2005 Mazda Mazda6

6i Sport Sedan

4 Cylinder 2.3 Liter

Automatic

1yvhp80c055m26895

Gasoline

Power Windows

2005 Mazda 6i Sport for sale. Car was in a recent rear end collision. THIS IS NOT A SALVAGE TITLE. Insurance company wanted to fix it (KBB is nearly 10K!), but it was nearly paid off, so we chose to take the insurance money and buy new instead of repairing. Car has approximately 90,000 miles on it, and runs fine. The bumper will need pulled and the back window will need to be repaired to be drivable, and some minor body work as well should you want it back to a "like new" condition. Interior is in fair shape, with a few stains here and there...its was a daily driver, so it looks like it. There is a rip in the carpet on the drivers side along the edge. Aside from the standard wear and the obvious damage, the car is in good condition...I trusted my wife to drive it everyday. This would be a great fixer-upper for a someone who likes to wrench on cars, an affordable first car where repairs are much cheaper if some of the bodywork is skipped, or if you currently own a Mazda 6 and/or just want to use it for a parts car. Parting out the wheels, headlights, and CD player alone would probably get you close to my reserve, not even counting the engine or transmission! I wish I had the time to repair or part out myself, but it just isnt in the cards right now. The car is currently sitting at a body shop, and will need to be towed away (its not drivable due to the broken window). BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY PICK UP FEES! All fees at my body shop have been taken care of, but the cost of towing, transportation, etc. is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! I took some pics at the body shop, but if you need a specific picture, let me know, and I will try to get it for you ASAP. Feel free to ask me any questions...I'll happily answer them. Good luck, I hope it finds a good home! On Jul-30-10 at 15:14:07 PDT, seller added the following information: **UPDATE** I went to take some pictures for someone yesterday of the interior, and noticed that the front drivers seat is damaged. The motors still spin, the back tilts, seat moves up and down, etc, but it doesn't move forwards or backwards properly. My bodyshop told me its probably a busted seat bracket, and one could be picked up for about 100 dollars. Since this is new information and not disclosed during the start of the auction when folks initially placed their bids, I believe it would be unfair to expect the buyer to have to pay for this, so I will deduct 100 dollars from the winning bid to offset the cost of this part. I apologize for the late notice, but I just found out myself. I hope this is an acceptable compromise with the winning bidder. Thanks for your understanding, and happy bidding!