1994 Mazda 929

Pros: Beauty, Comfort, great handling for a car with this long wheelbase, and reliability.

Cons: If you don't know how or where to get deals on parts, you should learn.

The Bottom Line: Get one, but have it checked by a good mechanic.

Review: I bought the car from a friend who needed to get a fair price for cash. The interior had held up so perfectly that I felt I could absorb a few of the "expensive repairs and, at the very least, feel I still got a good deal. When I heard the car ...

Pros: Looks great, huge legroom, great chassis, decent power, comfortable.

Cons: Quite unreliable, low headroom, heavy, gas-guzzler.

The Bottom Line: Buy it cheap, because the repair costs will pile up. It's a great drive and very pretty, but it comes at a price.

Review: This car is a mixed bag. It is Mazda's second-prettiest car ever (only the RX-7 is better), and even 7 years after it was made it still looks great. Its very refined, classy, subtle, and in some places downright beautiful (look at the roofline) shape...

Pros: Styling, stock suspension, quietness, comfort of the ride/seats

Cons: Unadjustable steering wheel, lagging on lower RPMs, poor stock headlamps

Review: I received my 1994 Mazda 929 as a gift after i accomplished my 1500+ on my SAT I from my aunt and really disliked it at first...it wasn't exactly the BMW M3 i wanted, and it obviously did not perform like an M3, however, after driving it around for about...

Pros: Attractive, timeless styling, extremely reliable, cruises highways like a dream

Cons: Small trunk, rear wheel drive causes spinouts, gas mileage

The Bottom Line: I'd buy it again in a heartbeat, especially with the low mileage.

Review: I've had my 1994 Mazda 929 for about a year now. It had 63000 miles on it when I got it, and now it has 78000.

The car is a great road trip and cruising car, but has some drawbacks for driving around town. First the good stuff.

It...

Pros: unique styling, grand touring ride

Cons: expensive hard-to-find parts, limited fifth passenger space, slightly underpowered, no tilt or glovebox

Review: Back when the adventurous Jaguaresque-styling of the 929 popped up on the 1992 automotive scene, I immediately noticed it along with the $30,000+ price tag (for a Mazda no less) which was outside what we could or would pay. (Mazda was supposedly going...

Pros: sleek body

Cons: unreliable in the rain

Review: My husband and I were out shopping for a SUV and decided to see what the Mazda dealer in Stockton had available. There was nothing in stock that we were interested in, but as we were leaving, I spotted the Mazda 929. It is a beautiful sleek car. The...