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Mazda Mazda3 sport
 Price: £8000
Year: 2005
Mileage: 24000
Colour: black
Cheshire - Full service history , 1 lady owner from new, 12 month MOT , 6 month ROAD TAX, MINT CONDITION - Manual, Taxed, MOT
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