Mazda Tribute 2003 Great Family Car Bargain Green Sunroof Side Steps Clean Car on 2040-cars
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Body Type:Wagon
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:3 LITRE
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Mazda
Model: Tribute
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: BLACK CLOTH
Options: Sunroof, 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player
Drive Type: ALL WHEEL DRIVE
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Mileage: 167,597
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Sub Model: OPTIONED MODEL
Exterior Color: Green
Interior Color: Black
Disability Equipped: No
Number of Cylinders: 6
Number of Doors: 4
SELLING DUE TO COMPANY CAR
MY CAR I AM SELLING IS A GREEN MAZDA TRIBUTE WITH 167597 KILOMETRES.
MOST KILOMETRES WERE DONE BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GOULBURN HIGHWAY WORK
THE CAR HAS FLOOR MATTS, BOOT PROTECTOR, RUBBER FRONT NUDGE BAR, SUNROOF MOON ROOF FACTORY.
THE CAR HAS BEEN VIP RUST PROOFED.
THE CAR HAS 4 MAG WHEELS WITH 75% TREAD STILL LEFT ON THE TYRES
THE CAR HAS 6 MONTHS REGISTRATION
IT IS A NON SMOKERS CAR
THE CAR RUNS GREAT I HAVE HAD NO MAJOR PROBLEMS WITH IT AT ALL.
IT WILL BE SAD TO SEE THE FAMILY CAR GO.
CAN PAY VIA PAYPAL OR BANK TRANSFER OR CASH ON PICKUP.
CAN ARRANGE FOR YOU TO INSPECT CAR BUT NEED SOME NOTICE.
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Sat, Jun 20 2015The next generation of the Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid looks to be important for Mazda and Subaru as well. Toyota will likely need to sell more of the new plug-in hybrid to meet stricter ZEV standards in California. That means it will get more extra electric range, as customers have been asking for. Subaru and Mazda will also have to adhere to the California standards beginning in 2018. Those two smaller automakers will likely license a plug-in hybrid powertrain from Toyota in order to fulfill compliance. Read more at Green Car Reports. Tesla is partnering with Dalhousie University to improve battery technology. Tesla signed a five-year research agreement with Dalhousie's Jeff Dahn, a lithium-ion battery researcher. Dahn and the 25 researchers in his lab will work with Tesla's Director of Battery Technology, Kurt Kelty, to increase capacity through improved materials. The collaboration could be important both for Tesla's automotive and stationary batteries. "Our research group's goal is to increase the energy density and lifetime of Li-ion batteries, so we can drive down costs in automotive and grid energy storage applications," says Dahn. Read more from Dalhousie University. Nomadic Power is receiving a European Commission grant worth ˆ2 million (about $2.26 million) for trailer-mounted mobile batteries. Nomadic Power's mobile batteries, called Nomads, have incorporated photovoltaic systems and can be used to extend the electric driving range of a plug-in vehicle, or to provide backup power to a home. The Nomads use an intelligent energy management system to learn and predict user behavior and manage the solar system based on weather forecasts. "We see a strong future in electric-powered mobility and an increasing use of renewable energy, photovoltaic power in particular," says Nomadic Power CEO Dr. Manfred Baumgaertner. "Our mobile batteries have great potential in these markets that recently got a significant shot in the arm by Tesla's announcements." Read more from Nomadic Power, and at Green Car Congress. Related Gallery 2012 Toyota Prius Plug-In: First Drive View 24 Photos News Source: Green Car Reports, Dalhousie University, Green Car Congress, Nomadic PowerImage Credit: Nomadic Power Government/Legal Green Mazda Subaru Tesla Toyota Technology Electric recharge wrapup
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Sat, Jul 25 2015Not long after Derek Jenkins officially gave the 2016 MX-5 Miata to the buying world, he's left the Mazda building. Jalopnik reported that the head of design for Mazda North America changed the current job description on his LinkedIn profile to "Stealth Project." Mazda backed up the discovery with this reply to Jalop's inquiry: Derek left Mazda last Friday. He left on great terms in order to work on a new endeavor. We wish him the best of luck. He will be missed, but we are sure that he will do great things in the next chapter of his career. That "last Friday" would be July 17. Emphasizing the "stealth" bit in his new position, as far as we can tell, Jenkins still hasn't publicly answered any question about what he's doing. Every automaker has secrets, but traditional automakers usually make a hubbub about hiring big-name designers, especially one with Jenkins' resume. For his new employer to go all Ghost Recon with all information, well that's the kind of mystery this summer needs. The obvious culprit would be a certain fruit-named company in a certain Cupertino, CA office park. If that ends up being the case, Jenkins would be the second chief designer at Mazda NA to go electric: he replaced Franz von Holzhausen in the position after von Holzhausen went to Tesla. Various other Apple Project Titan hires have made the news, though. For all we know, Jenkins' project might not be automotive. So let's just go ahead and cue the speculation. We're looking forward to whatever he's got coming, and to whoever gets nominated to keep the full head of Zoom-Zoom going at Mazda NA.
Japan carmakers vouch for safety of some Kobe Steel parts
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