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2006 Mazdaspeed 6 Grand Touring -- Awd Turbo -- 1 Owner on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:78420 Color:
Location:

Mays Landing, New Jersey, United States

Mays Landing, New Jersey, United States
Advertising:

2006 MAZDASPEED6 GT  
                                   w/ 78,420 miles (may increase with test drives).

 
Color: Whitewater Pearl Mica
                                   w/ white & black leather interior. 

Options: Navigation, Bose Sound System, Sirius Satellite Radio and Moonroof.


Performance Upgrades:

  • M2 Performance Downpipe
  • Magnaflow Dual Split Catback Exhaust
  • Corksport Short Ram Intake
  • Corksport Turbo Inlet Pipe
  • HKS SSQV Blow Off Valve

Suspension/Brake Upgrades:

  • H&R Sport Springs
  • Konig Lightning Wheels / 18x8 / Gloss White Machined Lip
  • Federal 595 Tires 225/40/18 (80% Tread) 
  • Posi-Quiet Ceramic Brake Pads

Aesthetic/Sound Upgrades:

  • DDM Tuning 35W HID Fog Lights (5000K)
  • VG Sharkfin Antenna
  • Clear Side Markers
  • 35% Tint on 3 rear windows
  • LED's for exterior & interior lighting
  • GROM Audio iPod Adapter


I am the sole owner of this car since August 2006. Never raced or tracked. Only spirited driving expected from a sports sedan. Modifications were done more as a hobby rather than for any type of competition. All oil changes done at 4-5K intervals with 5W-40 Shell Rotella T6 synthetic motor oil. The oil was just changed and alignment done to prepare for sale. I have kept records of maintenance/repairs. 


Repairs/Upkeep of this vehicle:

  • New Turbo replaced under warranty from the Mazda dealership.
  • New Transfer Case
  • New Thermostat
  • New Serpentine Belt (V-Belt)
  • Newer Shocks
  • New Brake Pads


This car gets plenty of compliments. Just look at the pictures and see for yourself. 

It drives just as good as it looks. With the modifications, this car comes in close to 300 hp. Power comes on strong and smooth in the low RPMs. You can get a good tuner and make more horsepower on this car, if that is your goal. There are people in the Mazdaspeed6 community that make 400-500 hp with the right mods.


Please message me with any additional questions.

I have the car for sale locally as well, and will update this ebay listing in the event that it sells before the auction ends.



Thanks for looking.


On Jul-21-14 at 21:49:36 PDT, seller added the following information:

2006 MAZDASPEED6 GT  

                                   w/ 78,420 miles (may increase with test drives).

 
Color: Whitewater Pearl Mica
                                   w/ white & black leather interior. 

Options: Navigation, Bose Sound System, Sirius Satellite Radio and Moonroof.


Performance Upgrades:

  • M2 Performance Downpipe
  • Magnaflow Dual Split Catback Exhaust
  • Corksport Short Ram Intake
  • Corksport Turbo Inlet Pipe
  • HKS SSQV Blow Off Valve

Suspension/Brake Upgrades:

  • H&R Sport Springs
  • Konig Lightning Wheels / 18x8 / Gloss White Machined Lip
  • Federal 595 Tires 225/40/18 (80% Tread) 
  • Posi-Quiet Ceramic Brake Pads

Aesthetic/Sound Upgrades:

  • DDM Tuning 35W HID Fog Lights (5000K)
  • VG Sharkfin Antenna
  • Clear Side Markers
  • 35% Tint on 3 rear windows
  • LED's for exterior & interior lighting
  • GROM Audio iPod Adapter

I am the sole owner of this car since August 2006. Never raced or tracked. Only spirited driving expected from a sports sedan. Modifications were done more as a hobby rather than for any type of competition. All oil changes done at 4-5K intervals with 5W-40 Shell Rotella T6 synthetic motor oil. The oil was just changed and alignment done to prepare for sale. I have kept records of maintenance/repairs. With regular upkeep, the car is in excellent running condition. The body has minor wear & tear typical of a used car.  


Repairs/Upkeep of this vehicle:

  • New Turbo replaced under warranty from the Mazda dealership.
  • New Transfer Case
  • New Thermostat
  • New Serpentine Belt (V-Belt)
  • Newer Shocks
  • New Brake Pads


This car gets plenty of compliments. Just look at the pictures and see for yourself. 

It drives just as good as it looks. With the modifications, this car comes in close to 300 hp. Power comes on strong and smooth in the low RPMs. You can get a good tuner and make more horsepower on this car, if that is your goal. There are people in the Mazdaspeed6 community that make 400-500 hp with the right mods.


Please message me with any additional questions.

I have the car for sale locally as well, and will update this ebay listing in the event that it sells before the auction ends.



Thanks for looking.

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