1999 Mazda Protege Es Sedan 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, United States
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1999 Mazda Protege ES 162,800 miles …3’rd owner and meticulously maintained…..$2,200 and negotiable for serious buyers I am the third owner and I have driven 56,000 since 2006 (7K miles per year), mostly along the Saw Mill River Parkway. I have been very proactive in servicing the vehicle and consequently I have only had one breakdown in 8 years (good for AAA).I expected to drive this car for 3~4 years but there was no reason to change it. New Continental Pro Contact Eco Plus tires in October,2014 ($491) (best in snow & rain / Consumer Reports) I had no problems with snow this winter and I never missed a day of work. I was on the Saw Mill every day at 07:00am These tires are good for three more winters. New Interstate battery in September, 2014. ($115-see receipt) Replaced full suspension in July, 2012 ($1,116-see receipt) I am 6' 2" and the vehicle is comfortable for me. Dual front impact airbags Automatic transmission ABS brakes Air conditioning Cloth seats No old car odor……I shampooed the carpets and seats twice Fuel economy city 24 mpg & highway 29 mpg I replace engine oil locally every 3~3.5 months (1,800~2,000 miles) The engine does not burn oil and I use an additive to reduce friction. Timing belt changed at 119,666 miles (02-18-2008) Allstate Drive-Wise driving history records available I had one accident in 2009. I was rear ended while stopped at a traffic light waiting to turn left from Stew Leonard Drive to Sprain Road in Yonkers.Light damage only. I recommend the vehicle to a careful driver who will enjoy more years of low maintenance and dependable driving. Gentle driving and good maintenance are the keys to a long vehicle life. Cash preferred
and no lowball offers, please call at 914-400-9611 with questions Engine:122-hp, 1.8-liter I-4 (regular gas) Automatic transmission 4 speed Front Wheel Drive Fuel economy city 24 mpg Fuel economy highway 29 mpg Fuel tank capacity 13 gal. Engine horsepower 122-hp @ 6,000RPM Engine displacement 112 cu.in. ( 1.8 Liter) Front anti-roll bar Rear anti-roll bar Power steering Alloy wheels Tires 195/55VR15.0 Power door mirrors Spoiler Air conditioning Underseat ducts Power sunroof |
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