NZ New Mazda CX5
Hi All,
We are selling our much loved Mazda CX5 as we are in need of a 7 seater due to new addition in our family. Please find the details below.
MAZDA-CX5 GSX PTR FWD 2021 NZ New
2yrs free servicing and 4yr MAZDA warranty
Machine Grey
REGO:MARCH 2023
WOF:3years
-->Features:
-SKYACTICTIV-G Petrol2.0L
-6Speed Automatic I-stop
-NZ Satellite Navigation support System
-17-inch Alloy wheels
-Key less Entry and Push-Button Ignition
-Electric Parking Brake with Auto Uphold
-Auto Rain sensing Front wipers and sensors
-Mazda connect Infotainment System
-Bluetooth connectivity
-5-Star ANCAP
-Active Driving Heads-up Display
-Reversing camera and Parking sensors(Front and back)
-Dual zone Air-conditioning
-Mazda Radar cruise control(MRCC)
-Emergency Brake Assist(EBA)
-Traffic sign Recognition(TSR)
-Lane Keep Assist system(LKAS)
-Lane departure warning(LDW)
-Blind spot monitoring(BSM)
and many more features
Additional Features comes with vehicle:
Tow Bar (Mazda fitted)
-80% Tinted glasses according to the guidelines(MAZDA fitted)
-2years of Mazda free servicing left.
-4 years of Mazda on call road assistance left.
-4years of unlimited vehicle warranty left.
-Life time protection for paint and leather seats worth of 2000$ free.
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