2008 Silver Mazda 3 Sedan 4-door, Excellent Autocheck Score, Great Gas Mileage! on 2040-cars
Fishers, Indiana, United States
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Selling a 2008 Silver Mazda 3. Has never been smoked in. Interior is in good condition aside from ceiling. Exterior is in fair condition that needs a little work.
Condition- Fair -Dent on the drives front side shown in picture -Back bumper was rear-ended so has a god amount of scratches -Scratches on the top of the trunk wear my magnet antenna sits from my CB radio -A couple of super tiny rust spots on the hood -Interior has a big stain on the ceiling -Engine runs really well and has been well taken care of with regular oil changes and maintenance -Average of all tires are mid way through their life Features - Gas mileage 24 city 32 highway I average roughly 28mpg - Aftermarket interior carbon fiber trim - Aftermarket rubber mats and an additional hard carpet type mat -Original car manual -Lockable compartment -2 original keys and 1 spare key History -This car has brand new front suspension -Have owned the car since 65,000 miles I believe I am the 2nd owner -Have never had any engine issues -Drives smooth As far as the sale goes I will accept cash or cashier checks when you come to pick up the car. I am willing to meet up to 25 miles away from Fishers, IN. Please message me with any questions or concerns |
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