perfect and I want to be up front about that. Check my FEEDBACK and be confident in your bid!!! Clean retail on this car is $7800, so this is a WHOLESALE NO RESERVE opening bid starting price which allows you plenty of room to do a few things if you want to but I/M/O, I would just drive it as is. Your choice. Vehicle is also for sale locally, and I reserve the right to end this auction at any time with an offer above my opening bid. This entire description is my own opinion and is in no way a warranty either expressed or implied and the vehicle is being sold as is where is. It may be inspected and test driven by appointment any time prior to the end of the auction. Pick up and shipping is the buyers responsibility, but I will assist or work with your transporter to help make things go smoothly. Good Luck and happy bidding!! |
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