Marietta, GA | USA
Description
Mazda MX-6, 1994 V-6 2.5 L Auto vintage Véhicule MX-6 Mystere 1994. 135 000 km En bon état Roule très bien. Économique Plaqué actuellement. Mise à niveau effectuée à l'hiver 2024. (Bougies, sensors, distributeur, huile, tous les filtres et plus) Wrappé en 2024. Qqs retouches à faire. (Wrap inclus) Frein a main non fonctionnel. (Câbles a remettre). Un peu négo ***Aucun échange accepté *** St-Laurent-de-l’Île-d’Orléans...
Our Take:
- Engine and Performance: The 1994 Mazda MX-6 comes with a V-6 2.5L engine, known in Mazda circles as part of the KL series. It's a peppy little number, delivering around 164 horsepower. Back in the '90s, that made for a pretty nimble coupe. This engine's known for its smoothness—not something every V-6 can brag about—and a kind of understated efficiency that makes it economical even by today's standards.
- Rarity and Nostalgia: The MX-6 wasn't as flashy as some of its contemporaries, like the Nissan 300ZX or the Mitsubishi Eclipse, but it’s got that nostalgic 1990s charm. While it doesn’t scream rarity, seeing a well-maintained one nowadays definitely turns heads among enthusiasts. It’s like catching sight of a unicorn in the wild, especially with that "MX-6 Mystere" badge, which hints at its Canadian market roots.
- Condition and Upgrades: With recent upgrades in winter 2024, including spark plugs, sensors, and a new distributor, this MX-6 is clearly loved. The new wrap, however, needs a few touch-ups—kind of like a fresh coat of paint that’s still drying. Although the handbrake needs cables, it's often the small quirks that make classic cars endearing, isn't it?
- Cultural and Regional Touches: Wrapped up and platted in St-Laurent-de-l’Île-d’Orléans, it's not just a car; it's a piece of local vintage culture. The seller's openness to negotiate adds that personal, small-town vibe, giving potential buyers a chance to connect over more than just a transaction. It’s the kind of car that invites you to imagine the winding Quebec roads and the stories they tell, don’t you think?
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