2003 Mazda 6 Five Speed Good Clutch on 2040-cars
Springfield, New Jersey, United States
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Up for auction today is a 2003 Mazda 6 and it is a five speed manual. It is the four cylinder model the I sedan and it has 268 thousand miles and it still runs strong doesn't smoke at all doesn't overheat or anything like that runs cool. The oil was just changed on it and the car was always matainted you can look up the Car Fax and see all the service records oil was always done on time i'm the third owner of the car. The fluids are clean on the car the oil is clean. The plugs and wires are fairly new Ngk plugs and also the battery is under two years old. The car has some rust over the wheels nothing major no dents or anything just needs some cosmetic work the headliner is going to need to be replaced it's not in that bad of shape it needs to get redone it's a cheap job. Tires are about half way everything works on the car the heat and the a/c. The motor runs very good and quiet the motor is dry underneath no leaks nothing the car has no rust underneath the transmission is great the clutch is good grabs nicely no leaks or anything every gear is smooth. It's still a great car very reliable and great on gas runs mint no misfires nothing this is a very good engine 2.3 liter. Any questions feel free to ask me and good luck bidding.
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