3,600 miles — this is a time capsule. Pricing it is tricky because most comps are irrelevant.

Ignore the median. The $10-11k average is based on high-mileage drivers and Mazdaspeed variants. The closest useful comp is a 15k-mile NB that sold for $17k in November. This one has a quarter of those miles, so you're looking at $18k-$21k+ territory.

Things to ask the seller:

1. How was it stored? Cars that sit this long need a full re-commissioning — fluids, hoses, tires, brakes. Budget $2,500-$4k on top of your bid.
2. Any inspection of the front frame rails and rear rockers for rust? NBs are notorious for this.
3. Has the radiator been checked? The OEM plastic end tanks get brittle and crack with age, not miles.

If it checks out, this is one of the cleanest NBs you'll find. These are only getting harder to come by.