2004 Mazda 3 I Sedan 2.0l 129k Miles on 2040-cars
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
You are bidding on my 2004 Mazda 3 I sedan, 128K miles. I bought this car in 2005 with 9600 miles on it and have kept it in excellent condition. It has been my daily-driver for 9 years now. Tires were purchased 2 years ago and have minimal city-driving wear. New shocks were installed 3 years ago after an Atlanta surface street pothole incident. I installed an aftermarket iPod player that works flawlessly with the steering-wheel audio controls and feeds into the glove compartment. Oil has been changed religiously every 7500 miles as recommended by the owner's manual and I have continued to follow the owner's manual recommendations well after the warranty ended, including flushing the transmission fluid and engine coolant changes, etc. No accidents, no floods, no major body work during my ownership. Non-smoking car. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me. Definitely hoping to find my car a great new home.
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