2000 Mazda Protege Es Sedan 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States
The vehicle you are looking at is a 2000 Mazda Protege. This is a 2 owner fresh local trade. This car has a good amount of options such as: power locks/windows/mirrors, a power sliding/tilting sunroof, a cd and cassette player with am/fm radio, cruise control, and air conditioning.
The outside of the vehicle is in great shape for being 14 years old. Only a few minor scratches and dings. The fender wells are are pretty clean except for the passenger rear which is just starting to show a little rust. The interior is absolutely spotless. The headliner is not sagging, the upholstery is very nice, and the carpet is clean. For more information on this vehicle please call BILL CROSS @ 814-331-8726. Please do not ask for the reserve we will not give this to anyone. We retain the right to sell this vehicle off of our lot. This will make a great commuter car or a great 1st car for a teen heading off to college. |
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As Xcar puts it, the Miata isn't the world's best sports car, but it is the world's favorite. When they were originally designing the roadster, Mazda's engineers took everything that made British droptops from the '60s great, and junked all of the stuff that made them a terror to own. The result was a car that would start up everyday with no fuss and get drivers wherever they needed to go with a huge grin on their face.
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A graduate of the Transportation Design program at Coventry University (just across town from Jaguar headquarters), Rice worked his way up in the industry working for the likes of Opel and Italdesign Giugiaro before landing a job at Mazda. Between 1995 and 2000, he collaborated on such projects as the RX-8 and the 1999 Neospace concept that previewed the Mazda2 before moving on to BMW, where the new 3 Series and 4 Series were among the last projects he worked on during his 13-year tenure in Munich.
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