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2002 Mazda 626 Es Nice Car! Only 97000 Miles! on 2040-cars

Year:2002 Mileage:96908
Location:

Alexandria, Minnesota, United States

Alexandria, Minnesota, United States
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Hello! For Auction I have a good looking  2002 Mazda 626 ES. Fully loaded. Always starts and runs. Drives down the road very nice. Super clean Non-Smoker. Body is solid with no rust, but there are a couple of dings. A tree branch fell on it and left two small dings on each edge of the roof. Please look at the pictures  I outlined with black. And the front bumper cover has a small crack that's down under the license plate that's only seen if you look hard. The motor has always run good but has a slight knock that has been there since I bought the car. It was diagnosed as piston slap on one cylinder. It doesn't hurt anything, just a little knock at idle. Kelly blue book at this time is $6026 for this car in excellent condition. I really hate to sell it. It's a fun sporty car but I bought a newer car and just don't drive this one much any more. Please feel free to ask any questions.

I noticed the vehicle history report shows a odometer problem. I don't know anything about it, but the discrepancy is only about 3500 miles. My guess whoever transferred the title at that time made a mistake.     

 

 ·        SUNROOF that opens, closes & doesn't leak

·        Good MN License until May 2014

·        96908 miles, Low for the year

·        AM/FM/CD/Cass Radio

·        Cruise Control

·        Electric windows

·        Electric Seats

·        Electric Locks

·        Trunk Release

·        Rear window defroster

·        Tilt Wheel

·        25-28 mpg

·        Ice cold Air Conditioning

·        Automatic transmission with fresh filter and fluid change.

·        Super clean Grey Leather Interior with no tears.

·        2.5 V6 Motor

·        Newer valve cover gaskets

·        Newer oil pan & Gaskets

·        Fresh oil change.

·        Timing belt, water pump & all components just serviced this summer 

·        Aluminum Wheels.

·       All Tires are about 80-90%  Good Quality Continental ContiProContact

·        Brakes in excellent condition

·        New battery

·        Good exhaust

 

This car is ready to go anywhere. Please have a non-refundable down payment of $250 ready to pay through PayPal after auction closes. The balance due within 7 days after auction close in the form of cashiers check. Title will be sent to you after Cashiers check is received and cleared. I can hold car as long as you like to accommodate your shipper. Shipping is your responsibility, but I  will be glad to help get the car to a easy loading location in town and answer any questions you or your shipper may  have.  Or you can pick it up if you likePlease be aware that the car is listed locally at retail price and the auction may end early. Thanks so much for your bids.

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