2001 Mazda Tribute Dx Sport, Very Clean Low Reserve! on 2040-cars
Gainesville, Florida, United States
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2001 Mazda Tribute finished in Brilliant Silver with a light gray cloth interior. This Mazda is one of the cleanest used cars that I have seen in a long time! The paint is nice, with no noticeable dings or dents, and it appears to be all original. The seats and carpet are equally clean, with no stains or tears. The vehicle is equipped with a four cylinder engine, and a 5speed manual transmission, which makes for a very peppy, yet economical combination! The tires have lots of tread, the A/C is ice cold, and everything operates as it should! Just by looking at this Tribute, you can tell that it has been very well taken care of, with the only down side being, a lot of highway miles. The driver's window is not currently working, but you can hear the motor running, which would indicate the need for a new window regulator. (a fairly inexpensive repair) The shifter also has some play in it, but operates properly, and there is no problem finding any of the gears. I try to describe all of my vehicles as accurately as possible, but any and all questions are welcomed and indeed, encouraged. My name is Pat and my number is, (352)3638154 As with all of my listings, I reserve the right to end it early, as it is being offered for sale locally! I have set a very reasonable reserve on this truck, so you may bid with confidence! Thanks for looking, and Happy Bidding!
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