2006 Mazda Rx8 Sport Great Condition! on 2040-cars
Fishers, Indiana, United States
2006 Mazda RX-8 Bidding Starts at $8550 with Best Offer Considered Includes Transferrable 148,000 mile Warranty! Key Features
Odometer Miles 98,500
The entire powertrain of this Mazda RX-8 has been restored making it a virtually factory new condition vehicle. All work by the Mazda Dealership including: · Rebuilt Engine with less than 4000 miles · Six speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters · Engine electrical wiring harness
I purchased this vehicle for use in surveillance and
operation as part of my private investigation business. To ensure reliability and the occasional need
for rapid departure in certain cases, we invested in restoring the RX-8 as
described above. We have since closed
this aspect of our investigative business and thus are offering it for sale. It is well kept condition and highly
roadworthy for anyone that enjoys a high performance vehicle.
There are only two defects to the vehicle shown in the
photos. One is a grocery cart “hit” on
the driver’s side front quarter panel that could easily be repaired and second
is a set of cracks in the dash immediately above the glove box. A custom dashboard cover has been installed
which covers the cracks and dramatically reduces windshield glare.
Please e mail with any questions.
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