Used Mazda B-Series for Sale

I liked the V6 engine it had. The engine was just strong enough yet saved a bit of gas. The cab had four seats but only two doors. The vehicle was similar to a Ford Ranger. I had the vehicle for years. The truck was dependable.

This is my puppy mobile. I load my puppy in the front seat, put on his seatbelt and hand roll down the window--and we're off. We're off for our adventure, typically hiking or to the dog park. This pickup simply makes me happy. Owned by a little old man when I bought it in 2009, it was meticulously clean. The bucket seats have no wear or tear. Cloth small checker board tan and black. With the original carpet all looked brand new. The original radio with tape deck. No holes, green paint still looked brand new, passed smog with flying colors and drives like a dream. This is my truck, and its reliable. Because it's a truck, I don't mind if I get a little dirt on it and then clean it. The long bed has a liner, and I put a doggie bed back there for longer rides. Or my bicycle. The camper shell matches too. This truck just gets regular oil changes and helps me enjoy time with my dog. The air conditioner blows cold air, and the heater blows hot. It's a great truck, and I am glad I have it. I am also glad I didn't buy like a Tacoma for 100 times more money.

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.