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- landseaair
Ok to be fair my wife and I did buy a Dodge Dakota about a year ago, but we both still drove old gerries. Long story but her car (Mercedes 500SE) has been in and out of commission for almost a year and she was getting tired of driving the truck all the time. One of my birthday presents this year was to go car shopping and eventually we made our way to the local Mazda dealer, we both liked the Mazda 2 but saw this gem during our test drive and decided to go a bit bigger, older, and cheaper.
2005 Mazda3 sport with 87k
power everything, key-less entry, touring seats and wheels, cruise control etc. The only things missing are a sunroof and an aux input (the sunroof isn't a big deal and I will install an aux soon). It also seems to be missing one pedal and the trans has a mind of it's own (there's some sarcasm there). It will be primarily my wife's car and I'll keep driving the BMW (which I prefer) but it will be nice to have something with space and modern options for once (even if new cars are evil). Since it's primarily her car I'll keep changes to a minimum, probably a K&N filter (maybe an intake later), HIDs, and the aux input.
2005 Mazda3 sport with 87k
power everything, key-less entry, touring seats and wheels, cruise control etc. The only things missing are a sunroof and an aux input (the sunroof isn't a big deal and I will install an aux soon). It also seems to be missing one pedal and the trans has a mind of it's own (there's some sarcasm there). It will be primarily my wife's car and I'll keep driving the BMW (which I prefer) but it will be nice to have something with space and modern options for once (even if new cars are evil). Since it's primarily her car I'll keep changes to a minimum, probably a K&N filter (maybe an intake later), HIDs, and the aux input.