Call us to reserve your test drive today! Looking to find out more? We invite you to stop in and see us at Mazda of Wesley Chapel, where we can keep the conversation going. We can be reached in a variety of ways; either over the phone by calling our pre-owned department at 813-279-7509, through our website, or of course, in person. Our team loves getting to know drivers in greater Wesley Chapel, Lutz, Land Oâ?? Lakes, Dade City, Tampa and Zephyrhills, and we strive to give you the most enjoyable experience possible! Feel free to swing by during regular business hours at 26944 Wesley Chapel Blvd, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544 or call us, and we can get the ball rolling and discuss all your car options. Our pre-owned cars are market priced to sell and always a low price near wherever you are! Summary -- Mazda of Wesley Chapel is committed to 100% customer satisfaction, no exceptions. Our experienced Mazda of Wesley Chapel team is excited to assist you in your next vehicle purchase. Welcome to the best source for online deals. Why Buy From Us -- At Mazda of Wesley Chapel, youll find more than just a vehicle. You will find people who know how to take care of your vehicles, and even more importantly, how to take care of you. Our mission is to provide you with the best automotive buying and ownership experience in the industry. Price does not include $1,199 predelivery service fee, tax, title, or license and must be paid by the purchaser. Optional equipment and accessories available, see dealer for details. Odometer is 53161 miles below market average! Clean CARFAX. Recent Arrival!
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* Tangible German lineage and an exceptionally high level of interior fit and finish for this price combine to make the Rabbit the most sophisticated $16,000 vehicle on the road. Compact SUV-like versatility provides practical appeal. Source: KBB.com
VW's value-priced 2008 Rabbit, and the performance-oriented GTI are both available in three- or five-door hatchback body styles. A 170-horsepower, 2.5L five-cylinder engine powers the Rabbit; it comes with either a five-speed manual or a six-speed Tiptronic automatic transmission, which has a Sport mode. The GTI features a 200-horsepower, 2.0L turbocharged and direct-injected four-cylinder engine that, besides bringing better performance than the Rabbit's engine, is also more efficient. It's paired with either a six-speed manual transmission or Direct Shift six-speed automated manual gearbox, and with the manual is rated at 32 miles per gallon on the highway. Both the Rabbit and GTI are front-wheel drive. The Rabbit comes with a wide range of standard equipment for a low-priced small car, including air conditioning, power heated mirrors, cruise control, power windows, locks, and mirrors, and an eight-speaker sound system. An electromechanical steering system helps bring crisp handling and easy maneuverability in parking lots. The GTI comes with a lot of additional performance equipment, and more comfort and convenience items. A sport suspension, special appearance cues, 17-inch alloy wheels and performance tires, alloy pedals, and sport seats bring a performance emphasis. Xenon headlamps, keyless entry, and a ten-speaker sound system are among the included extras. For both the Rabbit and the GTI, VW is generous with standard safety features, too. Front side and full-length curtain air bags, and anti-lock brakes are standard on both, and the GTI adds electronic stability control.
