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https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...204691768.html 2001 Porsche 911 Turbo - MANUAL! - $40,000 (Yaletown) Quote:
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Anyone have experience with drive motorsports in Richmond? Went in to see a car they had listed on autotrader without a price. Got there and it was parked on the showroom floor but the salesman said it’s not for sale |
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I'm not sure what's with mazdas but older ones are pretty much worth nothing. Look at mazda speed 3 or 6. Maybe because they like to rust? |
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if rock chips go deep enough on steel hood better to put clear coat/lacquer if you dont want micro surface rust dont think it's specific to mazda...i've seen in toyota, suzuki etc. |
Mazda paint is generally thinner than most other manufacturers |
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The other weak point is the rear diff. The diff itself is ok, but because the mounts are made of tofu and when it moves around it grinds itself to bits, especially when you put a lot of power through it. Some expensive bits like the keyless entry credit card remote, same thing as the RX-8. Weak aftermarket. Carbon'ed valves that could probably use a cleaning, by extension also the injectors could be cleaned as well. Zoom-zoom-boom if you aren't careful with it. Otherwise it's ok, no major major weak points imo, typical Ford era Mazda stuff, minor electronics. The seats suck, way too flat and designed for fat people. If you want a decent AWD manual 4 door, it's one of the few you can choose from. |
I wanted a MS6 so bad back when... test drove a few... almost bought a few... but every time I test drove it, I couldn't get over the non-recirculating turbo system... the fact it vents to atmosphere in every gear change and the turbo has to spool back up again made pretty much every at-speed 1-2 shift jerky as anything... It might be okay if you're not used to anything else, but like my MR2 recirculates so the turbo doesn't lose spool in between gears... Also the clutch engagement on every MS6 I drove was tricky as hell... unnecessarily high engagement point and grabs like a mofo, almost no give before the bite point... and the interior of that era Mazda6 is pretty shit, passable but not very nice surfaces to touch. Flat seats like someone mentioned. I still have a soft spot for it though, keep my eye out for a decent one. They're getting super rare now though. |
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I like them too, especially in Black Cherry Mica, too bad it's US only. Almost pulled the trigger on a BCM that was imported, and another one that was white pearl as well. Ended up with a MS3. |
Maybe the ones I drive had a BOV? I heard it anyway... have to admit I didn’t research it though. I also love the black cherry mica <3 |
Living here in Ontario for the past four years, my general observation is of all Japanese manufacturers, Mazda is the absolute worst and most notorious for rust, then Subaru, and Honda. Not very many Nissans on the road here. A colleague of mine had her Mazda 3 (brand new) rust in a a matter of 3 years. Silly girl trade it in, got a CX-3, and is already rusting. :facepalm: |
Now that you guys mention it, if I ever had a 4 year old rust bucket from Ontario come in the shop it was ALWAYS a mazda 3 |
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There are a lot of Nissans on the road that are typically no more than three years old. It's rare to see anything over 5 years on the road for a Nissan because they either rust, or suffer from general mechanical failures, and/or lack of maintenance, leading to people dumping them and leasing a new one in a few years. Same for Infiniti. Lots of Toyota and Lexus here, but almost never rust, unless there was an obvious accident. There's a Gen 2 Prius in my condo that's rusting, but to be fair, the owner told me he has 650,000km on it, so, yeah. |
When I briefly lived in Ontario I'll never forget seeing an XTerra around that was only a couple years old and the hatch already had rust everywhere. It was actually impressive in a way. |
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Mazda was one of my first jobs back in the day when the Speed 3 and 6 came out, basically learned to drive manual on them. Definitely one of the most tricky and finicky manual trannys out there, 68style was bang on in his description. Most of the points have been addressed, definitely look at the rear diff if interested, known to be weaksauce. Still love them, cheap speed for sure |
Clean E320. If you can't do beige on beige it ain't for you Lol. https://images.craigslist.org/00U0U_...v_1200x900.jpg https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...202362623.html OG owner CB7 Accord, 5 speed ! No rust https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...206049191.html https://images.craigslist.org/00N0N_...2_1200x900.jpg |
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Rebuilt title from the original engine catching fire according to the previous owner before me and he swapped in another 3S-GTE so if seller was trying to say rebuilt title is from front end damage, that's not the case but it could have had front end damage after I sold it since it was about 5 and a half years ago. |
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