2009 Mazda: Mazda5 Touring Automatic on 2040-cars
Port Huron, Michigan, United States
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Up for sale is my 2009 Mazda Mazda5. This is the Touring model and includes LED tailights. I am the original owner and have records off all the maintenance that has been performed by me and others on the vehicle. The Mazda5 is in very good condition, with a few paints chips on the front from highway driving. The Mazda5 is used mostly for driving on the highway, and I would normally get over the EPA mileage estimates. The car runs really well and has not had any engine issues at all. The tires were changed at about 45000 miles and are Continental Extreme Contact DWS. Great for all season, the have been rotated and balanced about every 6000 miles and have no issues. Extras that I added to the car include professionally tinted windows, a Wheelskins Leather steering wheel cover, and replacing the factory speakers with Pioneers. I am selling the car because my family has outgrown it. The Mazda5 will carry 6 people, though the folding back seats don't fit those over about 5'8. The chairs in the front and 2nd row are very comfortable and with the back seats folded down, there is a huge amount of storage. Nothing has been lost or damaged on the car. All devices function, I have both remotes, and the spare tire has never been used, though I do check pressure every summer and it holds air just fine. The vehicle is located about 60 miles north of Detroit, just off of I-94. I can work with potential buyers to see the car, as I work in Dearborn. Thanks for looking. Any questions, please ask.
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