Up for sale is 2013 Mazda 5 Sport.We selling this car for friend of ours.He bought this car and soon after left the country(got new job).He only could take with him one car,so he chose his VW tdi.So this one has to go.Mazda in very good condition,low 13800 miles,no engine,transmission or any problems.Clean title,no accidents.Mazda comes with 3 years or 36000 miles warranty from the factory (NOT US),so if you have any issues,dealer should take care that.It has couple scratches(see pictures),but nothing major.Priced WAYYYY below book value.NO RESERVE! If you have any questions or would like to check this Mazda5 in person,call or text at (908)646-4433 .
After the auction,$250 deposit must be send immediately and remaining balance-cash in person. |
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