1993 Mazda 929

Pros: luxurious style, enough seating/trunk capacity, smooth ride, not so expensive

Cons: no cup holder, small engine for a heavy car

The Bottom Line: I totally recomend the 1993 Mazda 929, its safe, unique, luxurious and not so expensive.

Review: First of all I would just like to give much respects to the Epinioins.com Team. (this is just my personal experience I am sharing with you) On the summer of 2002 my girl friend told me her Acura Integra was acting up on her so I decided to take it to my...

Pros: smooth running and decent power.

Cons: unless you use ebay for parts get out the credit card.

Review: bought it at 116000 and now almost 100000 later have replaced waterpump, radiator, ac, window motors, rotors, etc. the valves leak oil and the tranny is a bit notchy, but she continues to drive smoothly at 80+ all day long on long drives. the converters ...

Pros: Cheap luxury, handling

Cons: horrible reliability, high repair costs, high fuel cost

The Bottom Line: Horrible reliability couples with poor fuel economy & high repair bills=run the other way!

Review: I purchased this car used & was the second owner for over a year. The moment I got it, trouble started. It began by having a cracked steering column, at a cost of $750 to repair, that was only the beginning of my problems. When it wasn't in the shop I...

Pros: Stylish look

Cons: Get the checkbook out if you ever plan to own one

Review: Purchased a used 929 three years back with only 60k miles. Turned into nothing but a blank check on necessary repairs: trans $2.5k, distributor $600, A/C $700, catalytic converters $1k, power window motor $300 + too many others to list. If it weren't ...