Low Milage Mazda 626 103,000 on 2040-cars
Afton, Tennessee, United States
1997
Mazda 626 Mileage is 103xxx. This Mazda has the 4 cylinder engine with an
automatic transmission. I bought the car a while back at an auction and I am
going to pass the savings onto the next person. I am moving and cannot take the
car with me, I just need to sell it. The car runs great, has power windows and
power door locks. Cruise control and Air Conditioning, all the creature comforts.
With the low mileage it should be mechanically sound for a long while. I have done
new brakes and a tune up within the last 3 months and the car has not been
driven much during that time. It also has a new thermostat as well. The car has
a few issues that I want to be clear about. The passenger side doors have some
dents, as well as some other areas on the car, they are just the largest. It
looks like the previous owner got to close to something and rubbed against it.
The paint has also been touched up because the car had some scratches on it. These
are just cosmetic and do not hurt the drive ability at all. The car needs a
radio, if I find one before the auction ends I will include it. Also the
running lights do not work. The headlights work fine, but the running or marker
lights don’t work. Weird, so I got a used headlight switch to try that, but do
not have time, so that is included. Car stays dry, no leaks, doesn’t seem to
loose any fluids. Overall this Mazda is in pretty decent shape except for a few
small things which anyone with some skills can fix. Thanks and good luck
bidding and check
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