Used Mazda B-Series for Sale

First and foremost I should point out that when I purchased my Mazda B2300, it was the first time I was financing a vehicle. I was working with a very small budget. Based on this, it was an absolutely fine truck for the price, and my needs at the time. It didn't have much power, but gas mileage was good. There was only one previous owner who maintained it well and put in a spray on bed liner as well as an aftermarket stereo. By far, the biggest downside was that the truck, as well as the comparable truck (Ford Ranger) had been discontinued, making it difficult and/or expensive to maintain or repair.

I own a 1994 Mazda B3000 long bed truck. It is still running and I intend to run it until it dies. It is a solid dependable truck with an automatic transmission. The color of the truck is mocha with a blue trim line from front to back. There is a black plastic bed liner in the truck bed. Although I have had to had some work done on the truck - mostly to replace parts that have died to due age of part - the truck has been fairly economical to run and except when the battery died and the starter, it has always started up without a problem.

I love the Mazda truck due to its dependability and low use of gas. This vehicle has carried me many miles and until it reached the 180,000 mark had relatively minor issues. After that point things have been breaking down. Such as the water pump blew out at the same time the radiator blew causing a head gasket issue. It has an oil leak that can't be solved and a power steering fluid leak. The truck has a blind spot when you turn to look to the left. Overall this has been a great truck for me and my mother to move and haul thing in. I love the fact that it will fit into small spaces and still be higher off the ground to see better than in a car. If I had to buy a truck again and they still were making the Mazda pickup I would buy it again. This truck is still going even with issue at over 200,000 miles and 16 years later. Have I gotten my money worth and then some? The answer is a resounding yes.