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عبد العزيز عمرو
2022-08-20 22:58

Can anyone share their thoughts on this? A 2012 Mazda2 with a 1.5L engine, silver color, Euro 4 emissions, used with 130,000 km on it. The condition is just average. Is 16,000 a good price or is it too expensive?

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أحمد خديجة
أحمد خديجة2023-06-04 14:32
Not expensive.
سعود عوض
سعود عوض2023-06-03 19:42
So cheap!
علي زبير
علي زبير2023-01-22 15:28
What's your fuel economy?
علي محمد
علي محمد2023-01-20 22:57
Is it manual?
عبدالله منصور
عبدالله منصور2022-10-22 20:19
I bought a 2009 1.3 manual car with over 50,000 kilometers for 8,500. I don't need to invest anything more into it for now. [I need some peace]
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سعود نبراس
سعود نبراس2022-08-25 18:08
I bought it for 25,000.
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علي أم
علي أم2022-08-21 23:54
Hatchbacks sell better than sedans. Normal price depends on condition and region.

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