2004 Mazda 6 S 3.0l Sedan on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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hello I am selling my Mazda 6 S Sedan 5speed manual.
The car starts and runs but it makes a fluttering noise from the intake manifold, I mechanic said it can either be the intake manifold and another mechanic said it can be the top of the head meeting to be rebuilt. The estimated cost to fix the car is $1000. The car still starts with no problems and you can drive it if you'd like it makes a loud fluttering noise. KBB value is $5300 for the car. otherwise the car is in very good shape the exterior has a original rare color, no noticeable dents except one on the hood. The car is rust free. The interior of the car is in also very good condition. there is no stains rips or burns anywhere. The car will also be detailed for free prior to pick up! The radio functions properly, the A/C is ice old and heater works great. All windows and locks work. Alloy rims with good tires. Clutch has been replaced last year and also engages very well. I would but the thousand into the car but I don't have the money to fix it, so I'm just going to sell the car half-price of what it is worth. The current miles are 145,350. The spare is also in the trunk. Clean PA title , The car has never been in an accident it also has a clean Carfax. |
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