2014 Mazda 5 Sport Mini Passenger Van 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, United States
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Attention Ebay community. This is a no reserve auction for 2014 Mazda 5 Sport. That means the highest bidder drives this practically new very economical and smooth running Mazda 5 home. Very unique interior layout with 6 passengers seating capacity. Only 4000 miles This vehicle is nicely equipped with power and convenience options. Power windows, locks, mirrors. Key-less entry. Economical but yet powerful engine accompanied by smooth shifting automatic transmission. 22/28MPG!!! Interior and exterior are in new condition no scratches or dents. Tires are practically new. Vehicle was never involved in collision. Existing bumper to bumper warranty 3 years or 36K, powertrain 5 years or 50K. Interior and exterior are in brand new condition. Non smoker. Both keys. Alloy wheels. Current PA inspection. Bid with confidence. A $199.00 Documentation fee will be added to the auction ending price this will include all paperwork and 30 day temporary transit tag. If you have any questions in regards to vehicle or to schedule a test drive please call or text 215-355-1177 We can assist you in finding a transportation company Via www.centraldispatch.com . We will assist in helping the transport company load the car. We will help in anyway we can. We can store the car after payment up to three weeks for out of state buyers. |
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