2008 Mazda 3 3s 2.3l Engine Great Condition! Really Nice Looking Car! on 2040-cars
Montrose, Pennsylvania, United States
I am selling my 2008 mazda 3s. It has a clear title and is in very good condition. It has a sliding and tilting sunroof that works perfectly. It has the premium sound in it and it sounds really awesome. It has controls on the steering wheel for the sound system so its very easy to change the volume or the station you are listening to. It has never been smoked in and the interior is in great shape. The oil has always been changed at 3k miles with synthetic oil. Within the last year I've replaced several parts on the car. Here is a list of what has been done:
Car is in great shape and honestly needs nothing. I had it because I had a long drive to work but since I moved closer to work I purchased a truck. My wife has a new jeep she drives so the mazda just sits around. Its a great car and I don't have to sell it but it isn't doing me any good sitting. The car does have a lien on it that will have to be paid off before it can be transferred to the new owner. The car is located in Montrose PA. If interested I can send more pics just message me through ebay. Thanks |
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Takashi Yamanouchi to retire as Mazda chairman
Mon, 12 May 2014Takashi Yamanouchi has been with Mazda for a long time. He signed on with the Japanese automaker in April 1967 - one month after graduating from Keio University - and rose through the ranks over the years. By 1996 he was named to the company's board of directors. In 2008 he was named president and CEO, an office he held until 2013, after which he handed over the day-to-day reins to Masamichi Kogai and took up the seat at the head of the board room to serve as the company's chairman. But now, after 47 years working for Mazda, Yamanouchi-san is retiring at the age of 69.
During his tenure as CEO and then as chairman, Yamanouchi was credited with growing Mazda's business despite unfavorable fluctuations in exchange rates, opening the company's first plant in Mexico, and spearheading the development of Mazda's Skyactiv technologies and Kodo design language.
In his place, current vice chairman Seita Kanai will take over as chairman. The changing of the guard will take place after the annual shareholders' meeting on June 24.
Mazda planning 'aggressive' dealer shakeup
Tue, 17 Dec 2013Mazda has set an ambitious goal of selling 400,000 units by the end of the 2015 Japanese fiscal year in March 2016, and to do that, it's going to need to take some aggressive action. That means that underperforming members of its 637-showroom strong dealer network are about to get the axe.
The purge won't just be limited to dealers that aren't performing, though. Mazda will seek to consolidate poorly located dealers and build new showrooms in better locations. It still isn't clear how many dealers are being targeted or at what point Mazda would end its cull.
This consolidation of dealers is all part of a one-two punch for the Japanese brand, that will also see increased marketing efforts in 35 key areas. Of those markets, Mazda is placing a special emphasis on New York and LA, although there's not much mention of what other regions are being looked at.
Mazda names new North American chief
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