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2012 Mazda Cx-9 Awd Grand Touring, Loaded, Extra Clean!! on 2040-cars

US $28,500.00
Year:2012 Mileage:20962 Color: protection package from the dealer
Location:

Rolla, Missouri, United States

Rolla, Missouri, United States
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 I have for sale my nice and clean Mazda CX-9. I bought it brand new from Joe Machens in Columbia, MO. in Dec. 2011. It's an AWD Grand Touring (GT), cobber red, loaded with all the options except the NAV. It has heated sand leather seats with memory, Bose premium sound system, Bluetooth, Sirius radio, rear camera, power tailgate, sunroof, roof rails, Blind spot monitoring, HID headlights, 20" premium wheels, mirror integrated turn signals, and fog lights.
The vehicle was purchased with a long term ownership in my mind, so I decided to buy the interior/exterior protection package from the dealer, which included undercoating and wheel locks as part of the deal.
Since I bought the car, I added a few subtle mods/accessories which includes:
- 3M clear bra on the hood, fenders, side mirrors, door edges and handle pockets, and door sills.
- Mazda splash guards.
- Front windows were tinted ~35% to match the rears.
- Added Mazda iPod/iPhone interface.
- Mazda stainless steel rear bumper guard.
- PIAA ion yellow fog light bulbs.
- Replaced front parking and rear license plate bulbs with white LEDs.
- Hidden Hitch class III hitch and Mazda OEM trailer harness.
- WeatherTech digital fit front mats, and trunk liner.
- Interior lighting has been upgraded to white LEDs.
- Upgraded front dash speakers.

I'm really picky when it comes to my cars, so I did my best to keep this car looking and performing like a new car for as long as I have it, by keeping it maintained, and hand washed/waxed regularly. Synthetic oil was replaced every 5000 miles, along with a tire rotation. Engine and cabin air filter were replaced at 15k miles.
The car still smells, looks, and performs like a brand new car, the interior looks exactly as it was when it rolled off the dealer's lot 2 years ago, the body still has the original paint with minor stone chips on the front end, otherwise, the paint is perfect.
I bought the car with a lien title, which I payed off about a month ago, so I have a clear title on hand. I could travel anywhere from Rolla to St. Louis to meet the buyer, otherwise the buyer is responsible for the transportation.
The car is accident free and in MINT condition, I encourage you to run a Carfax to insure the car has a clean history, and if any is found, I'd be happy to reimburse you for 200% of the Carfax cost.

I reserve the right to end the listing anytime, as it's been for sale locally also.
Thanks for looking.

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