1992 Mercury Topaz

Pros: very sporty look, roomy trunk, good little car

Cons: no cupholders, no cruise control, paint problems, vinyl breakage

The Bottom Line: Great for a first car. Durable.

Review: I have had a two door Mercury Topaz GS since I was 16 years old... it was my first car. I love this car, probably because it is my first car and I've had it for over six years, but also because it's a great little car. First, the bad: no cruise ...

Pros: Style, ample power.

Cons: Not many out there.

Review: I'm driving a 1992 Mercury Topaz XR5 coupe at the moment, and I find it to be a superior model in the Tempo/Topaz family. I got it because its cool to drive, and practical. The 135 hp 3.0 liter V6 seems plenty enough of power after you've driven...

Pros: Great gas mileage, roomy trunk, great for road trips for two.

Cons: Front end finally calfed.

Review: I bought this car for $300 Canadian and put about $200 into it for parts, did the work myself drove it on at least ten road trips the longest being 2400 km. With the kids' hockey or lacrosse gear, with next to no real problems. It had 240,000 km on it ...

Pros: Pretty cheap, reasonably powerful engine

Cons: Less than good quality

Review: The car I am reviewing is my moms car. I drive it too. My moms car is a 1992 Mercury Topaz GS four door with about 80,000-90,000 km on it. The interior looks almost new because it has been kept well. the outside and the inside is a nice maroon color...

Pros: My car is blue, which is good. I like that. . It has lots of room in the backseat (for friends!!) and trunk is hugeeeee.

Cons: Poor acceleration, unreliable, inconsistent performance. (you never know when it will breakdown next!!)

Review: I, personally, did not buy this car. It was forced upon me by my evil and twisted parents. We have about a $3 budget and I needed a car to drive, since I was about to get my license. So my parents used their "great" instincts and bought this...