2006 Mazda 6 V6 3.0 Great Shape. Highway Miles. Lots Of Tlc And Maintanence on 2040-cars
Lincoln Park, New Jersey, United States
Your bidding on a 2003 Mazda 6 3.0 V6. She is in overall great shape. She bought brand new by the last owner and was pretty much driven on the highway only. I bought the car from a girl that I work with, she lives in south jersey and commutes to north jersey for work and school. It's all highway miles and according to her she never got the car over 70mph. She babied it and took very good care of it. Carfax shows a lot of service records in fact. She told me that every time it needed something done to it or just needed regular maintenance, her dad would get it done. I was recently in an accident with my other car and I needed a vehicle to use while my car was being fixed. And my co-worker was selling this car because she had graduated college and daddy was buying her a new car. The car runs very well. Always starts, never once stalled, doesn't smoke, and transmission shifts smooth and strong. As you can see by the photo, tires have good amount of tread, and according to the girl i bought it from, the brakes were last changed when she got new tires, so they should have a good amount of meat on them too. Over all the car runs very well, in fact I would not be mad if thew auction doesnt sell and I had to keep it longer. It really is a joy to drive. The body is in pretty good shape to. The only real issue the body had that I can find was a little bit of rust bubbles starting to form on the passenger rear wheel well. But don't worry, I sanded, bondoed and painted it and I think I did a good job if I don't say so myself. Unless your inspecting the area for damage you will never notice there was bondo put on. The body also may have a small ding or two and possibly a tiny scratch or two. I didn't see any but I also havn't gone over the body with a magnifier... Couple little chips in the front bumber paint from pebbles hitting it over the years. The horn does not work... I don't know why. I just installed a brand new passenger side headlight assembly, however there is no fog light socket in the new one, but all the other lights on the car work great! As for the inside, there is less than normal wear and tear I would say. Leather looks great on all the seats. Only two small issues are with the passenger rear headliner. It's fell loose and is wrinkled a bit, and also the radio/ a/c screen tends to go haywire and cannot be read sometimes. Everything continues to work fine, it's just hard to read the info. Otherwise I think that's it. gauges all work, a/c blows cold, heat and all vents work great! I think the heated seats may have stopped heating but it's hard for me to tell, feels warm to me but she said the driver side at least did not heat anymore for her. Only other minor glitch is that the engine light recently came on. I scanned it and it says that it is running lean. I googled possible reasons and it said maybe a small vacuum leak which is easily fixable, I just have not had time to inspect the engine compartment to look for it. If I find the leak I will amend the posting and let everyone know. Otherwise the car is not effected by the engine light being on. It still runs exactly the same, runs like a champ. Last thing...I think, the spare tire doughnut went missing somewhere along the line...
This car is in great shape and I do expect it to sell for top dollar. PLEASE SERIOUS BIDDERS ONLY! Will consider delivering the car up to 100 miles for a flat rate of $250.00 Otherwise local pick up only. |
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