2005 Mazda 6 I Sedan 4-door 2.3l No Reserve With Modifications Mechanic Special on 2040-cars
Bayonne, New Jersey, United States
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This was my commuter car and I had bought from a friend of mine who made modifications and took care of the car like his little baby. He bought the car with 30k miles and sold to me when it had about 130k. I had the car about a year and was the third owner. My friend did the following to the car.1. he put a system on it and it still has the wiring, 2. He changed the lights to LED and made the backs clear. 3. Put dual exhaust muffler with silencer. 4. drop the car in general. The car is very clean inside and out. check out the videos and pictures. The BAD - My wife drove the car through flooding and water got in the engine and lock it up. No water got inside the car, but it definitely got into the engine. I do not want to go through the hassle of getting it fixed and I do not know the extent of the damage to the engine, but it is a good chance you will need a new engine. The car does not start and you will need to tow it away. If you get the engine fixed you will have a very good car in your hands. Let me know if you have any questions and the car is being sold as is and would need to move it as quickly as possible. parking is at a premium were I live and need the spot that is being occupied. Jonathan 917-282-9716 |
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Mazda's Hofu plant builds its ten-millionth car
Wed, 28 Aug 2013Ten million is a lot no matter which way you cut it, and no matter what you're talking about: Ten million dollars, ten million miles, ten million people... certainly ten million cars. And that's the milestone that Mazda's Hofu plant in Yamaguchi prefecture of Japan has just achieved.
The Hofu facility has been in operation since 1982, and was supplemented with a second plant on the same site ten years later. Hofu reached a million units built in 1986 and five million in 2002. But with production now at 482,100 units per year, it took less than twelve years to double that previous milestone.
The magic ten-millionth car was a new Mazda6 (known locally as the Atenza), which is built at Hofu Plant No. 2, while Hofu Plant No. 1 gears up for the new Mazda3 (aka Axela). Scroll down below for a related press release.
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