2004 Mazda Rx-8 Base Coupe 4-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
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I bought this car at an auction so I don't know the cars story other than what the history report shows. I've driven the car a few hundred miles and it seems to run pretty good. It does have the abs light on and tire pressure light is on also. The engine coolant level light comes and goes, but actual level is correct. I have found out that these cars have common issues you have to work with. They flood easily unless you shut them down properly (youtube) and I've read you can buy a new starter that either improves or fixes the problem. And I noticed some white sticky material on the oil dipstick so I looked it up. People on rx-8 forums say this is condensation and is normal for rotary engines in cold weather and will go away in warmer weather. The car has a few body lines that don't line up correctly, probably from the minor collision the vehicle report states. It is a decent looking car but it is no means a show car. It could be nice with a little tlc or could be a great parts car. Being sold as-is
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