2005 Mazda Rx-8 Shinka on 2040-cars
Mart, Texas, United States
PLEASE NOTE I HAVE LISTED THIS FOR MY FRIEND AND KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT THE CAR, I AM ALSO USELESS AT CHECKING EBAY MESSAGES SO ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DIRECT TO alaplant4 }{ gmail com Priced for sale $5,000 Mazda's original Shinka limited edition RX-8, only 1400 produced in 2005 with this amazing unique Black Cherry Mica exterior combined with upscale Parchment full leather interior with classy piano black accents throughout, Shinka is Grand Touring plus, Appearance Package and Rear spoiler complete the exterior look, A/C ice cold, All scheduled maintenance, All records, Always garaged, Excellent condition, Fully loaded with all the goodies, Looks & drives great, Must see, New low profile 18" tires last fall with 40k mile guarantee (transferable from Schwab), New clutch last fall ($1200 value), No accidents, Non-smoker, Satellite radio, 300 Watt Bose speaker system sounds amazing, Seats like new, Heated Seats, Cruise, Title in hand, Very clean interior, Well maintained, Extremely low miles, I have owned for 8 years and purchased with only 8000 miles from original owner who garaged it all winter, Car is in pristine condition, Hand washed regularly using Zaino products to maintain that new car sparkle and get comments constantly about how the car looks, Absolutely puts a smile on your face each time you step in to drive it, Mazda RX-8 car cover included, All original Mazda parts, No aftermarket tinkering or additions, Extremely rare - you won't see another Black Cherry limited edition Shinka which allows you to stand out from the crowd, People think this car is much more expensive than it is when they see it, Drives better than most 2-seat sports cars with practicality of having 4-seats, True 50-50 front to rear weight distribution allows car to corner on rails, Mazda says premium fuel is recommended (not required) but I have always used premium from Costco and engine runs silky smoothly, Rotary engine runs like new with incredibly wide power band, Short-throw 6 speed manual transmission is one of Mazda's best and an absolute blast to drive, You need to see this car in person to fully appreciate |
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