2009 Mazda Rx-8 Grand Touring Coupe 4-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
Rochester, New York, United States
Selling my 2009 Mazda rx8 manual with 59k miles, runs strong. Car has a full 3" hks exhaust, has a Mazda speed cold air intake, and full adjustable powertrix suspension, head light eyelids, has advanracing rims and tires are like new, also agency power pully, Has all leather seats and front is heated, has Bose audio system, keyless entry, Has xenon head light, and fog lights. I'm the second owner of the car. Car does have a salvage rebuild title from hitting a deer last fall, Only damage was the bumper, head light and hood. I have all the pictures and all the papers for parts that I purchased frond the dealer. every thing looks great on the car and it drives perfect, I'm asking $12,000 o/b call or text Stan 585-746-4904
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Popular Mechanics praised the 6's Skyactiv 2.5-liter, 184-horsepower engine, as well as its agility and responsiveness during testing. It also remarked on the functional, but well designed cabin, and the degree of available technology.
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