2008 Mazda 6 2.3l Auto/tiptronic Low Miles Must See!! on 2040-cars
Mahwah, New Jersey, United States
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Selling my 2008 Mazda 6 2.3l 4 cylinder due to purchase of new car. This car is in good condition with normal wear and tear. Paint is in very good condition, just some light hair line surface scratches on the rear trunk top, and the rear bumper has few scuffs (as seen in picture from previous owner). I have owned the car for 4 years (actually my wife has), and it hasn't given us a problem. Normal maintenance done, synthetic oil changes every 5k. Super reliable and great on car, when the right driving we see over 30+mpg highway. Needs nothing buy now and drive without any maintenance needed.
New items on the car:
-New tires 1000 miles
-New Battery
-New brakes (rotors and pads front and rear)Less than 100 miles
-HID projector headlights.
-Traction Control
-6CD changer
The only bad in the car is that the trunk latch has to be adjusted as it is hard to shut the trunk sometimes, other than that the car is in good working order. I am being very honest with the flaws and stating if there is anything wrong with the car, if you have any questions feel free to ask. This car is still being used so mileage will go up slowly. I have the right to remove the auction at anytime, since it is being listed locally also, and the buyer assumes all responsibility once purchasing the car, and it is being sold as is. Thank you
Will help deliver at a small cost if need be, and will help ship also if purchasing from a distance. thanks
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