2003 Mazda Protege Mazdaspeed Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Glenolden, Pennsylvania, United States
For sale is my 2003 protege mazdaspeed it currently has a motor issue it is in really good shape other then the motor
issue i was driving it everyday it has alot of new parts some installed
like tires plugs wires and coils. If interested please email me. I would sell the car
for around 5000 if it didn't have the problem. These are hard car to
come by that are in decent shape so please feel free to come look at
it. The car does run and drive but im sure its not good to drive it with the
motor making the noise it is so i stopped driving it as soon as i heard
the sound. It also has a corksport exhaust from header back, and a
after market intercooler that was on the car when u bought it and a Cool air intake. If you
know about cars and motors this would be a great buy to keep or fix and
sell. The check engine light is on due to a bad o2 sensor that i do have that comes with the car.
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