2002 Mazda 626 Lx Sedan Clean Runs And Drives/ Trans Is Starting To Slip / Nr on 2040-cars
Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
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Up for auction is really nice 2002 mazda 626 for sale. I has 157K miles. It has a 4 cylinder engine which just had a fresh tune-up. New plugs, new wires, new battery, also fluids have just been changed. The car also has fairly new tires on the vehicle. The car still runs and drives but the transmission is starting to slip from second gear going into third. I am selling the car as-is. Car is very clean in and out. The only flaw with the exterior of the car is the passenger door molding on the driverside is missing that why you see the black mark in the pic. It also has a minor scratch on the lower front bumper, and a small chip on the windshield besides that its a clean car. Inside of the car was very well taken care of, has not been smoked in or nor does it have any holes in the cloth seats. I list everything to my knowledge the best of my ability. Feel free to call me with any questions at 202-714-6830. I am selling the car at a No Reserve so that means highest bidder will win the vehicle.( I do not offer tags so buyer will either have to tow or drive with own tags).
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