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2004 Mazda Mazda6 Sports Sedan mazda 6i Sports Sedan 5 speed manual gas saving 4 cylinder

$2,900

Silver Spring, Maryland

Year 2004

Make Mazda

Model Mazda6

Category Sedan

Mileage 99500

Posted Over 1 Month

Selling my Mazda 6 with the sports package. Low mileage, with less than 100k. This is a drivers car with a real 5 speed MANUAL so if you can't drive a car with a clutch or have no interest in learning, this is not for you. Side Airbags front and rear.ABSTraction ControlRear spoilerBose audio Multi-disk cd changerSunroofBetter gas mileage that the automatic versionFairly new batteryNew Brakes (rotors and pads on back), fronts a little olderNew front suspension partsNew Michelin Tires2 Spare tires: 1 space saver and 1 full size with new tireIts got a fairly new Exidy clutch, probably less than 1000 miles. Here is what I know is wrong with it Missing the 2 outside plastic bumper grills in lower front bumperHeadliner is starting to fray at the edgesDriver sear is torn at the side bolsterTypical dents and scrapesDent under both righ door where it rode up on a snow bank per previous ownerBlack cloth interior. Has a dent under the right door. Blue book over $3K. Car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end this listing early if it is no longer available.

Trim Sports Sedan

Mazda : Mazda6 S 2004 mazda 6 s sedan 4 door 3.0 l

$1,350

Reisterstown, Maryland

Year 2004

Make Mazda

Model Mazda6

Category Sedan

Mileage 167000

Posted Over 1 Month

This is a 5 speed, manual transmission Mazda 6 S. It does start and run, but has some engine problems. The check engine light came on while driving, and it starting to hesitate a little bit when starting off. Long story short the dealer says they believe the engine has jumped time and would need an engine replacement. It's running, but has codes for Camshaft being out of time so it is misfiring on 3 cylinders... As I said, the car does run and can be driven. What you'll notice is that you have to rev it up a second or two longer (or step on it a bit harder) before it accelerates when first starting out. Once you get going it seems fine, but you can definitely feel a difference at low RPMs. The transmission and other mechanicals are fine. The body is in decent shape and is a good looking car. If I had the tools and time, I would just swap out a used engine myself, but I don't have an engine hoist or enough mechanical know how to do an engine swap. Only other issues I'm aware of... The radio digital guage goes in and out at times. Will probably need a new radio unit soon... The ceiling upholstery is starting to slightly droop. Small slash in driver front seat Good car, has good horsepower. I wish I could fix it myself and save it, but I just can't, and don't want to pay $4,000 for a brand new engine. Thanks,

Trim S Sedan 4 Door