2004 Mazda Rx-8 Base Coupe 4-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
INTERIOR:
THIS MAZDA HAS BLACK/RED LEATHER INTERIOR WHICH IS IN REAL GOOD SHAPE YOU CANT TELL CAR HAS 88K BECAUSE INTERIOR LOOKS GREAT.IT HAS SUNROOF AND ALL POWER OPTIONS WORK FINE. EXTERIOR: THIS MAZDA HAS BLACK PAINT WHICH HAS PLENTY OF SHINE FOR 2004 NO DENTS NO DINGS. THE RIMS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION AND ITS HARD TO FIND THIS CAR WITH THE ORIGINAL RIMS. GOOD TIRES ALMOST 60% TRED LEFT. MECHANICAL: THIS CAR HAS 1.3L ENGINE WHICH RUNS SO SMOOTH AND STRONG.A/C BLOWS COLD AND HEAT WORKS FINE.WE CHECKED IT OUT CAR RUNS GREAT NO ISSUES YOU CAN DRIVE IT ANY WHERE WITHOUT ANY FEAR.YOU ARE WELCOME TO INSPECT THE CAR BEFORE AUCTION FINISH YOU WILL BE SATISFIED. SHIPPING: WE WILL BE GLAD TO ARRANGE SHIPPING FOR YOU. DOCUMENTATION: WE REQUIRE $245 DOCUMENTATION FEE WHICH INCLUDES DOC FEE DEALER FEE EBAY FEE AND GENERAL CLEAN UPS. Taxes and tittle Fees are separate from Listed Price. WE DONT ACCEPT RETURNS ON ANY OF OUR VEHICLES, BUT THEY DO COME WITH A 90 DAYS WARRANTY. DEPOSIT: WE REQUIRE $500 DEPOSIT WITHIN 24 HRS OF AUCTION FINISH THROUGH BANK WIRE TRANSFER OR BANK DEPOSIT NO EXCEPTIONS UNLESS YOU ARE COMING TO PICK UP THE CAR WITHIN 24 HRS AND PAY CASH.REST IS DUE WITHIN A WEEK OF AUCTION FINISH TROUGH BANK WIRE TRANSFER WHICH IS SAFE AND EASY WAY CASH IN HAND CASHIERS CHECK WHICH TAKES TEN DAYS TO CLEAR FROM OUR BANK. |
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