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Mazda 323 Automatic cars for sale or order in Victoria

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2001 Mazda 323
Astina Shades Auto F
$1,500
Excl. Govt. Charges
GREAT PRICE
Hatch
Hatch
Automatic
Automatic
4cyl 1.6L Petrol
4cyl 1.6L Petrol
292,018 km
292,018 km
Private • VIC
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2000 Mazda 323
Protege Auto F
$4,499
Drive away $4,267 Excl. Est. Govt. Charges
Sedan
Sedan
Automatic
Automatic
4cyl 1.8L Petrol
4cyl 1.8L Petrol
178,548 km
178,548 km
Dealer used • VIC
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2002 Mazda 323
Astina Auto F
$4,990
Excl. Govt. Charges
FAIR PRICE
Hatch
Hatch
Automatic
Automatic
4cyl 1.8L Petrol
4cyl 1.8L Petrol
158,300 km
158,300 km
Private • VIC
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2003 Mazda 323
Astina Shades Auto F
$4,499
Drive away $4,267 Excl. Est. Govt. Charges
Hatch
Hatch
Automatic
Automatic
4cyl 1.8L Petrol
4cyl 1.8L Petrol
315,768 km
315,768 km
Dealer used • VIC
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2001 Mazda 323
Astina Shades Auto F
$4,990
Drive away $4,741 Excl. Est. Govt. Charges
Hatch
Hatch
Automatic
Automatic
4cyl 1.6L Petrol
4cyl 1.6L Petrol
249,303 km
249,303 km
Dealer used • VIC
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