2009 Mazda Rx-8 Grand Touring Coupe 4-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
San Jose, California, United States
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Selling my 2009 Mazda Rx-8 Grand Touring. I bought the car a little over a year ago from the Capitol Mazda dealer and need to sell in order to get a larger vehicle. I have had zero issues with it. Never smoked in. In the past year I have has the car, I've only driven it about 7,000 miles. Some of the awesome features of this car are leather interior, CD changer, AUX input, Bluetooth capability, XM radio equipped, steering wheel mounted controls, cruise control, power driver seat with 3 memory position functions, auto dimming rear view mirror, 9000 rpm redline, 50/50 balance ratio, and freestyle/suicide doors for the rear seats.
There are some minor damage areas from when I originally purchased the car courtesy of the previous owner... -Minor dings along the passenger side of the car. -Leather wear on the driver side seat bolster. -Minor paint chips from road wear. -Minor curb rash. I currently am still paying off the loan for the car. If bought, I will be able to finish payment and have the title transferred to you. The Rx-8 is an absolute blast to drive and I really hate to see it go. But like I said I need a larger vehicle because I already have a weekend toy. Local pickup of the vehicle is preferred. I'm motivated to sell ASAP. Thanks. |
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