Mazda Atenza 2003 with Hand controls
White Mazda atenza sedan.
With and controls so can be used by those with legs issues or disability, but can be used standard as well.
Good condition, Few light scratches but only superficial. Has had battery and fuel pump replaced this year. Nice large boot , amazing air con and only 126. 000 on the clock.
Viewing available in Massey west Auckland
Only selling as now require vehicle with wheelchair ramp
Hand controls worth $5k alone
Questions most welcome
A pre purchase inspection was done and following items need sorting
Needs air filter replacement
Needs new wipers
Needs new jack
Washer nozzle blocked
Needs service
No major or mechanical faults found. This is typical for car of this age
If your willing to take on sorting these and take as is where is then we’re happy to drop price, welcome to txt an offer as well.
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