258 days ago

2005 mazda premacy

Paige from Roslyn - Terrace End

2005 mazda premacy
7 seats we never use all seven seats so brought a five seater and this will just end up not being used so would rather sell it.
Took to south island in 2022 never had a problem got from palmerston north to rangiora and still had 1/4 tank of gas.
Has some blemishes for its age.
New battery
New tyres in January
Rego until 02/10/2024
Wof until 08/05/2024
Done 232015 kms
Front brake pads done 03/05/2023
Last service was done at 226xxxkms
Rear suspension done in 2022 have service history.
Any questions welcome
Will consider reasonable offers.

Price: $3,200

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