2003.5 Mazda Protege Mazdaspeed Model Turbocharged, Titanium Color on 2040-cars
Knox City, Missouri, United States
I have a 2003.5 Mazda Protege it is the turbocharged mazdaspeed version. The car has 91k miles on it and needs a new transmission. I have owned the car since 2010 and have not modified the car at all and I believe the car was stock when i bought it. It has the Racing Beat suspension that came stock on the mazdaspeed version. These cars are a lot of fun to drive. I was quoted $1500.00 for a new transmission by a local mechanic, but I'm sure you could find cheaper options. The car exterior and interior are well above average for a 2003 model. The car has a salvage title and I have the title in had. Car was running great prior the the transmission problem. Due to the transmission issue the car will not go in gear. Car gets around 30 miles per gallon. Please call or text 660-988-0289 for any questions. The car is located in Knox City, MO
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