2006 Mazda 5 Touring. Pearl White. 62,000 Miles. One Owner. Cargo Carrier. on 2040-cars
San Marcos, California, United States
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Pearl White '06 Mazda 5 with one owner. Well maintained with all scheduled maintenance done at Escondido Mazda; all maintenance records are in hand. This is a SoCal car always garaged with a non-smoking family. Recently registered. No known mechanical or other issues. All systems work perfectly. Fog lights, moon roof (no leaks), factory in-dash navigation, AC with climate control, 6 CD changer with 6 speaker factory sound system, cargo cover and cargo net, driver seat cover, dash cover, bonnet and front-end cover (bra). Roof cargo rack and Thule cargo carrier in picture are included at this price. Title in hand. Very clean interior. No accidents.
This is has been a great car, but with a job and commute change we simply have too many vehicles so one has to go. This would make an excellent vehicle for a small family or college student. It is a true micro-van. You can put six people in it without luggage, or put the back seats down and load it up with gear and still have room for four. The best thing about this car is that it handles well and is fun to drive. It is also very easy to park. We would prefer to sell it with the luggage rack, as it will not fit our other cars. The extra storage is very useful for vacation trips. Asking $8800 |
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